Paris
Twelve arrested after nearly 150 people stabbed with needles at French music festival
The French Interior Ministry reported that some victims were hospitalized for toxicological testing.
Discrimination at the Paris Air Show: Israel had no 'friends' in France - opinion
French court rejects appeal to remove blocking of Israel's offensive weapons display at Paris expo
France blocks off Israel display at weapons conference
Two dead and 500 arrested in France during Paris St Germain win celebrations
Wild celebrations erupted across the French capital and beyond on Saturday night after Paris St Germain crushed Italian opponents Inter Milan to win the Champions League for the first time.
PSG fans display 'stop genocide in Gaza' banner during Champions League final
The banner could potentially lead to a 10,000 euro fine for PSG, though the team has not made a statement acknowledging the banner.
Review: Meet the woman who saved countless art masterpieces from the Nazis
Valland is the real-life heroine of “The Art Spy,” a curator at Jeu de Paume Museum in Paris in the 1940s.
MedEx returns to Paris: hundreds of Doctors and medical students express interest in making aliyah
Due to the severe lack of physicians in Israel, the event offered participants a streamlined, professional, and comprehensive immigration track, including license recognition and employment support.
After being banned for 100 years: The European river reopens for summer swimming
The Seine River reopens after 100 years. Three free swimming areas launch in July, including one with Eiffel Tower views—part of Paris’s climate plan to reclaim the river for public use.
France says it will file legal complaint on Friday against Iran at International Court of Justice
France is accusing Iran of keeping French citizens in conditions akin to torture in Tehran's Evin prison and not allowing proper consular protection.
'I absolutely thought I was going to die,' Kim Kardashian tells court in Paris jewel heist case
Kim Kardashian cried as she recalled the start of the attack, in which the suspects are accused of tying her up with zip ties and duct tape before making off with jewelry.
A poetic lens on Israel’s past
The exhibition Chris Marker: The Lost Photographs of Israel at the Israel Museum, Jerusalem, showcases previously unseen photographs of Israel in 1960.
Father of crypto-millionaire rescued after being held for ransom, mutilated by captors
The millionaire's father was abducted in broad daylight in Paris by four men wearing balaclavas.
Jewish war photographer Robert Capa's life and work honored in Budapest
Capa's tumultuous and all-too-brief life symbolizes the cosmopolitan and tragic Central European milieu of Budapest Jewry in the 20th century.
Paris will never be the same: Welcome to the makeover of the city of lights
Only 4% of residents voted, but 66% supported removing 10% of parking. Drivers argue it's a "takeover of urban space." What does this mean for Paris' future?
