French Polls: Left Will Win
French Socialists And Allies Win Round One, But No Landslide
There will be no left landslide reminiscent of 1981, but a more cohesive left will still obtain a majority in the National Assembly.
There will be no left landslide reminiscent of 1981, but a more cohesive left will still obtain a majority in the National Assembly.

Lead suspect in custody with four others for beating Jews outside synagogue

Ten people with hammer, iron bar, brutalize Jews. Officials confirm motive is anti-Semitism.

Feeling its way with the new French president, the EU reminds France that its obligations remain in force.

The National Company of French Railways announced the launch of a new joint study with Yad Vashem into Holocaust deportations.

More than 90 percent of French Muslims voted for Hollande, enough to defeat Sarkozy. Now, Hollande appoints three Muslims to his cabinet.

Hollande had something for all factions of his party in the cabinet that he chose.

With Sarkozy gone and Angela Merkel weakened, Turkey is counting on a more favorable reception in Brussels.

Hollande's transition team denies that the President-elect sent former French PM to Iran; Iranian media portray it as a diplomatic mission.

Four shows by overtly anti-Semitic French ‘comedian’ Dieudonne have been cancelled following opposition from Jewish groups.

‘Palestinian’ journalist faults radical Islam for Toulouse murders, expresses understanding for security checks.

Sarkozy won nearly 93 percent of the votes of French citizens in Israel, but expats elsewhere reflected the vote back home.

Rabbinical Centre of Europe congratulates Hollande for winning election in France, alerts him of the resurgence of anti-Semitism.

President of French Jewish student organization called on the University of Toulouse to combat anti-Semitism after anti-Semitic protests.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy sends letter to President Shimon Peres to congratulate Israel’s on Independence Day.

As violence rages on in Syria, Turkey wants to create a buffer zone; France wants to invoke Chapter 7 of the UN charter.

France and Jordan have attacked Israel's decision to legalize the communities of Rechilim, Bruchin, and Sansana in Yesha.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy to face socialist Francois Hollande in a runoff election on May 6.

Western and Arab sanctions have caused Damascus' currency to sink and depleted its cash reserves, forcing Syria to seek to sell its gold.

The conservative French government has voted for new anti-terror measures following last month's grisly murders in Toulouse and Montauban.

French activists say they will seek to violate Israel's sovereign right to control its borders despite Israeli promises to bar entry

At least eight people were arrested in early morning raids targeting Islamic extremists in France.

Mohamed Merah has become a martyr and hero to angry young Muslims from impoverished areas across France

France urged anti-Israel activists to refrain from travelling to the 'West Bank' in order to avoid scuffles with Israeli authorities.

France is expelling “foreign Islamic radicals” in a new strategy to cope with the growing wave of Muslim terror. The UN has not commented.

President Nicolas Sarkozy's promised crackdown on Islamic extremism in France has begun with a high-profile show of force by police.

Israel is looking for foreign partners to help in exploiting some 35 trillion cubic feet of natural gas sitting off its coast.

French president Nicolas Sarkozy and Toulouse mayor Pierre Cohen are at loggerheads over where to bury gunman Mohammad Merah.

The family of Islamist mass murderer Mohammad Merah says he will be buried in Algeria, but Algeirs has yet to agree.

12-year-old student of the Otzar Hatorah school in Paris lightly injured after being attacked by anti-Semites.

One week after the death of Islamist spree killer Mohammad Merah, France is taking another Franco-Algerian accused in a terror plot to trial

Al-Jazeera has agreed to refrain from showing video footage taken by Islamic terrorist Mohammed Merah.

Officials have confirmed French reports that Mohammad Merah visited Israel in 2010 – before his trips to Afghanistan and Pakistan

Jews attacked all the time on the street, in buses and on Metro, says immigrant from France.

French police are investigating the brother of Toulouse terrorist Mohammed Merah, believing he may have been an accessory to the murders.

Toulouse-born Avraham Azoulai, editor of Le P'tit Hebdo, says French media must stop inciting against Israel.

The remand of Mohammad Merah's mother, brother, and girlfriend has been extended to Sunday as police question them.

French officials sought to defend Paris' security services after it was revealed mass murderer Mohammad Merah was on a terror watch list.

Approximately one-third of Europeans surveyed espoused anti-Semitic beliefs.

French president Nicolas Sarkozy announced a crackdown on extremism as police seek to learn if Mohammad Merah had accomplices

French officials admitted a Muslim spree shooter who killed seven, including four at a Jewish school, was on a security watch list.

France is pulling 400 troops from its 1400 strong UNIFIL contingent as the force faces restructuring to become 'lighter and more effective'

French President Nicolas Sarkozy promises that if he is re-elected, he will visit Israel and the PA to promote peace.

A French university is closing doors for two days in attempt to prevent "Israel Apartheid Week" events from taking place on campus grounds.

Iran's decision to cut oil sales to French and British companies has amused Paris and exasperated Beijing.

The French Supreme Court overturned a libel ruling against Dr. Yehuda David who said Muhammad al-Dura's scars were from surgery

It remains doubtful as to whether Sarkozy will receive broad Jewish backing, as many unhappy with state of economy and Mid-East policies.
French President speaks with local Jews, says "the situation is never military" to deal with the Iranian nuclear threat.

Former kidnapped IDF soldier Gilad Shalit and his parents meet in Paris Wednesday with French President Nicolas Sarkozy.

Turkey continues to threaten France as President Nicolas Sarkozy prepares to sign a bill recognizing the Armenian Genocide.
French Senate votes 127 to 86 to pass the bill which makes it a crime to deny the 1915 Armenian Genocide. Turkey threatens.
Muslim woman in France fined after being caught driving while wearing a burqa - which is banned in France.
The threats on Valerie Boyer, an author of the bill criminalizing denial of the Armenian genocide, has united France's politicians.
The Turkish government is pulling out all the stops to get France to shelve a bill criminalizing denial of Turkish crimes against Armenians
Sarkozy stands with Abbas in a PA flag-raising ceremony at UNESCO in Paris, an act Israel says is based on science fiction.

Nicolas Sarkozy is facing comparisons from the right and left oמ subservience to Germany - De Gaulle was able to put Germany in its place.
One day after the Arab League imposes sanctions against Syria, the European Union adds to those it has already levied on Damascus.

France summoned Israel's ambassador Wednesday over Sunday's air strike in Gaza. Reason: the French consul's family lives there and got hurt.

France warned Israel it must avoid all civilian casualties in Gaza after its local consul and his family were injured in an IAF raid.

France has nixed the idea of a military strike against Iran's nuclear plants.
