Jerusalem – The Torah Scroll Scam: Stolen, Then Re-Sold
Over 40 torah scrolls of unknown origin, several of them stolen, were recently found at an office in Jerusalem.
State Department Issues Worldwide Travel Alert Amid Concern of Terrorist Threats
Americans should be alert to the possible travel risks, especially during the holidays, following increased terrorist threats around the world, the State Department warned on Monday.
ISIS and Al-Qaeda Compete For Western Targets
The terrorist attacks of radical Islam against the West are not only coming from Islamic State.
Four Injured In Samaria Car Attack
Four Israelis have been injured in a car attack at Tapuach junction, along Route 60 in Samaria, just after 8:20 am Tuesday.
Turkey Shoots Down Russian Warplane Near Syria
Turkish forces shot down a Russian Su-24 warplane near the Syrian border, Moscow confirmed Tuesday, although it denied that the jet had crossed the border into Turkey from Syria.
Security Breach: 150 on Flight From Mexico Allowed To Skip Customs, Leave JFK Airport
Officials allowed passengers arriving from Mexico to skip customs and leave John F. Kennedy airport without having their passports or bags checked – days after ISIS threatened an attack on New York City.
Paris Terror Suspect Slips Brussels Dragnet As Trail Goes Cold
The trail of the world’s most-wanted man was getting colder Monday after a flurry of raids in Brussels and an international dragnet led to nearly two dozen arrests and even more rumors, but no sign of Salah Abdeslam.
Missing Jewish Student Jacob Marberger Found Dead In Apparent Suicide
Jacob Marberger, 19, was a sophomore at Washington College, where classes have been canceled since Monday. The campus remains closed until the end of the month.
Rabbinical Court To ‘Shame’ Man Into Giving Jewish Divorce
A Jerusalem rabbinical court is set to put a recalcitrant husband through a “shaming” exercise in an effort to persuade him to grant his wife a Jewish divorce.