After Paris, Netanyahu demands world also condemn attacks against Israelis

Referring to a Friday shooting attack that left a rabbi and son dead in the West Bank, Netanyahu said the perpetrators had been the same. “We are not responsible for the terror that is turned against us, just like the French aren’t responsible for the terror turned against them”.

Israel’s Army Radio said electronic surveillance of Syria and Iraq – where IS insurgents have conquered swathes of territory – may have yielded intelligence on the organisation of the Paris attacks. “Be it destroying houses in Nablus and killing our children by Israel or hitting a Russian plane over Egypt. The Paris attacks are criminal acts done by coward terrorists”.

“Hours after the murder in Otniel, terrorists went on a ruthless terror attack in Paris and murdered innocents”, he said. “The writer said it is not a coincidence that “human blood was exploded in Paris” at the same time that “certain European sanctions” are being implemented”.

Israel captured the Golan Heights militarily in 1967, and annexed it in 1981, though that annexation is not internationally recognized, Israel has been reported to have talked with Syria in the past about returning the territory in return for a peace deal, though Netanyahu suggested Monday that the ongoing Syrian Civil War means Israel should just get to keep the heights forever.

Tel Aviv is expected to tighten security measures at foreign-based Israeli institutions following the terror attacks in the French capital, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday, Sputnik reported.

The PA daily reiterated Fatah’s libel that Israel is like ISIS by publishing a cartoon showing an Israeli decapitating the Al-Aqsa Mosque next to an ISIS terrorist beheading a hostage. Both are working at the same time and with the same sword.

Across Israel on over the weekend it was clear that the Jewish state was standing in determined solidarity with France, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for a united war on Islamic terror.

Netanyahu blasted Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas who condemned the Paris attacks but has not also condemned attacks against Israelis.