While many news outlets are showing the cover, Sky News refused to show the front of the latest Charlie Hebdo issue, fearing a backlash from Muslim viewers.

Turkey blamed the West for last week's terror attacks in Paris and even compared Netanyahu to Islamic terrorists.

"Terrorists and their supporters must be condemned, and those fighting terror... must be supported,” PM Netanyahu declared.

US security forces thwarted an ISIS-inspired attack on Washington after months of surveillance of the suspect.

Original plans were to print 3M copies for global distribution, but that number almost doubled due to high demand, despite Islamic terror threats.

The world may be taking the first steps in combat ing the plague of anti-Semitism and will discuss the problem at the UN.

The US should have sent a higher-ranking official to the largest ever peace rally in Paris, the White House now admits

BBC interviewer tells Jewish woman she should see "different perspectives," saying "Palestinians suffer hugely at Jewish hands as well." BBC apologized after receiving numerous complaints.

Despite Muslim attempts to silence the, the Charlie Hebdo magazine continues to fight on.

Western security agencies are on high alert following hacker attacks and renewed terror threats from ISIS.

The West is facing another massive Islamic terror attack, warns a British security expert, adding that it may be impossible to thwart it.

The two Palestinian groups, Hamas and Fatah, are once again proving that when it comes to terrorism, they are masters of double-talk.

PA head Mahmoud Abbas joined the massive Paris rally against terror and in support of freedom, although at home he supports terror and suppresses freedom.

Israeli leaders joined one-million-strong Paris rally in support of "renewed struggle against the Islamic terrorism that is threatening all of humanity.”

French PM Manuel Valls believes French Jewry should remain and vows to fight for their future, but Israeli leaders call on European Jews to move to Israel. Hundreds of French Jews attended an aliyah fair on Sunday.

Egypt's president is calling for an overhaul of Islamic thinking, but a Muslim cleric in his country is continuing with incitement and inflammatory rhetoric.

In response to Wednesday's terror attack in France, some prominent media outlets have chosen to submit to Muslim terror rather than defend free speech.

Israel, which has been dealing with to Islamic terror for decades, expressed condolences to the French people following the massacre in Paris on Wednesday.

France continues to suffer from terror incidents. Maybe they will finally realize they have a real problem on their hands.

As we go to press before Shabbat in Israel, French police are preparing to storm the compound to capture or kill the Islamic terrorist brothers who murdered 12 people in Charlie Hebdo headquarters.