A Staten Island businessman pleaded guilty to a single federal count of assisting terrorists by providing satellite services to Hezbollah’s television station.

A jury found five men guilty of plotting an attack in New Jersey, but acquitted them of attempted murder charges.

The Treasury Department said the Assa Corporation, which does business in New York, is a shell company that launders money for an Iranian bank with ties to terrorist groups.

Prosecutors said that a a former reputed leader of Al Qaeda stabbed a jail guard as part of a fruitless plan to take hostages and escape from a Manhattan correctional center.

Israeli officials and Lubavitch elders confirmed that six hostages died inside the Chabad-Lubavitch Jewish center in Mumbai, including Rabbi Gavriel Holtzberg of Brooklyn and his wife, Rivka.

Israeli officials and Lubavitch elders confirmed that six hostages died inside the Chabad-Lubavitch Jewish center in Mumbai, including Rabbi Gavriel Holtzberg of Brooklyn and his wife, Rivka.

A young rabbi and his wife who moved from Brooklyn to Mumbai to run a Jewish center were found dead.

A New York Rabbi and his wife, who moved to India in 2003 to manage a synagogue and social hall, were among those taken hostage on Wednesday.

The New York Police Department deployed extra officers after learning of “aspirational” plans for transit attacks over the holidays.

A federal judge in Brooklyn ruled that the government could not use ethnicity as justification for detaining two Egyptian-born men who were questioned for four hours after a cross-country flight in 2004.