Legal Affairs
“To all the hopeful DSA puppets, Mamdani is about to break one of his core promises: to arrest the sitting prime minister of the only Jewish state,” Inna Vernikov told JNS. “Be angry.”
“We will never submit to New York’s culture of death,” said Bishop John O. Barres.
The suspect ignited fireworks over an unknown liquid outside 26 Federal Plaza, the FBI said, adding that two people suffered minor injuries.
“There’s some nexus between the real antisemitic Palestinian protesters and people who don’t study,” Simon Hankinson, of the Heritage Foundation, told JNS.
The Muslim woman, originally from Malaysia, spoke out about her experiences working with the ICC chief prosecutor.
Bogotá’s incoming government has also pledged to restore full ties with Jerusalem.
The complaint urges the Justice Department to determine “who funds, directs, coordinates, services and benefits” from the group’s work, and to sanction it for its alleged terror ties.
Peter James Bloomfield faces up to five years in prison and up to $750,000 in fines on the three counts upon which he was indicted.
A federal grand jury is investigating whether Neville Roy Singham violated the Foreign Agents Registration Act and federal tax laws through a network of nonprofits.
“No one prosecuted these plaintiffs, fined them or sent them so much as a stern letter,” Mark Goldfeder of the National Jewish Advocacy Center told JNS. “They silenced themselves and then sued over the silence.”
The law negates the binding nature of legal opinions and grants the government the authority to represent its own position in court even if it differs from that of the AG.
A federal jury convicted Mahdi Mohammad Sadeghi for illegally exporting sensitive U.S. information to the Islamic Republic.
