Israel Begins Installing Defense Against Mid-range Rockets
Jerusalem – Israel says it has begun delivering its new mid-range missile defense system to air bases.
More Than $1B Deposited In Malaysian Prime Minister’s Account
More than US$1 billion ($1.4 billion) was deposited in the bank accounts of Malaysia’s Prime Minister Najib Razak millions more than was previously identified, according to the Wall Street Journal, quoting unnamed people familiar with the matter.
At 175 Lbs., This Man Was Told He Weighed Too Much To Fly
A man weighing 175 pounds says he was forcibly removed from a flight because he weighed too much.
IDF Gen. Ofek Buchris Accused of Repeatedly Raping Female Subordinate
Suspicions of sexual offences, including rape, against an Israel Defense Forces brigadier general were upheld by a military judge on Tuesday night.
Louis Farrakhan Praises Trump For Rejecting ‘Jewish’ Money
The Anti Defamation League, who chastised Donald Trump for his lack of response after being endorsed by infamous KKK leader David Duke, said on its official website on Tuesday that anti-Semitic Islamic religious leader Louis Farrakhan has thrown his support behind the bombastic presidential hopeful.
Police Watchdog Agency: NYPD Wrongfully Searched Some Homes
The New York Police Department has violated civil rights and privacy by wrongfully searching some homes, according to a report by the city’s police watchdog agency.
Israeli Lawmakers Across The Aisle Support Criminalizing Sex Between Spiritual Leaders, Followers
Israeli lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are moving forward with legislation that would outlaw sex between a religious or spiritual leader and one of his believers, comparing that situation to sexual relations between a therapist and a client, which is a criminal offense.
Toronto Jewish School Teacher Faces New Sex Charges After More Victims Come Forward
A former Toronto Jewish school teacher arrested for child pornography last fall faces new charges after three victims came forward to police.
Supreme Court Demurs on Furlough For Crime Boss Zeev Rosenstein
The Supreme Court on Monday expressed substantial skepticism about the wisdom of granting a vacation from prison to crime boss Ze’ev Rosenstein.
New York – Mayors, Governors Using “Dark Money” Groups Raise Questions
New York City’s campaign finance laws don’t allow corporations to give money directly to people running for city office, but that hasn’t been a hurdle for some companies trying to influence public policy.