An NYPD officer has been placed on modified assignment following claims by former tennis professional James Blake that he was thrown to the ground and then handcuffed while mistakenly being arrested Wednesday at a Manhattan hotel, police said.
For the Kremlin, the interfaith roundtable last Thursday at Kazan’s Hall of Culture provided the perfect propaganda moment.
As the High Holy Days approach, Israelis of all religious backgrounds are cognizant of a more spiritual atmosphere in the country and that includes IDF soldiers, who during the past several weeks have been taken to meet some of the Jewish world’s most prestigious spiritual leaders.
Former U.S. Central Intelligence director David Petraeus is investing in Windward, the Tel Aviv-based ship traffic monitoring startup, the company announced Wednesday, also noting that Dan Senor, co-author of “Start-Up Nation,” the 2009 book about the Israeli high-tech industry, would also be investing in Windward.
A married Israeli man who had an account on famous infidelity dating website Ashley Madison has filed a lawsuit against its operators after his details were exposed publically.
Two youths have been arrested by police in Manchester, England, in connection with a brutal, anti-Semitic assault against a group of young Jews which left one victim seriously injured.
Convicted nuclear whistle-blower Mordechai Vanunu has been arrested by police Thursday morning, for breaching the terms of his release by giving an exclusive interview to Israel’s Channel Two.
Jerusalem – A man and a woman in their fifties were found dead in their apartment in Jerusalem on Tuesday morning after what was thought to be a suspected gas leak.
Connecticut businessman Jeffrey Navin, who went missing with his wife over a month ago, texted his son Kyle accusing him of trying to frame him for killing his wife and asking the 27-year-old if he hurt his mother, according to a bombshell police affidavit.