PM Benjamin Netanyahu Names New Mossad Chief
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu named current National Security Advisor Yossi Cohen, 54, as head of the Mossad on Monday, replacing Tamir Pardo who took up the position in January 2011.
PLO Leader Asks Obama Aide To Use UN Against Israel
Hanan Ashrawi, a senior member of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) Executive Committee, held a series of meetings with top officials and lawmakers in Washington DC last week, according to a PLO press release on Saturday.
Plea Deal Discussed For Rabbi Accused of Sex Assault
The Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office said Monday that it is trying to reach a plea bargain with the rabbi from East Windsor accused of committing sex crimes against two boys under 18 years old.
Playstation Console Could Help Terrorists Communicate, official Warns
The Sony Playstation 4 video game console has become an increasingly popular way for terrorist networks to communicate, Belgian Interior Minister Jan Jambon warned last week following the coordinated Paris terror attacks that killed at least 129 and wounded at least 350.
Playboy Model Charged Over Snapchat of Naked Woman In Gym Locker Room
A Playboy model who used social media to shame a woman at her gym was charged with invasion of privacy by the Los Angeles city prosecutor on Friday, just three months after her Snapchat post mocked the 70-year-old.
Playboy Mansion ‘Up For Sale’ For $200M
You may be able to own the Playboy Mansion — but the property comes with its current tenant, Hugh Hefner. Although the 89-year-old hasn’t officially listed his Los Angeles home, the nearly 22,000 square-foot house is rumored to be hitting the market next month.
Platinum Partners Just Filed For Bankruptcy
Two Platinum Partners hedge funds have sought U.S. Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection as part of an ongoing liquidation effort, according to court documents filed in New York federal court Tuesday.
Platinum Partners California Oil Fields Said To Be Subject of Probe
Before federal agents raided the offices of Platinum Partners in June, the $1.2 billion hedge fund had been reporting robust returns, thanks partly to oil fields it owns in California.
Platinum Partners Assets Frozen on Allegations of ‘Plundering’ Over $200M
Troubled hedge fund manager Platinum Partners was ordered by a U.S. bankruptcy judge to temporarily freeze approximately $118 million after a lawsuit Wednesday accused it of illegally stripping key assets from a now-collapsed energy company.
Platinum Partners and The People Involved
If we were the Federal Authorities, we would be focusing on preventing a mass exodus of Platinum Partners’ Principles to Israel.