Rabbi Joseph Dweck, the senior rabbi of Britain’s S&P Sephardi Community (SPSC) , has “gone abroad to meet his critics” in an attempt to quell the storm over his views on homosexual tendencies, according to a report Tuesday by the Jewish Chronicle.
These Russian mobsters were cuckoo for cocoa and puffs.
Washington – The U.S. government might expand a ban on larger electronics like laptops in airplane cabins to flights originating from dozens of airports in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, the head of Homeland Security said on Wednesday, though an expansion could be avoided if countries agree to improved security procedures.
London – A Jewish chaplain in London, England said his 16-year-old daughter was punched and kicked in a local park in an anti-Semitic attack, and that police did not respond to an emergency call.
Christopher Wray, U.S. President Donald Trump’s nominee for FBI chief, is best known for his reputation as a white-collar criminal lawyer.
A document has emerged which could have rather terrifying implications on privacy.
Snapchat frowns upon user’s taking screenshots of snaps and retaliates by alerting the other party with an icon in their inbox.
Creditors late Tuesday rejected a proposed debt agreement that would have let fallen tycoon Eliezer Fishman repay less than a 10th of some 1.7 billion shekels ($480 million) that he owes them.
Two arson attacks on kosher restaurants in Manchester, northwestern England, are “anti-Semitic hate crimes,” according to local police.
The founder of a neo-Nazi website says he has raised $150,000 in donations to fight a lawsuit from a Jewish woman who claims the site organized a “troll storm” against her, the Los Angeles Times reports.