The logical suspect would be Algeria, but in the current situation Iran or Syria have much more interest in striking at the soft targets of the Judeo-Christian underbelly. Iran is unlikely to risk such an escalation. Assad, on the other hand, who has by now lost touch with reality, might well be the culprit.

That is a standard diplomatic procedure that does not reflect the French attitude toward the conflict or the value they place on Israeli or Arab casualties. France generally ignores Gazan deaths, but has to express formal concern when its quasi-diplomatic employees are injured.

Now, what’s wrong with this opinion? Rabbi Kahane held that same opinion, and we ourselves have been saying the same thing for years. Only the Israeli government fails to acknowledge that commonsense fact.

The doctor revealed that he had treated Dura Sr for a hand injury six years before the Arab attributed the wound to IDF fire.

The court found the evidence to be covered by doctor-patient confidentiality, and thus inadmissible. The doctor’s words were accordingly declared libel.

Despite universal condemnation of the court in Jewish media, the decision was pretty straightforward. The doctor attempted to achieve commendable political goals by committing a small ethical violation, and was fined for that violation.

More interestingly, the verdict raises the question of whether doctor-patient confidentiality should be absolute, covering even mundane injuries, or confined to hidden conditions, as originally intended?

By allowing a ship under its flag to break the Israeli blockade of Gaza, France is joining a war on the side of Hamas.

The Israeli government rushed to remove the blockade.

France traditionally appeases Iran: it harbored Ayatollah Khomeini when the Shah exiled him and then provided safe haven for the Shah’s last prime minister, as it did for the Mujahedeen Khalq terrorists. When VEVAK, Iran’s security service, murdered dissidents by the dozens in France, the local authorities did not interfere.

For imperial and commercial reasons, France has no problem with nuclear Iran.

The government will spend millions to keep the murderer and his twenty-four accomplices alive and well; their Jewish victim is dead.

Sarkozy is notoriously loose-lipped when commenting on foreign leaders.

We’ve yet to see an Israeli leader who has the courage to speak out against Islamic symbolism in the Jewish state.

France is officially monocultural and does not recognize any minorities among its citizens.