Prosecutors dropped all charges against a group of men who were accused of sexually abusing a young Brooklyn haredi Orthodox woman for eight years.
Zionist Organization of America President Morton Klein took the stand Thursday in a Beverly Hills courtroom as the final witness in a sex discrimination and wrongful termination case filed against the ZOA.
A Jerusalem court ruled that Israel could deport South Sudanese migrants who entered the country illegally.\n
Israel\’s Supreme Court rejected an appeal for the release of two hunger-striking Palestinians.
Both members of a lesbian couple who had a child together can be recognized as the child\’s mother, an Israeli court ruled.
David Rubin, chairman of the board of Yavneh Hebrew Academy in Hancock Park and president of YULA girls’ high school, pleaded guilty in federal court in New York on Dec. 30 to wire conspiracy and fraud involving proceeds from municipal bonds. Beverly Hills-based CDR Financial Products, which Rubin founded and runs, pleaded guilty to related antitrust charges.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu\’s conservative government came under attack on Tuesday for promoting legislation that critics said would weaken the independence of Israel\’s judiciary.
A federal court dismissed a lawsuit filed by two Jewish students against the University of California, Berkeley, alleging that the school did not protect them from anti-Semitic attacks.
An Israeli court rejected two lawsuits calling for the eviction of Palestinian families from their eastern Jerusalem homes.
John Farahi, a Los Angeles Iranian-Jewish radio talk show host and financial investment manager, last week was charged in U.S. District Court in downtown Los Angeles for allegedly defrauding more than 100 local Iranian-American investors and various financial institutions of nearly $20 million over the course of nearly five years.
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