Toulouse killer Mohammed Merah’s father suing police

Published on June 11, 2012

The father of Toulouse killer Mohammed Merah reportedly is suing police for allegedly murdering his son.

Toulouse killer visited Israel, other countries in the region

Published on March 22, 2012

The passport of Toulouse killer Mohammed Merah showed that he visited Israel, Syria, Iraq and Jordan, a French newspaper reported.

Road to radicalization from Toulouse to Kandahar

Published on March 21, 2012

For Mohamed Merah, the Frenchman suspected of killing four Jews and three Muslim soldiers in southwestern France, the road to radicalization ran from Toulouse to Kandahar in Afghanistan.

Investigator: French gunman planned to kill soldier, policemen

Published on March 21, 2012

A gunman suspected of killing seven people in southwest France in the name of al Qaeda had planned to kill another soldier and two police officials before he was surrounded by police in an early morning raid on Wednesday, an investigator said.

France summons Israeli ambassador over Gaza raid that injured consul

Published on November 16, 2011

Shabbat Shalom: Welcome to the Ant Farm

By Ilana Angel
Published on October 15, 2011

Egypt army officer, 2 security men killed in Israeli border raid

Published on August 18, 2011

An Egyptian army officer and two security personnel were killed during an Israeli raid on militants along the Egyptian Israeli border, an Egyptian army official told Reuters on Thursday.

Rubashkin son arrested, Agriprocessors fined $10 million in kosher slaughterhouse probe

Published on October 30, 2008

Sholom Rubashkin. son of Agriprocessors founder Aaron Rubashkin, was arrested by immigration officials and was due to appear in federal court today.

Mayor: Building inspectors need better training, increased sensitivity -- and no more Yom Kippur showdowns

By Tom Tugend
Published on September 24, 2008

Korobkin, the Yavneh spiritual leader, said he was very pleased with the mayor's recommendations and that the fault for last year's incident lay mainly in the way DBS was structured, as well as a certain lack of sensitivity.

Agriprocessors raid slammed at Congressional hearings

By Ben Harris
Published on July 29, 2008

Witnesses at recent congressional hearings described the federal immigration raid on the country's largest kosher plant as a travesty of justice, a national disgrace and an ambush

Agriprocessors raid fallout continues: Jewish liberals plan rally in Postville

By Ben Harris
Published on July 22, 2008

An interfaith coalition -- organized by a Jewish group -- is planning to demonstrate next week in Postville, Iowa, in support of justice for workers and comprehensive immigration reform.

A Chilling Raid

By Julie Drucker
Published on December 9, 2004

None of the 1,500 children at a Jewish day school in Caracas will forget drop-off on the morning of Nov. 29. On that morning last week, 25 government investigators, some of them armed and hooded, intercepted busloads of kids and turned them away.