Millions rally in Paris for unity after terror attacks
More than a million Parisians and millions around the world marched in a unity rally led by world leaders including Netanyahu Abbas Poroshenko and Lavrov to condemn the Charlie Hebdo attacks and honor victims. French President Hollande called for resolve as authorities said one gunman linked to Islamic State pledged allegiance in a day described as a watershed moment for liberty and security.
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Public dialogue urged in wake of Paris attacks
Local Imam Emad Salih of the Islamic Association of Medicine Hat calls for public dialogue after the Charlie Hebdo attacks. He denounces violence in Islam and urges peace through tolerance, while criticizing media portrayal and urging reporting of suspicious activity to protect communal safety.
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Mali immigrant lauded for saving Jews in Paris market siege
Lassana Bathily, a Mali-born worker at the kosher supermarket in Paris, hid shoppers in a stockroom basement and later handed police the key to unlock the market blinds, aiding the assault team. Netanyahu praised Bathily after confirming his decisive actions.
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