Paris
Paris mayor grants city honor to civilians of Gaza, West Bank
For more than 20 years, the City of Paris has awarded honorary citizenship to people who are “threatened, imprisoned, or prosecuted because they defend human rights and fundamental freedoms.”
Paris police arrest 20 as demonstrators defy ban on Iran opposition rally
Police order last-minute ban of Iranian opposition rally in Paris, no reason given
My Word: The dangers of Iranian spins - opinion
Meeting between Dermer, Syrian FM on Druze humanitarian corridor postponed - report
Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer and Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani are now likely to meet next week, sources told N12.
Paris air controller who shouted 'free Palestine' to El Al pilots suspended, minister confirms
French Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot confirmed on Tuesday that the air traffic controller would be “stripped of all ability to practice until further notice.”
Syria will not take part in meetings with Kurdish-led SDF in Paris, state TV says
This comes after Syria has struggled to integrate the US-backed group into its military.
'El Al genocide airline': Israel's national airline offices in Paris vandalized
"Today it's El Al, tomorrow it's Air France," Transportation Minister Miri Regev wrote on social media in reaction to what the airline called a "harsh anti-Israel incident."
Six to stand trial over 1982 attack on Jewish restaurant in Paris
The bombing and shooting assault on the Jo Goldenberg restaurant in the heart of the Jewish district of the Marais quarter in August 1982 killed six and wounded over 20.
From Gaza to Paris: Former hostage Ofer Kalderon honored at Tour de France
At an event honoring 100 days since the October 7 massacre, Israel’s Premier Tech Pro Cycling Team owner Sylvan Adams promised he and Kalderon would one day ride side-by-side at the Tour de France.
New branch of Moulin Doré opens in Jerusalem - restaurant review
“We offer a mix between the Israeli and French tastes,” co-owner Michael Cassar said. “We bring a proper French product and offer it to Israelis.”
Hermes' original Birkin bag sells at auction for record $10 million
The bag, which features Birkin's initials "J.B." on the flap and, unlike its descendants, has a strap that cannot be removed, was purchased by a private Japanese buyer over the phone, Sotheby's said.
Paris court extends detention of Iranian woman held on terrorism charges
Investigators also found that Tehran may have provided sums of money to the woman and two others, notably for the purchase of computer equipment used in propaganda activities.
French prosecutors seek trial of six over 1982 attack on Jewish restaurant
The terrorists were members of the Fatah-Revolutionary Council (Fatah-RC), a now-defunct radical Palestinian dissident terror group that was based in Iraq at the time and led by Abu Nidal.
