France

Perhaps those three days of fury would pale in comparison with the Paris attack of Friday, November 13, in which 130 people died.

Iranian vessel rocketfire was aimed close to a U.S. aircraft carrier in the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday.

Anti-Semitism chased Jews to Israel from Ukraine and France, but not from the rest of Europe and North America.

U.S. and other Western embassies issue security alerts for citizens in the Sanlitun district of Beijing on December 25.

A Japanese journalist is being held hostage by a terrorist group in Syria; execution is threatened if ransom is not paid.

A bomb scare on an Air France jet en route to Paris prove to be fake, again, for a fourth time.

An Air France passenger jet is again diverted from its flight to Paris after a suspicious device is found aboard the aircraft.

The lock to a shul in southeastern Paris was coated with poison, sickening more than a dozen congregants.

The masked terrorist escaped after stabbing an elementary school teacher in the throat.

These elections may spell a bitter end to the rule of the once-powerful Socialist Party, which currently controls all but one of France's regions, but which came in third place in the first round.

An unspecified threat sent an Air France flight to Paris from San Francisco to Montreal instead.

Marine Le Pen's anti-immigration party appears on the way to its best result since it was founded by Marine's father, back in 1972.

The Statue of Liberty began her life inside Auguste Bartholdi’s head as an Egyptian, and a very large Egyptian at that.

French police have shut down three mosques under new emergency laws for spreading radicalism and encouraging jihad.

Turkey's Pres. Erdogan vows to resign his post if Russia's Pres. Putin can prove his claim that Ankara is importing oil from the ISIS terror group.

Thousands of airport workers in Paris are under review; 57 have already had security passes revoked.

France is demanding answers from the IAEA on Iran's past nuclear work on atomic weapons.

Israeli media headlined a handshake between Netanyahu and Abbas for the first time in five years, as if the peace process has been fulfilled.

The U.N. chief declared a moment of silence for terror victims on and then checked off the cities hit by terror - except for Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.

Some 150 world leaders gather in Paris to put the final touches on two weeks of talks at the COP-21 conference on global warming.

Twenty-four Israeli companies participated in the Milipol 2015 exhibition and noticed a heightened interest around the Israeli booth.

The Arabic writing was found written on fuel panels of 4 planes in a French airport.

ISIS ringleader Abdelhamid Abaaoud, who was killed in a police manhunt, had plans to attack Jewish areas.

IAEA head Yukiya Amano warns he cannot guarantee that all of Iran's nuclear material is dedicated solely to peaceful activities.

Brussels has reopened its metro, school system and shopping malls but the city remains under the highest alert ever.

Hollande and Obama committed to defeating radical terrorism of ISIS, but neither mentioned the word "Islam."

The number of French Jews who visited Israel on the Birthright program more than doubled this year to 2,500.

Belgium's capital city remains at the highest alert level 4, but the rest of the country has reduced its guard slightly now to level 3.

Tight security surrounded the Millipol exhibition in Paris days after last week's ISIS terror attacks. Europeans are not boycotting Israel.

Three men shouting anti-Semitic obscenities and support for ISIS stabbed a French Jew in Marseille on Nov. 18.