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Global / News Briefs

Algerian Mohammed Mera of Al-Qaeda Surrounded by Police in Toulouse Hideout

By Jewish Press Staff

VIDEO OUTSIDE STANDOFF. The suspect's brother was arrested in an early dawn raid by the Toulouse police. The suspect's mother, an Algerian, is refusing to participate in attempts to coax him out. Police fear for the lives of civilians in the building. The morning standoff is in its 8th hour.

Global / News Briefs

Toulouse Police Preparing to Raid Al-Qaeda Man Who Murdered Jewish Children

By Jewish Press Staff Reporter

France's interior minister Claude Gueant told reporters at the scene that the suspect has links to Jihadist and Salafist groups. Two French police officers have been hurt during a shoot-out with the suspect. The elite officers were injured during a Wednesday pre-dawn raid in Toulouse.

News Briefs

Mayor Bloomberg Links Surveillance to Jewish-School Shooting in France

By Jewish Press News Desk

At a press conference Monday evening, Mayor Michael Bloomberg offered a sympathetic reaction to reports that a gunman killed four people at a Jewish school in France, and linked it with the NYPD's out-of-state surveillance efforts, Capital New York reports. "It’s easy to sit here and say New York City should just take care of […]

Jewish / Global / News Briefs

Le Point: Police Believe Disgraced Neo-Nazi Soldier Committed Murders

By Jacob Edelist

The French magazine Le Point reports that police are investigating the possibility that three soldiers, who had been forced out of the French army because of their neo-Nazi beliefs, committed the shocking murders of Arab French soldiers and Jewish French school children. Their description matches an eyewitness report of a facial tattoo.

News Briefs

Jewish Cemetery in Poland Vandalized

By Jewish Press News Desk

The AP reports that last Sunday vandals desecrated a Jewish cemetery in Wysokie Mazowieckie, eastern Poland, spraying swastikas and anti-Semitic slogans on tombstones and memorial plaques. according to the Foundation for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage in Poland, the vandals also wrote "This is Poland, not Israel" on one sign at the Jewish cemetery. Police […]

Israel

Female Soldier Stabbed on Jerusalem's Light Rail

By Jewish Press Staff Writer

Jerusalem periphery police commander: “It was a nationalistic terrorist attack...We did not have any advance intelligence that there would be a terror attack on the light rail."

Moshe Feiglin

The Shahar Mizrahi Effect

By Moshe Feiglin

It is impossible not to make a connection between the intentional running over of the policeman this Friday night by an Arab car thief and the Shahar Mizrahi story.

Rebbetzin's Viewpoint

Closing Our Eyes To The New Haman (Part II)

By Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis

Last week I described some prophecies concerning the wakeup calls that would come to our people when the arrival of Mashiach was near. Unfortunately, we have yet to attune ourselves to the sound of those footsteps.

Op-Eds

Three Cheers For Ray Kelly And The NYPD

By Ed Koch

Equating terrorism with criminality is ridiculous. They have no relationship to one another. Criminality is generally for the purpose of enrichment of oneself by breaking the law. Modern day terrorism seeks to achieve political or military goals by the use of indiscriminate terror directed primarily at innocent civilians.

Middle East / Levant / NY

Iran Threat Hits Home

By Jacob Kamaras and Maxine Dovere

After the recent attacks on Israeli embassies in India and Georgia, Jewish institutions in the U.S. are asking a question that is much closer to home: Does Iran pose a local terror threat?

NY / News Briefs

In Response to AP Story, Chicago Police, Mayor Emanuel, Promise: We Won't Spy on Muslims

By Jacob Edelist

Chicago Police Supt. Garry McCarthy announced in response to an AP Exposé that his department will never conduct blanket surveillance of Muslims the way the New York Police Department had done in Newark, N.J., when he was the chief of police there. Mayor Bloomberg's response to the same AP story was: "We cannot slack in our vigilance. The threat was real. The threat is real. The threat is not going away."

Israel / Religion

New Group Combating Child Molestation in Ultra Orthodox Enclave

By Tibbi Singer

"Magen" is a new Child Protection Agency operating in Ramat Beit Shemesh, whose Haredi vs. National Religious and Secular clamorous encounters made headlines a month or so ago. But Magen deals with a quieter, more sinister aspect of life in this area. Founded two years ago, Magen now reports the presence of at least 36 suspected child abusers in the community of Ramat Beit Shemesh.

Middle East / Levant / Jewish / News Briefs

Pro-Palestinian Jewish Author Facing Indian Deportation for Muslim Extremist Ties

By Jacob Edelist

After immigrating to Israel from England in 1999 at age 50, Susan Nathan has become an outspoken pro-Palestinian advocate, appearing in the Swedish Human Rights festival and the Stockholm Olof Palme Centre, as well as forums sponsored by the Arab American Association. She came to India for medical treatment, but her visa expired and the government wants her out on suspicion of contact with extremist Muslim organizations.

