Marc Weitzmann’s “Hate” explores the increasing anti-Semitism that has infected French society over the past several years. By Roger Cohen The elder brother of Mohammed Merah, who killed seven people ...

For Mohamed Merah, the Frenchman suspected of killing four Jews and three Muslim soldiers in southwestern France, the road to radicalization ran from a delinquent childhood in Toulouse to Kandahar in ...

The father of Toulouse killer Mohammed Merah reportedly is suing police for allegedly murdering his son. Mohamed Benalel Merah filed a lawsuit against the RAID elite police who shot his son, the ...

Mohammed Merah was raised to be an anti-Semite long before he killed four Jews in Toulouse, Merah's brother wrote. “My young brother was certainly a Salafist, but before he turned into one he grew up ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. REPORTING FROM TOULOUSE, FRANCE, AND LOS ANGELES -- Mohamed Merah, who ...

TOULOUSE, France -- French police are examining video equipment and explosives recovered from Islamist extremist Mohamed Merah’s apartment to determine if the suspect in the killing of three children ...

Police finally stormed the apartment of the man accused of shooting seven people in France and the gunman is now dead after a bloody shootout. Police surrounded the home of Mohammed Merah more than 24 ...

Paris -- Investigators have found no signs the suspected gunman behind a deadly string of attacks in southern France was under orders from al-Qaida or any militant group, a top French official said ...

He is the brother of jihadist Mohamed Merah, who four years ago killed three soldiers and four Jews, but in his radicalised family it is Abdelghani who is seen as the black sheep. Abdelghani Merah has ...

Coming as it did just weeks before a tight French presidential election last spring, the killing spree by self-described al-Qaeda militant Mohammed Merah mixed presidential politics with growing ...

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