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Charlie Hebdo
More than One Month Ago
Analysis: Once again, Charlie Hebdo takes aim at violent Islamists, this time in Spain
(George Conger,
The Media Project
)
Charlie Gard’s parents show the strength of human love
(Giles Fraser,
The Guardian
)
Two years later: Lessons from the Charlie Hebdo and Hyper Cacher attacks
(Press Release,
United States Commission on International Religious Freedom
)
Vladimir Putin warns Russian artists against offending religious believers after Charlie Hebdo attack
(Serina Sandhu,
iNews
)
Is it time for France to abandon laïcité?
(Elizabeth Winkler,
New Republic
)
Charlie Hebdo's cover for attack anniversary stirs debate on coverage of faith
(Peter Kenny,
Ecumenical News
)
France prepares tribute to Charlie Hebdo, Jewish shop victims
(Michel Rose,
Reuters
)
Charlie Hebdo stirs new controversy with migrant cartoons
(Brian Love,
Reuters
)
Five attacks foiled in France since Charlie Hebdo killings: PM
(Mark John,
Reuters
)
French comedian found guilty over anti-Charlie Hebdo joke
(
Arab News
)
Religion and security after the Charlie Hebdo shootings
(John Wolfe,
OUPblog Religion
)
Mullah Krekar arrested for praising Charlie Hebdo attack
(
BasNews
)
Few UK Muslims have sympathy for Paris attack motives, most oppose violence: poll
(Estelle Shirbon,
Reuters
)
Copenhagen shooting suspect killed by police
(Charles Duxbury and Anna Molin,
The Wall Street Journal
)
Assessing Europe's response to the Paris attacks
(Benjamin Ward,
Human Rights Watch
)
A month after kosher market attack, French Jews plan an exodus
(Griff Witte,
The Washington Post
)
Voltaire is not the answer for France
(Daniel Philpott,
Arc of the Universe
)
How the left failed France’s Muslims
(Walden Bello,
Foreign Policy in Focus
)
British Muslims protest in London against Charlie Hebdo cartoons
(
Reuters
)
British Muslims protest in London against Charlie Hebdo cartoons
(
Reuters
)
Conspiracies, victimhood cloud Turks' views of Hebdo killings
(Mustafa Akyol,
Al-Monitor: Turkey Pulse
)
Russia : 11 Media outlets threatened with closure for publishing Charlie Hebdo drawings
(
FIDH Human Rights in Russia
)
42% of Turkish people believe Muslims are the 'real victims' of Charlie Hebdo attack (poll)
(Lianna Brinded,
International Business Times
)
France’s ideals, forged in revolution, face a modern test
(Steven Erlanger,
The New York Times
)
Speech and anti-Semitism in France
(Editorial,
The International New York TImes
)
Russian citizens find publication of cartoons insulting people's religious feelings unacceptable
(
Interfax-religion
)
Charlie Hebdo attack: French values challenged in schools
(Henri Astier,
BBC
)
France's false choice: Can liberal societies come to terms with religious illiberalism?
(Shadi Hamid,
The Atlantic
)
Charlie Hebdo raises the question: Is hate speech protected in France?
(Jill Lawless,
Huff Post Religion
)
Diyarbakir Kurds rally to show support for Prophet Muhammad
(Fréderike Geerdink,
Al-Monitor: Iraq Pulse
)
Most Russians think Charlie Hebdo tragedy provoked by journalists themselves
(
RT
)
A murderous blame game: Did the provocative cartoonists at Charlie Hebdo "bring it upon themselves"?
(Zac Alstin,
MercatorNet
)
Charlie Hebdo attack sparks France to fight terrorism and 'ethnic apartheid'
(S.N. Tate,
Design & Trend
)
Responsa: Part two, with more on French Jews, the real meaning of 'radical,' and the politics of the supermarket
(David Mikics and Mark Greif,
Tablet: A New Read on Jewish Life
)
Anti-Semitism gives way to Islamophobia in France following Charlie Hebdo attack
(Catherine Shakdam,
Mint Press News
)
Suis-je Charlie?
