France

French authorities reportedly barred Yossi Dagan from entering the country over his settlement activities, prompting condemnation from Israel's Foreign Ministry. Dagan later received support from senior Czech officials

A new investigative book reveals alleged French security plans for violent protests, cyberattacks, and a potential assault on the Élysée Palace ahead of the 2027 presidential election

French officials say Iranian hackers manipulated supermarket refrigeration systems, causing widespread food spoilage and equipment fires, as Paris prepares sanctions against Tehran

Amid growing fears over safety and political instability in France, thousands of French Jews are considering moving to Israel. Ariel Kandel, CEO of Qualita, explains why aliyah is becoming increasingly urgent and what Israel must do to help families build new lives.

A French court sentenced a 60-year-old Irish man to six months' suspended imprisonment after he made antisemitic remarks and threatened to kill a Jewish couple from Australia, sparking outrage over the lenient punishment

Australia has reportedly approached Israel about purchasing the Iron Dome air defense system, despite its criticism of Israeli policies in Gaza.

What Jewish law teaches about the limits of protest, the duty to pursue justice, and what we must preserve even when we fight for change.

As antisemitism raises concerns for Jews in France, the lessons of Parshat Lech Lecha and Rachel's enduring prayers remind us of the power of faith, Jewish unity, and our eternal connection to the Land of Israel

A synagogue in Paris was vandalized and desecrated, and Jewish-owned businesses in Marseille were targeted from a list prepared in advance. Some 1,200 protesters have been arrested, and French President Emmanuel Macron is expected to address the nation tonight.

Demonstrations over the cost of living and public services erupted into violent clashes across France, leaving more than 150 police officers injured as authorities vowed to prosecute those responsible

Hackers reportedly manipulated refrigeration systems at hundreds of French supermarkets, causing widespread food spoilage and major financial losses, as separate cyber disruptions affected retailers in the Netherlands and Belgium

Some 400 high schools across France are fully or partially closed. Schools have been set on fire and dozens of staff members injured amid student protests over teacher shortages and poor learning conditions. Hundreds of students have been arrested.

France says Macron intended to say Hamas does not govern the West Bank, after his remarks drew condemnation from Israeli leaders

Israel’s government is weighing action against countries that joined Britain in imposing sanctions on Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria. A decision is expected soon.

An unusually powerful tornado struck France's Aude department, injuring 39 people and causing extensive damage to hundreds of homes. The mayor of Pomas, which suffered the worst destruction, described the scale of the devastation: "Some people lost everything they had."

Polls in France indicate that far-left candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon could advance to the second round of the presidential election, where he would face far-right leader Marine Le Pen.

The two men, both 19, received prison sentences of eight and six months after being convicted of glorifying terrorism. They filmed themselves at the entrance to a synagogue in Sarcelles, which had reportedly been a target of a planned attack just months earlier.

A massive swarm of jellyfish disrupted operations at the Gravelines nuclear power plant, forcing most of its reactors offline. It is the second time in a year that jellyfish have interfered with operations at Western Europe’s largest nuclear facility.

The United States asked Britain and France to join an international naval force to protect ships traveling through the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz. Both European countries declined the request.