Netanyahu Urges Jews to Move to Israel After Copenhagen Attacks The Jews of the world should now move to Israel': Netanyahu makes extraordinary plea for 'mass immigration' in wake of anti-Semitic terror attacks in Paris and Copenhagen Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu told Jews: Move here to stop more murder But the remarks were attacked by his French counterpart Manuel Valls Mr Valls accused Israeli leader of playing politics a month before election 'France is wounded with you and does not want you to leave', he told Jews Guard died in Copenhagen synagogue attack weeks after Paris sieges European Jewish Association has called for round-the-clock security Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made an extraordinary plea for Jews to leave Europe and migrate to Israel to escape the rising tide of antisemitic terror attacks sweeping the continent. Netanyahu said that Europe was no longer a safe haven for Jews following terror attacks in Paris and Copenhagen, adding that Israel is now the only country in the world where Jews can feel safe. His comments - which came just hours after two people were killed in separate terror attacks in the Danish capital, one of which was on a synagogue - triggered an angry response from Copenhagen's chief rabbi, Jair Melchior, who said he was 'disappointed' by the remarks. 'People from Denmark move to Israel because they love Israel, because of Zionism. But not because of terrorism,' he said. 'If the way we deal with terror is to run somewhere else, we should all run to a deserted island,' he added. France's Prime Minister Manuel Valls also slammed Netanyahu's comments, telling 475,000 French Jews the whole nation was 'wounded with you' after a gunman killed two people including a synagogue security guard in Copenhagen, Denmark. Netanyahu's renewed call for a modern-day exodus came just a month after four hostages were killed at a Paris kosher deli. Hundreds of graves at a Jewish cemetery near Strasbourg were also desecrated over the weekend amid heightened fears in France, which has the world's third-largest Jewish population. Amid heightened tensions gripping the nation after three Muslim students were slain in Chapel Hill, N.C., a Texas student has admitted she lied when she told police a white man targeted her because of her Muslim beliefs. israel copenhagen denmark "copenhagen denmark" jewish fight battle europe "european union" danish speech brother sister home family migration immigration welcome "welcome home" "home sweet home" leader 2015 future humanity u.s. usa america "united states" event media entertainment trending trendy politics "elite nwo agenda" zion lindsey williams louis farrakhan freedom dreams isis isil false flag attack illuminati prediction ww3 world war 3 david icke gerald celente coast to coast am we are change anonymous The unidentified University of Texas-Arlington student told police a white male driving a white Ford pickup with a Texas flag on the antenna followed her for six miles Wednesday morning before getting out of the vehicle and pointing a gun at her, the Dallas Morning News reported. She offered specific details about the assailant’s attire, even noting that he had a black bracelet and a wooden, beaded bracelet on one wrist. Danish police said they killed a man likely responsible for two Copenhagen shootings – at a synagogue and at a café hosting a free speech debate. Early on Sunday, police fired multiple shots at Copenhagen’s central Norreport station, killing a man. “The man was hailed. He opened fire against the police and was then shot to death. The man has died. No police officers were hit,” the police said in a statement. Danish police said at a subsequent briefing that the dead man was the prime suspect in two Copenhagen shootings which took place hours earlier. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told French Jews Saturday, after 17 people were killed there during three days of Islamist attacks, that Israel is their home. In a televised statement, Netanyahu said, "To all the Jews of France, all the Jews of Europe, I would like to say that Israel is not just the place in whose direction you pray, the state of Israel is your home." In remarks on his official Twitter account, the Israeli Prime Minister added, "Unless the world comes to its senses, terror will continue to strike in other places." Media sources say that Netanyahu has also ordered a ministerial committee to convene next week to discuss ways to encourage immigration of French and other European Jews to Israel.

• published: 16 Feb 2015
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