Michigan man convicted of trying to join ISIS faces up to 35 years Aws Mohammed Naser “is a bombmaker and self-avowed ‘son of the Islamic State,’” the U.S. Department of Justice said. June 5, 2025
Federal prison inmate found guilty of hate crime for killing Jewish convict “We will not tolerate criminal acts such as these anywhere in our district, including in our prison system,” the U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Illinois stated. JNS Staff May 15, 2025
Israeli man sentenced to 10 years in Iran espionage case Moti Maman, 73, was smuggled into Iranian territory twice, where he discussed with Iranian agents political assassinations, recruiting Mossad operatives and the smuggling of weapons into Israel, according to the court. Elinor Shirkani Kofman, Avi Cohen April 29, 2025
Dark ironies: How fear of offense has undermined British security In the name of protecting the feelings of violent inmates, including some of the most notorious terrorists in the United Kingdom, basic safety was sacrificed. Anna Stanley April 20, 2025
New York-based ISIS supporter sentenced to more than 19 years in prison “Sinmyah Amera Ceasar, an unrepentant ISIS recruiter, will be incarcerated for a significant period,” stated John Durham, the U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of New York. April 10, 2025
Massachusetts man gets 3.5 years for obstructing probe of synagogue arson “Anyone who thinks they can lie to us and get away with it, should think twice,” the special agent in charge of the FBI Boston division stated. Vita Fellig March 11, 2025
Those working for Iran in UK must register or face five years in jail "This move by the UK is a positive step toward cracking down on the Islamic Republic’s influence and reach in the UK," Jonathan Harounoff told JNS. March 4, 2025
Jailed terrorists repaint cells after anti-Israel writings found on walls The terrorists suspected of having written the anti-Israel incitement were punished and placed in solitary confinement. Feb. 25, 2025
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
