A popular Jewish summer camp in Washington state raised a Palestinian flag last week in what it called a “teachable moment,” angering campers, parents and other supporters of Israel.
In 2012, Israel agreed to buy 30 training jets from the Italian air force. The last plane was delivered a year ago.
A year-long manhunt ended last weekend, when police arrested a gang of five Romanian stunt thieves near a large collection of Van Gogh paintings in the Netherlands.
Cybersecurity firms are paid to protect their clients from hackers. But what happens when they’re the target?
Nine months after the FBI and other federal agents seized helicopters, flying certificates and logbooks from Hansen Helicopters Inc. in Guam and Saipan, their investigation continues.
Shaul Elovitch is expected to accede to demands from his bank creditors to sell off half of his controlling stake in Bezeq over the next few years, with the aim of helping settle 1.2 billion shekels ($340 million) in debt his Eurocom Group owes.
The spotlight on a scandal in the heart of Africa is turning towards Britain
The United States’ first foreign-bribery case against a hedge fund is full of dramatic detail.
Immigration police in collaboration with America’s FBI have arrested a US man who fled to Cambodia after being accused of child sex offences.
POMONA – The expansion and vandalism of a structure used by the Orthodox Jewish community in Rockland County and New Jersey has caused controversy among residents.