(Andrew Sorokowski,
Religious Information Service of Ukraine
)
An inclusive French Republic
(The Editorial Board,
The New York Times Opinion Pages
)
Hundreds of thousands protest in Chechnya against Mohammad cartoons
(
Reuters
)
Mohammed cartoons spark “largest ever” protest in Chechnya
(Nina Achmatova,
AsiaNews.it
)
Bishkek rally demands ban on Prophet Muhammad cartoons
(
Interfax-Religion
)
More on the Charlie Hebdo attack & aftermath
Exclusive: Full interview with Charlie Hebdo's Editor-in-Chief
(Elisha Fieldstadt,
NBC News - Meet the Press
)
Anti-Charlie Hebdo protest held in Chechnya
(
Al Jazeera America
)
Anti-Muslim incidents soar in France in wake of Paris attacks
(AFP,
Yahoo! News
)
New Charlie Hebdo editor: Our cartoons defend freedom of religion
(Ian Tuttle,
National Review Online
)
Over 1 million people take part in rally protesting cartoons of Prophet Muhammad held in Grozny
(
Interfax-Religion
)
Radical Islam in Europe: No one to blame but us
(Vijeta Uniyal,
Gatestone Institute
)
Immigration and Islam: Europe’s crisis of faith
(Christopher Caldwell,
The Wall Street Journal: The Saturday Essay
)
Hypocrisy after the Paris terror attacks: Why won't Europe acknowledge the grave threat to its Jews?
(Deborah E. Lipstadt,
Tablet: A New Read on Jewish Life
)
Heartbreaking last texts of kosher supermarket victim Yoav Hattab
(Lior Zaltzman,
The Jewish Daily Forward
)
Charlie Hebdo's humor upsets Turkish Islamists
(Pinar Tremblay,
Al-Monitor: Turkey Pulse
)
Je suis Hungary
(
Budapest Times
)
Turkish President Erdoğan lashes out at 'provocative' Charlie Hebdo
(
Hürriyet Daily News
)
Fear vs terror: signal crimes, counter-terrorism, and the Charlie Hebdo killings
(Matin Innes,
OUPblog Religion
)
Une de Charlie Hebdo : appel à la paix et à la cohésion
(Communiqué de presse,
EIFRF France
)
EIFRF Steering Committee member speaking on BBC about the Paris Attacks
(Sheikh Dr Muhammad Al-Hussaini,
European Interreligious Forum for Religious Freedom (EIFRF)
)
After Paris attacks, Pope speaks out against insulting religion
(
Al Jazeera America
)
Condemnation swift in Muslim nations over new Charlie Hebdo cover
(Jacob Resneck and Mai Shams El-Din,
Religion News Service
)
Moscow Muslim leaders want Charlie Hebdo banned in Russia
(
Russia Religion News
)
Cardinal Timothy Dolan denounces Paris attacks, says satirists not to blame
(David Gibson,
Religion News Service
)
Cartoonists ignored the virtue of prudence
(Peter Stockland,
Calgary Herald
)
France: Compromising freedoms clouds fight against terrorism
(Aaron Rhodes,
Forum for Religious Expression Europe
)
Competition between terrorist organizations can be a motive of terrorist attacks in Paris - religious expert
(
Interfax-religion
)
Can the Paris rally launch unified action against terror?
