Life goes on in terror-stricken Paris. After extensive renovations, the Hyper Cacher kosher supermarket, site of a deadly attack in January, reopened its doors.

ISIS' influence continues to spread, infecting Europe with ever greater intensity. Where will their next follower attack?

World powers have taken the first step in combating global anti-Semitism. Israel's ambassador to the UN demanded better security for European Jews.

Anti-Semitic attacks perpetrated by Muslims continue to plague the Jews of France despite efforts by French authorities to stem the wave of terror currently sweeping the country.

Palestinians in Gaza not only show support for Islamic State and for terror attacks in France and elsewhere; they also act on ISIS's behalf.

Prime Minister Valls blames France's own "social and ethnic apartheid" against "second class citizens" for causing Islamic terror.

The situation in Belgium is as bad as the situation in France. There are terror cells in France, Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands. The jihad in Europe is just beginning.

Religion can work both ways - to one it meant death to others; to someone else it meant life to others.