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The Associated Press This undated photo provided by Revivicor, Inc., a unit of United Therapeutics, shows a genetically modified pig. U.S. regulators have approved a genetically modified pig for food and medical products, making it the second such animal to get the green light for human consumption -- but United Therapeutics, the company behind it says there are no imminent plans for its meat to be sold. (Revivicor, Inc. via AP) NEW YORK — U.S. regulators have approved a genetically modified pig for food and medical products, making it the second such animal to get the green light for human...

Share on Twitter A Melbourne woman who is an alleged victim of accused paedophile Malka Leifer has expressed her relief after the former school principal failed to block her extradition from Israel to Australia.  Three Melbourne sisters - Dassi Erlich, Nicole Meyer, and Elly Sapper - who have filed police reports about Leifer were pleased with the news.  "It is incredible to reach this point after so many years," Ms Erlich told AAP.  "A decision that we dreamed of happening and never gave up hope. We await the justice minister's signature and facing Malka Leifer in court in Au...

Jacob Magid is The Times of Israel's US correspondent based in New York Malka Leifer, right, is brought to a courtroom in Jerusalem, February 27, 2018. (AP Photo/Mahmoud Illean, File) Justice Minister Avi Nissenkorn announced Wednesday that he had signed an extradition order for Malka Leifer, the final step in an over-six-year-long legal battle to send the accused child sex abuser back to Australia. “After many years, after a shameful attempt to present herself as mentally ill, and in light of the Supreme Court ruling, it is our moral obligation to allow for Leifer to stand trial,” tweete...

Advertisement Accused paedophile Malka Leifer has lost an appeal challenging her extradition to Australia at the Supreme Court of Israel, clearing the way for her to stand trial after a six-year legal saga. The Supreme Court justices said that the ruling finalises “the decision of the appellant as extraditable” to stand trial in Australia. Israeli Justice Minister Avi Nissenkorn praised the court’s decision and said he would sign the extradition order immediately. “After long and tormenting years, the time has come to do justice with Leifer’s victims,” he wrote on Twitter. Malka L...

Malka Leifer, former Melbourne principal and accused child abuser, loses appeal against extradition from Israel to Australia Posted TueTuesday 15 updated TueTuesday 15 DecDecember 2020 at 11:07am A court in Jerusalem ruled in September Leifer could be extradited to Australia to face 74 charges of sexual abuse. ( Share Print text only Cancel Israel's Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by former Melbourne school principal Malka Leifer against a ruling to extradite her to Australia to face 74 charges of sexual abuse. Key points: Israel's Justice Minister Avi Nissenkorn can now sign the extrad...