Tel Aviv – Polygamous Cult Uncovered
A religious court in Tel Aviv uncovered a secret cult practicing polygamy recently, when a young bride taken in by the cult reached out to the court for help.
Tel Aviv – Holocaust Claims Conference Fraud Likely ‘Much Higher’ Than $57 Million
Tel Aviv – The scope of a conspiracy to defraud the world’s largest Holocaust reparations organization, uncovered in 2009, was much greater than previously believed, a former senior official has alleged.
Tax Authority Freezes Assets Belonging To Embattled Real Estate Mogul Inbal Or
The Tax Authority on Monday secured a hold on all private assets belonging to real-estate magnate Inbal Or, who is at the center of a massive fraud case.
Tax Authorities Demanding NIS 19 Million From Rabbi Moshe Yosef
Rabbi Moshe Yosef, son of the late Shas spiritual leader Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, is suspected of tax evasion, after reportedly failing to pay taxes on some NIS 19 million (almost $5 million) in personal income in recent years.
Taj Patterson’s Lawyer Accuses Prosecutors of Protecting Assailant Due To Political Ties
The lawyer for a black Brooklyn man who was beaten in a racially-charged attack is accusing prosecutors of refusing to indict one of the assailants because of his family’s political ties.
Taj Patterson,Gay, Black Man Who Attacked By Williamsburg Shomrim Patrol Gang Sues NYC
The far-too-cozy relationship between the NYPD, city officials, and Jewish safety patrols in Brooklyn led to the beating of a gay, black man in Williamsburg, an explosive new lawsuit to be filed in federal court Monday alleges.
Suspected Bribery Exposed At Jerusalem’s Rabbinical Court
A. was losing the fight for custody over his children at the Jerusalem Rabbinical Court until Rabbi Saar Mizrachi, a clerk at the court, offered to help him – in return for thousands of shekels in bribes. A. had no choice but to pay, until he had enough, recorded his incriminating conversations with another clerk,…
DetailsSuspect In Bomb Threats May Have Been Paid To Harass JCCs
A teenager with dual US-Israeli citizenship who allegedly made hundreds of false bomb threats over the years to Jewish community centers around the world may have been paid for foreign entities to do so, Channel 2 reported Thursday night.
Supreme Court: Former PM Ehud Olmert To Serve 18 Months
Five Supreme Court justices have examined the appeal by former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and partially accepted the appeal. He will serve 18 months in prison.
Supreme Court Upholds Zadorov Conviction In 2006 Murder of Teen Girl
The Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that Roman Zadorov was guilty in the 2006 murder of a student, Tair Rada, at a school in the Golan Heights community of Katzrin.