(Sheila Liaugminas,
MercatorNet
)
In France, a growing debate over why some speech is protected and some isn’t
(Anthony Faiola and Griff Witte,
The Washington Post
)
France arrests 54 for ‘defending terrorism’ after Charlie Hebdo attack
(
Al Jazeera
)
France cracks down on hate speech, sends carrier to Mideast
(Lori Hinnant, Associated Press,
The Jackson Sun
)
In remembering the Charlie Hebdo attack we must not forget the responsibility that goes with free speech
(Tariq Modood,
The London School of Economics and Political Science
)
Al Qaeda branch claims responsibility for Charlie Hebdo attack
(Holly Yan, Josh Levs, and Salma Abdelaziz,
CNN
)
Why Obama wasn't in Paris: The largest protest in French history conspicuously lacked one person
(Lee Smith,
Tablet: A New Read on Jewish Life
)
Jewish lives do matter—to terrorists. To a distracted Left, not so much
(Todd Gitlin,
Tablet: A New Read on Jewish Life
)
"Paris was worth a march": And yet America's president was conspicuously absent
(Sheila Liaugminas,
MercatorNet
)
Politics loom large at Paris solidarity rally: But for hundreds of thousands of Parisians, the march was about unity
(Vladislav Davidzon,
Tablet: A New Read on Jewish Life
)
Egyptian cleric warns Charlie Hebdo against publishing 'racist' cartoons
(Khaled Moussa and Omar Fahmy,
Reuters
)
Europe's Muslims feel heat of backlash after Paris terror
(Elaine Ganley,
Associated Press: The Big Story
)
Je suis Bibi? ‘Mais non,’ say some French Jews
(Tony Karon,
Al Jazeera
)
The sound of French journalists turning in their graves: exploiting grief for political ends
(
Human Rights Without Frontiers International
)
Asif Arif, Secrétaire Général d'EIFRF France, sur LCI
(Interrogé par Michel Field,
European Interreligious Forum for Religious Freedom (EIFRF)
)
Conspiracy theorists blame Paris attack on Israel
(Yair Rosenberg,
Tablet: A New Read on Jewish Life
)
Paris' march of folly: Inclusion of leaders like Abbas and Turkey's Davutoglu turned a symbolic moment into a farce
(Liel Leibovitz,
Tablet: A New Read on Jewish Life
)
The Paris unity march shows we must protect freedom of expression, not curtail it further
(Julie Posetti,
The Guardian
)
France ponders its response to shootings: Will xenophobia or multiculturalism win?
(Elizabeth Bryant,
Religion News Service
)
Mixed Turkish reactions to Paris massacre
(Semih Idiz,
Al-Monitor
)
Paris's republican march: Everyone is Charlie
(
The Economist
)
The Paris massacres: Sad, sad, sad!
(Nuray Mert,
Hürriyet Daily News
)
Charlie Hebdo puts Mohammed on cover
(Rob Crilly,
The Telegraph
)
Paris attack wakes Europeans to importance of free speech
(Dan Hannan,
Washington Examiner
)
Opinion: Religion is not the problem
(Felix Steiner,
Deutsche Welle
)
Array of world leaders joins 3.7 million in France to defy terrorism
(Ashley Fantz,
CNN
)
Millions march against terrorism in France's biggest rally
(Richard Carter and Fran Blandy,
Yahoo! News
)
Firebombing at German paper that ran Charlie Hebdo cartoons
(Deborah Cole,
Yahoo! News
)
Two scenes from the grand synagogue of Paris: Netanyahu, the French national anthem, and what it all means
(
Tablet: A New Read on Jewish Life
)
Muslim worker at Paris kosher grocer saved customers from gunman by hiding them in walk-in freezer
(Michael Walsh,
Yahoo! News
)
Live reports from the scene of Paris kosher supermarket siege
(Marc Weitzmann,
Tablet: A New Read on Jewish Life
)
Estamos tranquilos. Aquí se distingue entre unos musulmanes de otros
(Ana Carbajosa,
El País - España
)
I am not Charlie Hebdo
(David Brooks,
The New York Times Opinion
)
