Israeli Model Injured In Scooter Accident Back To Normal
Israeli model Shlomit Malka, who was seriously injured last Sunday in an scooter accident in Tel Aviv, has returned to normal functioning.
Police Nab Man Suspected of Blackmailing Israeli Bank
The Israel police arrested a 32-year-old man on suspicion of extortion against one of the largest banks in Israel, as well as several other large companies.
Julian Cadman Confirmed Dead In Barcelona Attack
The family of Julian Cadman, a seven-year-old Australian boy reported missing following the deadly terror attack in Barcelona on Thursday, has confirmed that the child was among the 14 people killed during the attack at the La Rambla promenade.
Imam Recruited Madrid Attackers
A police official in Spain says an imam whose home was searched as part of the investigation into two deadly vehicle attacks is believed to be the radicalizing force behind the cell of young men who committed the attack in Barcelona and prepared the other attack in Cambrils— and is now thought to have died…
Gilbert Chikli Arrested In Ukraine
A huckster sentenced for tricking dozens of French banks and businesses into handing over millions of euros has been arrested in Ukraine after a hunt lasting more than two years.
Border Agents Watch As Drone Flies 13 Pounds of Meth Into US
A 25-year-old U.S. citizen has been charged with using a drone to smuggle more than 13 pounds of methamphetamine from Mexico, an unusually large seizure for what is still a novel technique to bring illegal drugs into the United States, authorities said Friday.
Poll: One Third of British Jews Have Considered Emigrating
In interviews with thousands of British Jews, almost a third of them said they have considered leaving the United Kingdom over the past two years due to anti-Semitism.
New York’s Orthodox Jews Are Expanding Into These Towns, And Some Residents Aren’t Happy
When Moshe Pinkasovits walks with his kids down the street on Saturdays in his new town, he has to watch out for drivers shouting anti-Semitic slurs.
B&H Photo Will Pay $3.2M To Settle Department of Labor Lawsuit
B&H Photo & Video will pay $3.2 million to settle complaints that it discriminated against staff at its warehouse in Brooklyn, the federal Labor Department said.