Israel Police Commissioner Roni Alsheikh declared the launch of a cyber-crime unit today: “The police will be everywhere youth are found – Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat.” Alsheikh also revealed that tens of thousands of Israelis downloaded pedophilic content to their computers.

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Pyongyang confirmed last night that the latest missile it tested flew over Japan. According to the state-run news agency in the reclusive state, the regime stated that the launch "was just the beginning" and threatened Guam again.

The estimated death toll from Harvey has reached 30, the New York Times reported Wednesday. Meanwhile, the water levels continue to rise as rescue teams search for trapped people. A curfew from midnight to 5:00 AM has been imposed in Houston until further notice.

After receiving a tip, police in Lod were able to prevent a wedding involving a 14-year-old bride from taking place this week. The groom and the rabbi, who is also the father of the young bride, were arrested shortly before the wedding ceremony was set to begin.

A new bill proposed by Meir Cohen (Yesh Atid) seeks to increase the maximum punishment for people who are convicted of aiding terrorists. In addition, the bill is aimed at increasing the punishment for those who do not prevent terror attacks from taking place even though they had prior knowledge abo

During a meeting with Kibbutz Nahal Oz residents, UN Secretary-General António Guterres said that when the Palestinians unite, there will be peace with Israel. Guterres also toured a Hamas terror tunnel Wednesday during his visit along the Israeli-Gazan border.

Three former El Al employees may be charged with serious offenses after the Israel Police recommended that they be indicted. It is suspected that they stole large sums of money from the airline when they worked in its Eastern Europe offices.