An Israeli-born American man with the internet handle “Ashriko” has been warned by the FBI that if he travels to Israel he will be detained for posting photos of Israel’s Prime Minister and President wearing Nazi uniforms.
A large fire erupted at the Florida mosque attended by Pulse nightclub attacker Omar Mateen early Monday, police said.
Despite recent losses, the Shefa Yamim mining and exploration company is planning to distribute stock through the London stock exchange.
Eight Chinese tourists managed to spend more than $4,000 at a hummus restaurant in Jerusalem and the Israeli Foreign Ministry is now searching for them to find out if they were ripped off.
In another day, the leader of the “Shuva Yisrael” organization, Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto, will appear before the parole board to request an early release from prison, to which he has been sentenced for one year.
A synagogue in the heart of Jerusalem was vandalized overnight, with graffiti of large black crosses spray painted across the entrance.
BROOKLYN—He was known as Crazy Eddie.
A raid on the acting head of Russia’s anti-corruption agency turned out to be quite productive police found a bag big enough to accommodate over $122 million in cash, sources told Russian media.
On June 29, 2012, the High Court of Justice in London issued a Decision concerning the civil claim filed to the Court by Arkady Gaydamak in order to induce Lev Leviev to fulfil Leviev’s trust obligations towards Gaydamak in accordance with the Trust Agreement signed on December 13, 2001 and given for safekeeping to the…