RICHMOND, Va. – Once an employee of the powerful CIA, Jeffrey Sterling now sits behind bars at a federal prison in Colorado. He bides his time by reading and writing and working at the facility’s recreational center.
Today I was stunned to see the full-page advertisement from Kupat HaIr, “the Tzedakah of the Gedolei HaDor,” in Mishpachah magazine, which can also be found on their website.
AMSTERDAM — Dutch police arrested several suspects in connection with jihadists’ unrealized plan to attack a synagogue in the country’s capital city a year ago, a local daily revealed.
State-sponsored hackers who unleashed a digital bomb in key parts of Saudi Arabia’s computer networks over the last two weeks damaged systems at the country’s central bank, known as the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency, according to two people briefed on an ongoing investigation of the breach.
A United Arab Emirates-based company is contracted to help build warships for the Israeli Navy.
A leading Democratic donor issued a stinging condemnation of Minnesota Congressman Keith Ellison, warning that if the controversial far-left candidate became chairman of the Democratic National Committee, relations with the Jewish community would be seriously damaged.
New York- Has Bridgegate made its way to Manhattan?
A family court judge told a father he was “unwise” to have taken his ultra-Orthodox Jewish children to a museum where images and exhibits depicted the theory of evolution.
By almost any objective measure, the fledgling nation of South Sudan is a disaster. Reeling from a violent power struggle that’s left an estimated 50,000 people dead just in the past three years and with a gross domestic product of just $2,000 per capita, it’s one of the world’s poorest, most unsafe nations.