14M Customers Vulnerable In Massive Verizon Data Leak
Millions of Verizon customer records were left exposed in a loosely secure database by an Israeli technology company, ZDNet reported.
Legal Office In Submarine Case Suspected of Destroying Documents
Israel Police now suspect that Attorney Ronen Shemer, who worked at the legal firm of Miki Ganor, shredded and removed documents pertaining to current police investigation focused on the allegedly corrupt submarine deal with German company Thyssenkrupp, in what is being referred to as “Case 3000.” Shemer denied the allegations, as his remand in police…
Police Make Arrests, But Oo Sign of Huge $4.5M Stolen Coin
BERLIN — German special police units raided several homes in Berlin early Wednesday in connection with the brazen heist of a 221-pound Canadian gold coin stolen from one of the city’s most famous museums earlier this year.
Drowning of Lev Tahor Leader Raises Fears Over Ultra-Orthodox Sect’s Future
To the roughly 200 Lev Tahor adherents who followed their charismatic rabbi from country to country, Shlomo Helbrans knew the path to eternal truth.
Hikind To Sarsour: What Happened To The Money From Jewish Cemetery Fundraiser?
Linda Sarsour gained headlines and sympathy after boasting about raising big bucks for Jewish cemeteries, but one of those cemeteries says they’ve never seen a dime.
PM’s Personal Lawyer Questioned In Submarines Investigation
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s lawyer David Shimron is the unnamed attorney with close ties to the premier who was questioned under caution in recent days in connection with the so-called submarine affair, police said Wednesday.
Senior Communications Ministry official Interrogated In Bezeq Probe
The Israel Securities Authority said Wednesday that Shlomo Filber a senior official at the Communication Ministry had been brought in for interrogation on suspicion of ethics violations and securities fraud.
Who Can Perform Marriages In Kfar Chabad?
Kfar Chabad residents complained recently that their rabbi does not allow qualified residents to perform marriages which take place in their town.