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In an indictment that reads like an episode of The Americans, the U.S. government accused Moscow of targeting young women for espionage.
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Paris - With the French government on edge following attacks by armed gunmen on the offices of satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo and a kosher supermarket, 10,000 soldiers patrol the streets and guard Jewish schools and other sites deemed at risk on January 14. Despite the increased security measures, the Jewish Agency of Israel said it expects about 10,000 French Jews to immigrate to Israel this year—a slight increase from the 7,000 French Jews who made aliyah, moving to Israel last year.