A worrying new anti-terror law is sneaking through Parliament
(Angela Patrick,
UK Human Rights Blog
)
Charlie Hebdo suspects killed and several hostages freed in French police raids – live updates
(Matthew Weaver , Josh Halliday, Alexandra Topping and Jonathan Bucks,
The Guardian
)
French imams rail against 'crazies who have seized our religion'
(Acil Tabbara, AFP,
Yahoo! News
)
OIC strongly condemns the terrorist attack on Charlie Hebdo, France
(
Organization for Islamic Cooperation
)
Muslims in Europe fear anti-Islamic mood will intensify after Paris attacks
(Kate Connolly, Angelique Chrisafis, Stephanie Kichgaessner,
The Guardian
)
#JeSuisAhmed reminds us that a French Muslim died to protect free speech
(Carol Kuruvilla,
Huff Post Religion
)
'Je suis Juif' trends on Twitter after attack on kosher grocery in Paris
(Richard Beedh,
The Mirror
)
Anti-Muslim attacks after Charlie Hebdo highlight France's long history of Islamophobia
(Alissa Scheller & Jan Diehm,
Huff Post Religion
)
The Koran does not forbid images of the Prophet
(Christiane Gruber,
Newsweek Opinion
)
Charlie Hebdo and the assault on French identity
(Sylvie Kauffmann,
The New York Times Opinion
)
France fears increased polarization after Charlie Hebdo attack
(Erin Conroy,
Deutsche Welle
)
France: Raids kill 3 suspects, including 2 wanted in Charlie Hebdo attack
(Ben Brumfield, Greg Botelho and Jim Sciutto,
CNN
)
France on Fire: The Charlie Hebdo attack and the future of al Qaeda
(Jyette Klausen,
Foreign Affairs
)
Je suis Charlie: Stand together in the face of violence
(Stefan Kuzmany,
Spiegel Online International
)
Paris Jewish institutions at maximum alert following Charlie Hebdo attack
(
JTA
)
Je suis Charlie: The massacre in Paris and the freedom to say stupid things
(Liel Leibovitz,
Tablet: A New Read on Jewish Life
)
Paris attack a turning point in divisive debate on religion
(Joanna Slater,
The Globe and Mail
)
How to answer the Paris terror attack
(Ayaan Hirsi Ali,
The Wall Street Journal
)
What really offended the Paris attackers? Democracy
(Editorial,
The Globe and Mail
)
Charlie Hebdo: We cannot let the Paris murderers define Islam
(Ed Husain,
The Guardian
)
France and the new charismatic jihad
(Reuel Marc Gerecht,
The Wall Street Journal Opinion
)
France: An attack on free expression
(
Human Rights Watch
)
Muslims express outrage over Paris terror attack
(Katharine Lackey,
USA Today
)
Turkish theologians condemn attack on French magazine, terrorism in name of Islam
(Sule Kulu,
Today's Zaman
)
Charlie Hebdo: A struggle within Islam
(
AsiaNews.it
)
We are not all Charlie Hebdo, but we are all afraid
(Adam Wagner,
UK Human Rights Blog
)
Indonesia churches: Paris shooters inhumane
(Bagus BT Saragih,
The Jakarta Post
)
The provocative history of French weekly newspaper Charlie Hebdo
(Megan Gibson,
Time
)
The Mormons, Benghazi, and Charlie Hebdo
(Jonathan S. Tobin,
Commentary
)
Sharpening contradictions: Why al-Qaeda attacked satirists in Paris
(Juan Cole,
Informed Comment
)
‘Dangerous moment’ for Europe, as fear and resentment grow
(Steven Erlanger and Katrin Bennhold,
The New York Times
)
Jewish cartoonist Georges Wolinski among the dead in Paris terrorist attack
(Benjamin Ivry,
The Jewish Daily Forward
)
We are Charlie: Free speech v. self-censorship
(Douglas Murray,
Gatestone Institute
)
Recounting a bustling office, then a ‘vision of horror’ at Charlie Hebdo
(Liz Alderman,
The New York Times
)
People know the consequences: Opposing view (Why did France allow the tabloid to provoke Muslims?)
(Anjem Choudary,
USA Today
)
Is more blasphemy the best response?
