Jerusalem District Court convicted former chief Rabbi Eliahu Bakshi-Doron of fraudulent receipt of goods or services under aggravated circumstances, awarding fictitious diplomas and breach of trust.
Two employees of the Shin Bet security service were charged Monday with allegedly stealing public funds and forgery.
The son of an elderly American man with Alzheimer’s disease approached The after he learned his father had lost tens of thousands of dollars to an Israeli binary options company.
Jerusalem in late 2015 was a place marked by fear. It was mainly fear of lone wolf terrorists with knives, but Avigail Karlinsky thought it time to explain something to men: Maybe they weren’t used to constantly being alert, warily looking left and right for attackers, but women were.
The official desire to prevent Sabbath desecration on Lag BaOmer Eve takes some getting used to – and until that happens, the traditional Lag BaOmer bonfires and celebrations in Meron, Galilee are likely to turn into one big mess.
The US State Department called the posting of a video by the US Embassy in Saudi Arabia that removed Israel from an announcement about the president’s upcoming trip to the region an “inadvertent mistake.”
Businessman Arcadi Gaydamak today arrived straight from a French prison to testify at the Tel Aviv District Court in the hearing of his petition to have businessman Nahum Galmor declared bankrupt.
Former head of the Beit Orot yeshiva Rabbi Benny Elon has passed away after a long struggle with cancer.
President Donald Trump will make his first state visit to Israel later this month, the president announced on Thursday.
A US government watchdog has added the names of 71 companies to its “red list” of firms that solicit American investors without a license.