Nahum Barnea joins French citizens of all ages, religions and ethnic groups as they take to the streets of Paris following Friday night's terror offensive, vowing that 'life will win.'

Op-ed: We arrived at our friends' house for a Friday evening meal when the Paris outside was bright and merry; we walked out to a shocked and gloomy city.

Analysis: Among the Muslims in France who only want to live a quiet life, there are thousands of frustrated, poor, ignorant, unemployed and bored young people who envy the French people's high standard of living. The Internet exposes them to the Islamic State, which suggests that they fill the emptiness in their lives by joining an organization seeking to control the entire world.

Op-ed: As long as Europe fails to understand that there should be no distinction between the 'legitimate terror' striking Israel and the 'barbaric terror' striking Europe, it will fail to find the appropriate way to deal with this horrible phenomenon.