Migron must be evacuated in a week, Israel’s high court rules

Published on August 29, 2012

Israel's Supreme Court ruled that the West Bank outpost of Migron must be evacuated by Sept. 4.

Australian court’s failure to extradite alleged ex-Nazi raises ire, questions

Published on August 15, 2012

In a court ruling that is bringing new attention to Australia’s failure to prosecute alleged Nazi-era war criminals, the government will not surrender to Hungary the man believed to be the country’s last World War II war crimes suspect.

Groups petition Israeli high court to annul Nakba law

Published on May 5, 2011

Two Israeli human rights groups have petitioned Israel's Supreme Court to overturn the so-called Nakba Law. The law, passed in March, enables the state to fine local communities and other state-funded groups for holding events that mark what the Arab community calls the Nakba, which means catastrophe, referring to the creation of the Jewish state of Israel. Fines, deducted from a group's operating budget, could equal up to three times the event's sponsorship cost; repeat violations would double the fines.

Kagan expected to win approval to high court

Published on August 5, 2010

The U.S. Senate is expected to approve Elana Kagan to serve on the Supreme Court.

Jewish Group: Long-Awaited Bashir Arrest Is a “Window of Opportunity”

By Jay Firestone
Published on March 5, 2009

Nation & World Briefs

Published on May 18, 2006

National and World Briefs.

Community Briefs

Published on April 30, 2003

Community Briefs

Trial’s End

By Douglas Davis
Published on March 16, 2000

David Irving told the High Court in London this week that some of the world's largest Jewish organizations are involved in an international conspiracy against him.