Operators of Israeli Internet Site Selling Sexual Services Hit With Rare Indictment
Operators of an internet site selling sexual services were indicted in a Tel Aviv court on Wednesday.
Rabbi Sues Australian Jewish Paper Over Sex Abuse Defamation
Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Feldman is suing the publisher of the Australian Jewish News for defamation, over three articles printed during a Royal Commission investigation of “Institutional Responses to Child Sex Abuse,” The Sydney Morning Herald reported Friday.
Communications Ministry Director, Bezeq Heads Embroiled In Massive Fraud Case
Communications Ministry Director-General Shlomo Filber is currently under investigation on suspicions he acted in a fraudulent manner to advance the interests of Israeli telecommunications conglomerate Bezeq.
Natalia Veselnitskaya Was Let Into US Without A Visa By Obama Administration
The Kremlin-connected Russian lawyer who met with Donald Trump Jr. at Trump Tower to dish dirt on Hillary Clinton was let into the country by the Justice Department under the Obama administration without a visa.
Cosmo DiNardo Confesses To Killing Four Missing Men In Pennsylvania
A lawyer for Cosmo DiNardo, the man linked to the search for four missing men in Pennsylvania, said Thursday that his client had admitted to killing them and had told authorities where to find the bodies.
Terrorists Kill Two Police officers In Jerusalem Terror Attack
Three police officers who were critically injured on Friday morning in a terror attack at the Lions Gate in Jerusalem’s Old City have died of their wounds.
Court Keeps Submarine Graft Suspects Behind Bars
A court on Thursday ordered two high-level figures suspected in a massive graft scandal over submarine purchases to remain behind bars for several days, as a judge said investigators were continuing to uncover the scandal.
Sheldon Silver’s Conviction Is Overturned
A federal appeals court has overturned the corruption conviction of former New York Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver.
14 Involved In $147M Boiler Room Scheme
A total of 14 people were charged for their alleged roles in a $147 million stock manipulation scheme involving publicly traded companies on Wednesday.