(Michael Cook,
MercatorNet
)
Charlie Hebdo Attack: Magazine to publish next week
(
BBC News Entertainment & Arts
)
Charlie Hebdo attack: 'One million copies' of magazine will be published as French media vow to keep it running
(Heather Saul,
The Independent
)
Proud to offend, Charlie Hebdo carries torch of political provocation
(Doreen Carvajal and Suzanne Daley,
The New York Times
)
Watch how the Charlie Hebdo attacks unfolded
(Keely Lockhart, and PA, words by Gordon Rayner,
The Telegraph
)
French police detain 9 in massive hunt for 2 suspects
(Lori Hinnant and Angela Charlton,
The Associated Press, The Big Story
)
Terror suspect was rap-loving pizza guy before turning to radical Islam
(Alexandria Sage,
The Jewish Daily Forward
)
Thousands join rally in Paris condemning attack at Charlie Hebdo
(Sam Schechner and William Horobin,
The Wall Street Journal
)
The Charlie Hebdo massacre
(Editorial,
National Review Online
)
In Paris attack, clash on whether to limit press freedom
(John-Thor Dahlburg,
Associated Press: The Big Story
)
Why Charlie Hebdo must be free to offend all — even us
(Editorial,
The Jewish Daily Forward
)
Charlie Hebdo and the end of free speech
(Rick Marschall,
Real Clear Religion
)
Statement of Human Rights Without Frontiers concerning the attacks on the offices of Charlie Hebdo on 7th January 2015
Paris attacks show need to scrap Human Rights Act, says Tory MP with no understanding of the Human Rights Act
(Adam Wagner,
UK Human Rights Blog
)
The crisis of free speech
(Rich Lowry,
Politico
)
Attacked French weekly Charlie Hebdo often lambasted religion, especially radical Islam
(Tom Heneghan,
Reuters
)
Muslims on edge after Paris terrorist attack on satirical magazine
(Aida Alami, Angela Waters, and Elizabeth Bryant,
Religion News Service
)
The Charlie Hebdo murders: Death to satire
(
The Economist
)
Benjamin Netanyahu calls on world to act after Paris terror attack
(JTA,
The Jewish Daily Forward
)
France mosques targetted after mag killings
(
Arab News
)
Charlie Hebdo attack: The hunt for the killers
(Greg Botelho, Laura Smith-Spark and Jim Bittermann,
CNN
)
Fr Samir: There is a war within Islam and Western politicians do not defend European culture
(Samir Khalil Samir,
AsiaNews.it
)
"Charlie Hebdo" : Saïd Kouachi "formellement reconnu comme agresseur"
(
Le Point
)
Islamist terror in Paris
(
The Wall Street Journal Opinion
)
Gunmen reportedly vow to "avenge the Prophet" as they kill 12 journalists in Paris [UPDATED]
(Team Aleteia,
Aleteia
)
At least 12 killed in shooting at office of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo
(Greg Botelho, Ben Brumfield and Jim Bittermann,
CNN
)
12 dead in 'terrorist' attack on French satirical newspaper
(
Hürriyet Daily News
)
World Council of Churches joins UN in condemning Paris slayings, urges restraint
(Peter Kenny,
Ecumenical News
)
After Charlie Hebdo attack, fears of a ‘witch hunt’ against Muslims
(Massoud Hayoun,
Al Jazeera America
)
Paris attack reflects a 'dangerous moment' for Europe
(Steven Erlanger and Katrin Bennhold,
The New York Times
)
Charlie Hebdo attacks: Anti-Islam parties are now on the march across Europe
(Phillip Johnson,
The Telegraph
)
Charlie Hebdo editor made provocation his mission
(Ravi Somaiya,
New York Times
)
Pope condemns Paris shooting, says stop spread of hate
(Philip Pullella,
Reuters
)
Terrorists attack French satirical magazine
(Howard Friedman,
Religion Clause
)
Is attack linked to novel about France under Islamist president?
(Helene Fouquet,
Bloomberg
)
Hunt for gunmen after 12 killed in Paris attack on satirical magazine
(
Al Jazeera America
)
Charlie Hebdo attack: 12 dead in Paris, manhunt on
(Greg Botelho,
CNN
)
French weekly has history of angering Muslims with cartoons
(Lori Hinnant and Joji Sakurai,
Associated Press: The Big Story
)
“I live under French law. I don’t live under Quranic law.”
(Eugene Volokh,
The Volokh Conspiracy
)
