Gregory Gurtovoy Arrested on Suspected Fraud
The Israel Securities Authority is questioning Gregory Gurtovoy on alleged fraud and money laundering offenses.
One Israeli Victim Dies After Stabbing Attack At West Bank Supermarket
West Bank – Two Palestinian teenagers stabbing two Israeli victims, killing one and wounding the other, in the Binyamin Region of the West Bank Thursday outside of the Rami Levi supermarket in Sha’ar Binyamin.
Reports of IDF Airstrikes Against Syria Cause Waves In Cyberspace
Foreign reports attributing strikes against the Syrian regime to the IDF may only rarely elicit a military response, such as a barrage of rockets, however they certainly result in a direct threat to Israel’s security systems.
Two Wounded In Attack on Binyamin Shopping Center
Two Arab terrorists conducted a stabbing attack late Thursday afternoon at a Rami Levy supermarket at the Sha’ar Binyamin Industrial Zone in Samaria, located just northeast of Jerusalem.
Syrian Army Outposts South Of Damascus Hit By Israeli Rockets, Monitor Says
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights is claiming that Israel on Wednesday evening struck military outposts in Syria, near the capital Damascus, Reuters reports.
Report: Hezbollah Found Missing Israeli Navigator Ron Arad’s Personal Items
According to Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar, former Hezbollah defense chief Imad Mughniyeh wanted to find information on Israeli Air Force navigator Ron Arad to use in a potential prisoner swap.
Israeli Group Accuses US of Labeling Settlement Products
An Israeli television report on Tuesday night alleged that a newly enforced US Customs policy to label products from the West Bank was not merely a technicality, but an “under the radar” US government policy change with regard to the settlements.
Nasrallah Begs Arab Leaders: Don’t Ally With Israel Against Iran
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has voiced his concern over Israel’s emerging alliance with Sunni Arab gulf states, and urged Arab leaders to break ties with the Jewish state.
Israel Police Arrest Washington Post Jerusalem Bureau Chief
Jerusalem – The Washington Post’s bureau chief in Jerusalem says he was briefly detained by Israeli border police while reporting in east Jerusalem.
Former PM Ehud Olmert Begins Serving Prison Sentence, A First In Israel’s History
Former prime minister Ehud Olmert entered Wing 10 of Ma’asiyahu Prison on Monday to begin serving a 19-month sentence for bribery and obstruction of justice in the Holyland corruption case, which grew out of the years he was mayor of Jerusalem (1992-2003).