Dayan Family Buys Africa-Israel Hotels
The Dayan family is expanding its hotel business at the expense of Africa-Israel Investments Ltd.
Hiring Prostitutes In Israel Heads Toward Criminal Offense
Paying for a prostitute’s services will soon become illegal in Israel if a bill the Ministerial Committee for Legislation approved on Sunday becomes law.
Israel Police: 12 Under Criminal Investigation For Binary Options
At least 12 binary options company owners and employees are under police investigation or have been referred to the state prosecutor with a recommendation for indictment.
Minneapolis Woman Fatally Shot By Police After She Called 911 To Report A ‘Possible Assault’
Justine Damond, a qualified vet and yoga instructor, was remembered as an “angel on earth” and “a guiding light” by loved ones.
UAE Responsible For Hacking Qatari Media
The United Arab Emirates orchestrated the hacking in late May of Qatari government news and social media sites in order to post incendiary false quotes attributed to Qatar’s emir, Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad al-Thani, U.S. intelligence officials told The Washington Post on Sunday.
UK Watchdog Accuses Police of Failure To Crack Down on Antisemitic Crime
“Despite promises to crack down on antisemitic crime, the number of antisemitic crimes charged in 2016 decreased drastically,” the British Campaign Against Antisemitism said on Saturday, with the release of its annual National Antisemitic Crime Audit.
DryShips Stock Scheme Wipes Out Investors
After a veering wild ride that saw its value soar and sink but kept him rich the strange saga of Greek carrier DryShips owner George Economou has gotten even more bizarre with a suit charging his company and a Toronto businessman conspired to sell stocks that made them rich but left unwitting investors with worthless…
Man Arrested For Sending Naked Photos of Daughter To Child Porn Ring
Police have arrested a 37-year-old resident of southern Israel on suspicion of distributing photos of his daughter to pedophiles worldwide as part of a child porn exchange, police said.
Ashley Madison Owner To Pay $11.2M Settlement Over Data Breach
The owner of the Ashley Madison adultery website said on Friday it will pay $11.2 million to settle U.S. litigation brought on behalf of roughly 37 million users whose personal details were exposed in a July 2015 data breach.
US Want To Seize Nigerian Playboy’s Yacht, Penthouse
Looks like the party’s over for Kola Aluko.