NEW YORK (AP) — Two men held in Israel and one U.S. citizen believed to be living in Moscow have been charged in one of the largest cybercrimes involving a U.S. bank in history, according to an indictment unsealed Tuesday.
Most of the massive data theft involved personal information from more than 100 million customers obtained in a summer 2014 attack against JPMorgan Chase, the nation's biggest bank by assets, prosecutors in New York said.
Despite their disagreement over the Iran nuclear deal, the U.S. and Israel "can and should work together now" to ensure that Iran complies with the agreement and to curb Iranian aggression throughout the Middle East, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tuesday at the General Assembly of The Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) in Washington, DC.
A day after meeting with President Barack Obama at the White House, Netanyahu told the JFNA delegates, "You work tirelessly to strengthen Jewish identity…you are my partners in building the Jewish future." He said the Jewish community should "always remember two simple truths." First, that regardless of any disagreements between Israel and the U.S., "Israel has no better friend than America and America has no better friend than Israel."
