Fire At B’Tselem offices In Jerusalem
Firefighters are working to extinguish a fire that broke out Sunday night at the offices of the radical leftist organization B’Tselem.
Fingerprint Photo ID’s Florida Man Sexually Abusing Child
SARASOTA, Fla. – Sarasota county detectives identified a criminal using a technique you’d likely find on an episode of “CSI”.
Financial Side of Terrorism
In Afghanistan, Pakistan and elsewhere, many militant groups in the garb of “fighting for ideology” are engaged in criminal activities: from smuggling to kidnappings, narco trade to arm deals.
Financial Criminals Can Hide Behind WhatsApp
When Moxie Marlinspike, the iconoclastic technologist, landed Hillary Clinton as a client of his encrypted messaging app last year, he hailed the event with trademark Silicon Valley idealism: “I think we have actually sort of won the future.
Files Show Hezbollah Targeted Israeli Diplomats In Brazil
RIO DE JANEIRO – The terrorist group Hezbollah sent operatives to Brazil in order to commit attacks on diplomatic representatives of Israel, according to previously classified documents.
Fights Among Breslov Hasidic Jews, Prominent Rabbi Attacked
Over the past weeks, the struggles within the Breslov Hasidic group, between followers of Rabbi Eliezer Berland who was convicted of sexual offences and his opponents, grew worse.
Fighting To Be Free: Orthodox Jewish Women Will Fight For A ‘Get’
“Basically, what we are going to be doing is kidnapping a guy for a couple of hours and beating him up and torturing him and then getting him to give the get,” Rabbi Mendel Epstein told two potential clients.
FIFA VPs Napout, Hawit Arrested As Bribery Suspects
ZURICH—FIFA vice-presidents Juan Angel Napout and Alfredo Hawit were arrested Thursday as part of the U.S. Department of Justice’s widening bribery case that has rocked soccer’s scandal-hit governing body.
FIFA official Sheikh Ahmad Fesigning Amid Bribery Claims
The first Asian soccer official to be convicted in the FIFA corruption scandal, a member of a committee that oversaw ethics compliance, told a U.S. judge he accepted about $1 million in bribes, including $100,000 from the former president of the Asian Football Confederation.
Fifa Audit official Richard Lai Admits Bribery In US Federal Probe
Guam Football Association President Richard Lai, 55, pleaded guilty to criminal corruption charges in connection with accepting and paying bribes to soccer officials.