I expect world leaders to fight terrorism alongside Israel
The world leaders who participated in the massive anti-terrorism march in Paris need to fight that scourge everywhere, “even when it is against Israel and the Jews,” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday.
Netanyahu spoke during a visit to the site of Friday’s attack at a kosher grocery in eastern Paris, where four French Jews were killed. His comments reflected the message Israel is trying to send to the leaders of the world in the wake of the Paris attacks, that there must be no double standard on terrorism.
One senior official said there was a sense in Jerusalem that when journalists in Europe are attacked, there is wall-to-wall horror and outrage, and no attempt to look for a justification or reason for the murders.