Silvan Shalom Employees Were Aware of Daily Sexual Harassment
A woman linked to the Interior Ministry on Sunday said employees in the ministry were well aware of the “daily” sexual harassment by Silvan Shalom, but were too afraid to step forward.
Families of Samir Kuntar Victims: A Historic Justice Has Been Done
“A historic justice has been done,” declared Samar Haran on Sunday morning after learning of the assassination of Hezbollah leader Samir Kuntar, who murdered her husband and daughter in a terror attack in 1979.
Air France Investigates Suspected Bomb on Plane Heading To Paris
An Air France flight from Port Louis, Mauritius to Paris was forced to make an emergency landing in Kenya Sunday morning, after a bomb was found on board.
Hezbollah: Samir Kuntar Killed In Syria Airstrike
Thirty-six years after murdering the Haran family and an Israeli policeman in a vicious terror attack in Nahariya, senior Hezbollah leader Samir Kuntar was killed in an airstrike on Saturday night, which the Lebanese terror organization attributed to the Israel Air Force.
Maine Native Based In Romania At Center Of School Threats Probe
A 21-year-old college drop-out has been issued a subpoena over the hoax terrorist email threats sent to schools in Los Angeles, New York and Dallas.
Assault Charges Against Williamsburg Jewish Man Accused Of Beating Gay Black Student Dismissed
Brooklyn, NY – Assault charges against an Orthodox Jewish man alleged to have participated in the gang beating of a gay black college student in Williamsburg in 2013 have been dismissed.
Chuck Hagel: White House Had No Syria Strategy, Was Unprepared For ISIS
Former secretary of defense Chuck Hagel pulled no punches in a new interview, accusing the White House of failing to devise a coherent strategy on Syria and of being utterly unprepared for the rise of the Islamic State terror group. He also charged that some in the Obama White House tried to “destroy” him politically…
American Jewish Group Urges US Army To Stop Denying Security Clearances Due To Israel Ties
NEW YORK – The American Jewish Committee has called on the United States Army to stop denying security clearances for Jews who have family living in Israel.
Cheap Chain Sparks Coffee Ears In Bnei Brak
The ultra-Orthodox city of Bnei Brak is abuzz after the Cofix coffee chain, which offers all its products for NIS 5 (about $1.30), opened its fourth branch on Rabbi Akiva Street, sparking an intense business battle between the chain and owners of the veteran stores on the busy street.