Couple live in crime-stricken suburb of Aubervilliers, but anti-Semitism watchdog says they may have been targeted because of their mezuzah

Sciences Po university says it prefers not to take risks after letter threatens demonstrations against Alain Finkielkraut, who was assaulted during yellow vest protests in February

Oscar-winner who fled statutory rape rap in 1977 says he wasn't given a chance to defend himself when the academy voted to expel him last year amid #MeToo furor

Al-Hayat newspaper reports Paris issues warning to Beirut, based on intel from Jerusalem on Tehran-backed, weapons-manufacturing facility

Abdelkader Merah found to have helped in 2012 terror spree in which soldiers, rabbi and three children were killed; prosecution had requested life term

Expert says iconic cathedral would have burned to the ground in a 'chain-reaction collapse' had firefighters not moved rapidly

Architects around world invited to submit ideas for new steeple after iconic tower destroyed in cathedral fire

French president says iconic cathedral will be renovated 'even more beautifully,' as experts caution reconstruction could take decades

Firefighters spare the bell towers in 12-hour battle to extinguish flames as donations pour in for reconstruction; famed wood roof impossible to replicate, expert says

French authorities launch investigation into massive fire that 'very quickly' ripped through wooden roof of famed cathedral