UN Report Slams Israel’s Response To Child Prostitution
A report by the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child criticized the way Israel deals with children exploited for prostitution.
France Must End Its Denial
PARIS – Principals and teachers at schools across France dedicated a special hour Monday to discuss the terror attacks which hit Paris on Friday night with their students.
Teen Testifies In Sexual Assault Case Involving Rabbinical Student
MONTICELLO – The 15-year-old boy who accuses a South Fallsburg rabbinical student of sexually assaulting him said he sleeps with a small pocket knife beneath his pillow since the alleged assault occurred.
Two Suspects Killed, Five Arrested In Raid on Paris Attackers’ Apartment In North Paris
A woman wearing an explosive suicide vest blew herself up Wednesday as heavily armed police tried to storm a suburban Paris apartment where the suspected mastermind of last week’s gun and bomb rampage was believed to be holed up, police said.
Haredi Family of Transgender Woman Tries To Stop Her Cremation After Suicide
The ultra-Orthodox family of a transgender woman who committed suicide over the weekend is trying to stop the cremation of her body, despite the woman’s wish to be cremated, as expressed in her will. Jerusalem District Court will hand down its ruling in the matter Wednesday.
Two Brooklyn Man Sentenced To Four Years In Prison In Forced ‘Get’ Case
Trenton, NJ – Two Brooklyn, New York, men were each sentenced today to more than three and a half years in prison for crossing state lines as part of a plan to violently coerce a recalcitrant husband to grant his wife a religious divorce, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced.
Another Disaster Averted? German Soccer Stadium Evacuated After Bomb Plot Uncovered
A German soccer stadium was evacuated less than two hours before a friendly soccer match between Germany and the Netherlands Tuesday after police uncovered a “concrete” bomb threat.
When ISIS Strikes In The Heart of Europe
The Islamic State (ISIS) octopus sent its arms to Sinai, Beirut and Paris this month.
Blaming Snowden For Paris Is Typical Government Finger-Pointing, Says Glenn Greenwald
The deadly attacks in Paris may soon reopen the debate over whether – and how – tech companies should let governments bypass the data scrambling that shields everyday commerce and daily digital life.
Bill Hemmer: Fox News Anchor Loses It After Obama G20 Speech
US President Barack Obama’s reaction to the terrorist attacks in Paris last Friday have come under some scrutiny from right-wing and conservative pundits.