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France struggles to come to terms with fallout from Jewish pensioner   murderA controversial judicial decision led to thousands of people taking to the streets.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInMembers of the Jewish community in France say the no-trial is the latest blow after a series of high-profile attacks against Jews | Andrea Ronchini/NurPhoto via Getty ImagesApril 28, 20214:01 am CETBy Clea CaulcuttPARIS 鈥?A controversial murder case in which the drug-fueled killer of a Jewish pensioner was ruled unfit to stand trial has rocked France, raised concerns about growing anti-Semitism and pitted the president against senior members of the judiciary.Earlier  stanley termoska this month, judges at Frances highest court ruled that in April 2017, Kobili Traor茅 kille stanley cup d 65-year-old Sarah Halimi while suffering a  delirious fit  fueled by heavy cannabis use and was unaware of what he stanley cup becher  was doing, and therefore did not have to face trial. The decision has sparked a wave of public protest across France, with President Emmanuel Macron calling for the law to be changed. On Sunday, thousands of protesters gathered in Paris to demand justice for Halimi. AdvertisementAdvertisementMacron   stance has in turn infuriated magistrates who say meddling politicians are a threat to judicial independence. The government is aiming to introduce a new bill on the matter by end of May.  Deciding to take drugs and subsequently become like crazy ; should not in  Jedf Should we stay or should we go  Big banks consider Brexit options
Jews protest at ParliamentMORE than 2,000 Jews, including hundreds from Germany, marched to the European Parliament yesterday  29 May  to warn against a rising tide of anti-Semitism in Europe and the backlash over Israel   efforts to fi stanley mug ght terrorism.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInMay 29, 20025:00 pm CETBy Peter ChapmanAnti-Semitism has no place in Europe, said Michel Friedman, vice-president of the Paris-based European Jewish Congress, after addressing the crowd in Place du Luxembourg.It   a big, big danger that again, in some of our countries extreme right parties  fascist parties  are not just in parliaments but part of governments, he said. We will never accept that, after 1945,  stanley canada synagogues are burning and Jews are in danger on a daily basis.He added the civilised free world decided after 11 September to fight against terrorism from New York to Kabul. 8220 stanley becher ;Israel has to have the same right to fight it in Tel Aviv or Jerusalem, he said. Many non-Jews also took part in the demonstration.AdvertisementAdvertisementRelated CountriesIsraelLuxembourgMore from Peter ChapmanFrance and Germany in plot to harmonize taxationFRANCE and Germany are plotting a voluntary zone of  harmonized corporate taxes within the European Union, to bypass the British veto over tax harmonization, European Voice can reveal.May 34 mins readMonti team out of tune as music min