NY man pleads guilty to threatening synagogue, to serve at least seven years “The defendant’s violent, antisemitic and terrifying act targeted the Temple Israel congregation, the larger Jewish community and the right of every person to practice their religion without fear of violence,” said Carla Freedman, U.S. attorney for the Northern District of New York. JNS Staff Feb. 4, 2025
37 terrorists released in 2023 hostage deal re-arrested or killed The Israeli Security Agency (Shin Bet) has revealed that at least 82% of the Palestinians freed in November 2023 returned to terror. Akiva Van Koningsveld Feb. 4, 2025
Amsterdam court hands ‘lenient’ sentences to five ‘pogrom’ culprits The heaviest punishment was six months in jail, a quarter of the requested time and a fraction of the maximum. Canaan Lidor Dec. 24, 2024
Jewish activist faces second eviction from Judea and Samaria Ariel Danino says he is being targeted for exposing that the Shin Bet is carrying out politically motivated arrests against Jews. David Isaac Dec. 20, 2024
Man who punched 64-year-old Jewish man in NY sentenced to state prison Perin Jacobchuk, who also assaulted a 63-year-old Asian woman, “has been held accountable,” stated Alvin Bragg, the Manhattan district attorney. Dec. 16, 2024
Revealed: Hamas’s brutal treatment of Gazans in prison The IDF and Shin Bet have released harrowing footage from Al-Katiba prison. Shachar Kleiman Dec. 15, 2024
Is ending of administrative detention of Israelis correcting a miscarriage of justice? Originally intended as an anti-terror tool, the practice is being abused as a political suppression tool, according to its critics. Its supporters argue that banning its use against Israeli citizens encourages "Jewish terrorism." David Isaac Dec. 3, 2024
Right decries ‘selective enforcement’ as Tel Aviv activist heads to jail "They put me in jail for graffiti offenses because I'm on the wrong side," Sheffi Paz said, referring to the fact that she is right-wing. Nov. 15, 2024
Australia sentences neo-Nazi to month behind bars for ‘Sieg Heil’ salute Before his sentencing, Jacob Hersant, 25, said: “We’re going to argue that the law is constitutionally invalid, and it’s emotional and it’s anti-white.” Nov. 11, 2024