
Woman Convicted for Antisemitic Assault Outside Jewish School
Recent attack points to rising tide of Jew hate in English capital.

Recent attack points to rising tide of Jew hate in English capital.

The murder trial of Vickrum Digwa has reignited debate over two-tier policing.

The Turkish defendant claimed in court that he had been racially insulted and attacked with a broom, arguing that his punch was an act of self-defense.

Despite the convictions, the case is still ongoing, as trials are still underway in France and the United States.

The Supreme Court has convicted Spain’s attorney general for leaking confidential information about a right-wing politician.

The former French president was convicted of using Libyan funds—but cleared of corruption and embezzlement.

Judge Christopher Williams described Kebatu’s remorse as focused on the impact rather than the crimes themselves.

The Algerian and the Tunisian had been living illegally in France for almost a year before the attack took place.

The Ethiopian was found guilty of a series of crimes against girls and a woman.

The 16-year-old defendant was found guilty of “preparing a serious act of violence endangering the state” and “supporting a terrorist act abroad.”