Facebook has said government requests for data and demands for content to be taken down surged in the first half of 2015, which the social network has seen continually increase since it began publicly releasing such data two years ago.
One of Ukraine’s most prominent Jews on Tuesday voiced concerns over Kiev’s use of far-right radical nationalist groups in the battle against Russian-backed separatists, warning that the police have lost their “monopoly on the use of force.”
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Remember when it used to be a no-no to let your slip show? Well, not any longer. Believe it or not, it is some Orthodox Jewish women who are revealing that undergarment.
Over 100 Chinese businesspeople arrived in Israel to take part in the Go4Israel conference, whose goal was to encourage investments and cooperation between Israeli investors and those from emerging markets.
An Illinois police officer whose September shooting death led to a massive manhunt committed suicide due to personal and professional pressures, investigators have concluded.
A small plane parachuted onto Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard near Fayetteville High School on Tuesday morning, according to the Fayetteville Fire Department.
Rescue forces at Ben Gurion airport had a tense few moments on Tuesday afternoon after a Royal Jordanian flight, which was making its way from Dubai to Amman, was forced to declare an emergency landing at the airport due to low fuel.
A top official at Metrojet, the Russian airline company whose flight crashed Saturday in Egypt, is insisting that a technical fault could not have caused the crash.
A well known Salafi sheikh in Jordan has caused wide outrage in the Muslim world, after issuing a fatwa (Islamic ruling) in a video making the rounds online in which he forbids murdering Jews outside the context of war and clashes.