Geneva – Mining giant Glencore said Monday it had struck a deal worth nearly $1 billion to purchase shares of two mines in the Democratic Republic of Congo from a controversial Israeli magnate.
Washington – U.S. immigration officers have arrested more than 680 people in recent operations, 75 percent of whom have been convicted of crimes, Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said on Monday, referring to actions that have sparked alarm among immigrant rights advocates.
A pro-Kremlin lawmaker came under fire Monday after saying the ancestors of local Jewish opposition figures in Saint-Petersburg “boiled Christians in cauldrons”, sparking indignation from Russia’s Jewish community.
Like father, like son. The son of former Penn State football coach and convicted child molester Jerry Sandusky was charged Monday in Pennsylvania for child sex crimes in Pennsylvania.
In several tweets Monday morning, the 25-year-old Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model — who was a fervent Bernie Sanders supporter lambasted the unnamed reporter for “slut shaming” the first lady of the United States.
The mayor of Ashkelon, Itamar Shimoni, was indicted Tuesday for accepting bribes, breach of trust and tax-related offenses.
Chabad in Israel is taking new initiatives to combat the sexual abuse against children that has existed for years in the Chabad educational system.
NEW YORK — Alexander Rapaport, a Brooklyn Hasid, says his experience being the victim of anti-Semitism forces him to call out hatred against others.
LAST night’s episode of I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here saw Tom Arnold become the first eliminated contestant of the season – but not before one of his usual famous name drops.
A report on the seven Muslim-majority nations listed in Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration which has been suspended by an appeals court reveals that at least 72 individuals from those countries have been convicted on terror activities.