As Israel works to shut down the offices of the Qatari news network Al Jazeera in Jerusalem, the network came out last Wednesday with an “investigative report” that perpetuates a modern-day blood libel from 2013.
Deputy Environmental Protection Minister Ofir Akunis (Likud) sharply criticized former Mossad chief Meir Dagan on Sunday, after the latter smeared Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu at a leftist rally with some 30,000 in attendance Saturday night.
Need a Kalashnikov in Belgium? No problem, says “Nemac” the Serb; a few hundred euros will buy the gun and a place to stash it in a car or truck coming up from the Balkans.
Jerusalem – Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem announced on Wednesday that one of the Israelis critically wounded in a stabbing attack by a Palestinian near Jaffa Gate in the Old City has died.
While the government and media in France are still dealing with the scope of the intelligence failure that preceded the wave of terrorist attacks that killed 129 people and injured 352 here on Friday night, the army and security forces have swung into action against Islamic State targets in Syria.
In the wake of deadly attacks on a Belgian airport and the Brussels subway system, security forces are on high alert at public transportation stations across Europe and North America.
A young haredi woman received a most unwelcome surprise last Thursday, when a planned summer trip to Spain was derailed at the airport by a simple bureaucratic error one which turned her vacation dream into a nightmare.
NEW CITY – Ramapo Town Councilman Shmuel Tress, also known as Samuel Tress, of Monsey, was arrested on charges relating to financial conflict of interest.
In a brave attempt, a preschool teacher exposed a suspected child sex predator during her two-hour flight from Seattle to San Jose.
You think losing your suitcase full of new vacation clothes was bad? This week, Cathay Pacific airline lost a bag filled with $660,000 in cash at Hong Kong International airport.
