Hezbollah In United Arab Emirates Allegedly Uses Sexual Blackmail As Recruitment Tool
A trial against five suspects in a Hezbollah-linked terror cell in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) began Monday in the State Security Court.
FBI’s NYPD Corruption Investigation; 3 More NYPD Officers Face Administrative Charges
NYPD cops pocketed cash bribes to “expedite” pistol permits for members of the Orthodox Jewish community and a Borough Park Shomrim patrol leader offered another officer a near $1 million payday to keep the scheme going, the feds charged Monday.
Court Convicts Jerusalem Gay Pride Parade Stabber Yishai Schlissel of Murder
Yishai Schlissel, who stabbed participants in the July 2015 Gay Pride Parade in the capital, was convicted on Tuesday of murder and six counts of attempted murder by the Jerusalem District Court.
Joe Biden Blasts Israel Just Hours After Jerusalem Bus Bombing
Vice President Joe Biden spoke on Monday night at a J Street gala in Washington DC, expressing what he said was the Obama administration’s “overwhelming frustration” with Israel.
Manhattan DA, Law Officials Push For Encryption Legislation
Calling it an issue of victims’ rights, the Manhattan district attorney urged Congress to pass legislation that would require tech companies to give law enforcement a way to access information on encrypted phones and other devices.
Portoviejo – Ecuador Says Death Toll From Quake Jumps To 413
Portoviejo – Ecuador’s government says the death toll from the weekend’s powerful earthquake has climbed to 413.