How Paris built a sanctuary for Islamic terrorism — And left America exposed

French diplomats often lecture Washington on counterterrorism, yet Paris has spent decades cutting cynical deals with the world’s worst terrorists. This long policy of weakness is not a recent failure of sociology or assimilation.
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