Terrorism in france

France marks 10th anniversary of deadly Paris shooting, bombing attacks

France commemorates the 10th anniversary of the ISIS attacks in Paris, honoring victims and survivors still scarred by the deadliest assault since WWII.

A woman lights a candle during a gathering at the Place de la Republique, marking the tenth anniversary of the November 13, 2015 Paris attacks that killed 130 people, in Paris, France November 12, 2025.
The imam of the Bleuets mosque Imam Ismail (L) speaks with local residents following his press conference, in Marseille, southern France on September 9, 2024, after the Bouches-du-Rhone Police Prefect has informed the Bleuets mosque of his intention to close it, considering that 'statements legitimi

Marseille mosque shut down due to alleged ties to Muslim Brotherhood

Paris' Mayor Anne Hidalgo delivers a speech at the site of the so called "Rue des Rosiers" or "Chez Jo Goldenberg restaurant" attack, in Paris, on August 9, 2024

Six to stand trial over 1982 attack on Jewish restaurant in Paris

Mahdieh Esfandiari, a 35-year-old Iranian national, on Monday was arrested on February 28 in Lyon while attempting to leave France.

Paris court extends detention of Iranian woman held on terrorism charges


European Jews, Iranian Jews and Exodus.

The Jerusalem Post

Moroccan national to be stripped of French citizenship over terror conviction

Ahmed Sahnouni el-Yaacoubi, naturalized in 2003 and was convicted in 2013 for conspiracy to commit terrorist acts.

Paris, France.

French PM Valls: France must tackle 'social and ethnic apartheid'

In aftermath of terror attacks, Valls says France must look at "the neglect of the suburbs, the ghettos, the social misery."

FRENCH PRIME MINISTER Manuel Valls

Chomsky slams West's Charlie Hebdo outrage: 'Many journalists were killed by Israel in Gaza too'

Writing in a CNN op-ed, Chomsky claims that "terrorist" attacks perpetrated by the West did not spark outrage like the Hebdo attack.

Noam Chomsky

Poll: 42% of French believe Muhammad cartoons should not be published

Following terror attacks in French capital, new poll finds majority support stripping terror-affiliates of French nationality.

A man poses with the new issue of French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo at a cafe in Nice.

Analysis: State of denial in the West

Though those who slaughtered journalists at Charlie Hebdo and Jews at a kosher supermarket were killed, the terrorists still have the last word.

Candelight vigil in tribute to the victims of the shooting at the office of Charlie Hebdo

Dozens held across Europe in Islamist suspect sweeps

Officials said there was no clear link between the suspected Belgian plot and the Paris attacks a week earlier, but described them as part of a common threat.

Belgian police walk in central Verviers, a town in the east of Belgium January 15

Erdogan: 'Charlie Hebdo' guilty of provoking Muslims, inciting to racial hatred

The first edition of Charlie Hebdo since the killing of 12 of its staff members at its central Paris offices last week aroused anger across the Muslim world.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Will the Paris attacks change France’s view on Israel and the Palestinians?

Now will come the test whether, as some said, last week’s attacks in France truly constituted that country’s 9/11 moment.

French police officers carry the flag-draped coffin of their late colleague Franck Brinsolaro at the end a national tribute at the Paris Prefecture

A united fight against terrorism

Rabbi Nachman of Breslov teaches that each time we pray, even if we do not see immediate change, we are creating a reservoir of prayer that builds up and eventually comes pouring down, like a dam when it breaks.

Several thousand people gather to pay tribute to victims of a shooting by gunmen at the offices of Charlie Hebdo during a demonstration in Marseille, January 10