French Police Arrest Two Accused of Helping Toulouse Terrorist
×
Error: Contact form not found.
by News Editor

French police stand outside Ozar Hatorah following attack of Mohammed Merah earlier in 2012. Photo: screenshot via CNN.
Reuters- French police arrested two people on Tuesday in the hunt for accomplices of an al Qaeda-inspired gunman who went on a killing spree in March, a judicial source said.
The two men aged 29 and 30 were detained in southwest France, where gunman Mohamed Merah killed three soldiers, a rabbi and three Jewish children before he was shot dead by elite police forces besieging his home.
DSA Chicago Chapter Sparks Outrage Over Anti-Israel Questionnaire for Political Endorsements
Struggling Hezbollah Diverts Cash From Lebanese Civilians to Rebuild Terror Arsenal
Jews Targeted in Two-Thirds of All Religion-Based Hate Crimes in US, FBI Data Finds
Trump Says No Talks Planned With Iran, Tehran Says Strait of Hormuz Still Shut
Israeli Airstrikes Hit Syrian Airbase, Drawing Turkish Condemnation
Venue Admits Discrimination Against Jewish Comedian at Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Scotland
Jewish American-Israeli Amar’e Stoudemire Inducted Into Basketball Hall of Fame
Rob Schneider Calls Out Hollywood ‘Ignorance,’ ‘Selective Outrage’ Regarding Hamas’s Oct. 7 Attack
What a Redeemed Hostage and Grieving Parents Taught Me About Going Back to Campus
Disclaimers Cannot Excuse Politicians Who Court Extremists





DSA Chicago Chapter Sparks Outrage Over Anti-Israel Questionnaire for Political Endorsements
Rob Schneider Calls Out Hollywood ‘Ignorance,’ ‘Selective Outrage’ Regarding Hamas’s Oct. 7 Attack
Venue Admits Discrimination Against Jewish Comedian at Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Scotland
Is It Misinformation or Disinformation When NPR Refuses to Fact-Check the UN?
What a Redeemed Hostage and Grieving Parents Taught Me About Going Back to Campus