News Briefs

2nd Arrest in NJ Synagogue Firebombings

By Jewish Press News Desk

The NY Post reports that a second man was charged Friday in a series of attacks on synagogues in northern New Jersey that included the firebombing of a house of worship where a rabbi and several family members were sleeping upstairs. Bergen County Prosecutor John L. Molinelli said 19-year-old Aakash Dalal of New Brunswick instigated […]

News Briefs

Disneyland on Lockdown after Bomb Scare

By Jewish Press News Desk

Disneyland has been placed on lockdown early Saturday morning, after a park employee The employees spotted a suspicious object at about 7:00 a.m., before the opening of the park. The object – which has not been described – was spotted in a tree near the park, according to police.

News Briefs

Drowned 7 Year Old Girl from Kiryat Sefer Pronounced Dead in Hospital

By Jewish Press News Desk

A 7-year-old girl who had fallen into a gushing river on Friday was rushed to Tel Hashomer Medical Center where she was pronounced dead. The severe weather of the past week in Israel turned the country's slow and harmless rivers into gushing, foaming white waters, and one such river, near the Modi'in Orthodox Jewish neighborhood […]

News Briefs

3,000 Shells Stolen from IDF Base Under Soldiers' Noses

By Jewish Press News Desk

Israel TV Channel 2 reports that seven people are being charged with trading in weapons that had been stolen from an IDF munitions base in the south. Indictments against them were submitted to the Beer Sheva District Court. Three of the suspects, who live in the Bedouin diaspora, are suspected of stealing at least 3,000 […]

News Briefs

Jewish Group Visiting Temple Mount Pelted with Rocks, Shoes

By Jewish Press Staff

Rocks and shoes were hurled from a mosque as police escorted a Jewish group that was visiting the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. One police officer was lightly injured, as was one of the visitors.

News Briefs

Indian Police Find Motorcycle They Suspect Was Used in Bomb Attack on Israeli Diplomat

By Jewish Press Staff

The police have begun searching for the owner of the motorcycle, but have not identified any suspects.

Jewish

Leading American Zionist Organization Denounces Israeli Policy on Temple Mount

By Rafi Harkham

ZOA Director Jeff Daube: "Our co-religionists want to practice a simple act of faith at the ultimate Jewish holy site, they just want to pray quietly and respectfully, and we must advocate for them. For if not here, then where?”

Global

Latest Developments on Bomb Attack in India, Failed Attack in Thailand

By Solomon Burke

Israeli diplomat's wife in serious but stable condition after Monday's bomb attack on her car in New Delhi, while an Iranian man blew off his legs Tuesday in a failed bomb attack in Bangkok.

News Briefs

Probation to Policeman who Stole from Tzadakah Boxes

By Jewish Press Staff

Border Policeman was caught on camera stealing from a shul pushkah.

Jewish / Global

India to Expel Lubavitchers for Espionage – or Maybe Just a Farbrengen

By Jewish Press Staff Reporter

Two Israeli Lubavitchers are about to be deported from southern India for what intelligence forces describe as suspicious behavior, but may only be harmless spiritual get-togethers into the night.

Editorial

The Police Commissioner And ‘The Third Jihad’

By Editorial Board

The current controversy surrounding the film "The Third Jihad" is ostensibly over the propriety of the NYPD's airing it as part of in a training program.

News Briefs

New Police Station To Be Built On the Mount Of Olives

By Jewish Press Staff

The increased security presence comes in response to the stone throwing and grave desecration that has been occurring with regularity in the area.

News Briefs

Israeli Police Arrest 5 Suspected of Rock Attacks

By Jewish Press Staff

The individuals were members of the 'Milad Ayyish Battalion'.

News Briefs

3 Arrested in Terrorist Plot Targeting Israeli Forces in Shchem

By Jewish Press Staff

The three Arab men planned to attack IDF soldiers at a security checkpoint.

News Briefs

Israel Arrests Hamas Officials Found Hiding in Red Cross Building

By Jewish Press Staff

The men had been in staying in the compound for over a year.

Eye on "Palestine"

Qalqilya Girl Freed From Bathroom Prison

By Sam Ser

Man locked daughter in bathroom for nine years because she wanted to go to school. "She hasn't seen sunlight since," he told police.

News Briefs

Security Forces Clash with Activists in Outpost Community Evacuation

By Jewish Press Staff

Police dismantle Yissa Bracha, near Mitzpe Yericho, early Thursday morning.

Op-Eds

Is Change Finally Coming to the Mount of Olives?

By Menachem Lubinsky

“I believe that there are still 60,000 more graves that have to be rehabilitated,” he says. If he is correct, it would mean that the Jordanians destroyed 75,000 graves, a number impossible to imagine and probably unprecedented in history, including the Nazi period.

Israel

Housing Protestors Arrested in Tel Aviv

By Malkah Fleisher

A demonstration for cheaper housing in Tel Aviv Saturday night led to 23 arrests, including the leader of the group, Stav Shaffir.

Editorial

The Muslim Boycott Of The Mayor's Breakfast

By Editorial Board

It would appear that New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's vocal support for the Ground Zero mosque – not only did he come out in favor of it, he labeled opponents as un-American – is coming back to haunt him. Some leaders of New York's Muslim community apparently believe he will bend over backward to accommodate their concerns, however wrongheaded.

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