First condemning anti-Semitism, the editor of L’Express, using a Hebrew-derived word for the devil, then blasts French Jews thinking of moving to Israel.  

Israel’s 3,000 Circassians, the country’s smallest indigenous non-Jewish population, speak “one of the most difficult languages in the world.”

More than half of the words in modern Hebrew have roots in the Bible, and philologists continually craft new terms on their basis. So how. . .