Month September 2019
Reports that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu was “only interested in talking about rotation issues” at his three-way meeting with Benny Gantz and President Reuven Rivlin – and his willingness to… Read more » The post Likud: Reports That PM Will… Continue Reading →
A decision with historic resonance is set to be announced Tuesday when Britain’s Supreme Court rules on the legality of Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s five-week suspension of Parliament. The case… Read more » The post Historic Decision on Johnson’s Parliament… Continue Reading →
Prosecutors on Tuesday filed indictments against four Hamas terrorists. The four are charged with six separate acts of terrorism, including attempting to breach the Gaza border fence, and acquiring and… Read more » The post Four Hamas Terrorist to Go… Continue Reading →
Enemies who try to attack Iran will face captivity and defeat, a senior Iranian military official said on Tuesday, a day after President Hassan Rouhani said Iran’s message to the… Read more » The post Military Official: Attacks on Iran… Continue Reading →
Shares edged higher in Asia on Tuesday after U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin confirmed that China-U.S. trade talks were due to resume in two weeks’ time. The Shanghai Composite index… Read more » The post Asian Shares Edge Higher as… Continue Reading →
Hundreds out of power in area of Rt. 88, New Hampshire Ave, Ridge, and East 7th Street. Unknown cause. https://t.co/GMDq1SI0NC — The Lakewood Scoop (@LakewoodScoop) September 24, 2019
After teen climate activist Greta Thunberg delivered an emotional speech to world leaders at the United Nations in New York City on Monday, news cameras captured her staring at President Donald Trump when he arrived in the same lobby she… Continue Reading →
United Nations – Israeli, Jewish and pro-Israel groups all applauded the publication of an ‘unprecedented’ United Nations report on anti-Semitism, that, among other issues, links anti-Semitism to criticism of Israel and the BDS movement. “This report marks one of the… Continue Reading →
The biggest political story in the country has whetted Democrats appetite for impeachment even more than the Mueller investigation and subsequent report. The Washington Post revealed several days ago that part of a whistleblower’s complaint being blocked from Congress by… Continue Reading →
Police on Monday announced the arrest of a suspect in an assault which took place in the area of the Dung Gate entrance to Jerusalem’s Old City. Police were called to the area on Sunday, with a chareidi man reporting… Continue Reading →
Congressional Democrats on Monday pressed their demands for full disclosure of a whistleblower’s complaint about President Donald Trump and intensified calls for impeachment. Trump insisted anew he did nothing wrong in his conversation with Ukraine’s leader that is at the… Continue Reading →
Vilnius – A rabbi in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, is opening there what he says is the city’s first yeshiva, or Jewish religious seminary, since World War II. The Vilna Yeshiva will have about a dozen students when it… Continue Reading →
On his way to a dinner in London, the president of United Hatzalah, Eli Beer, performed CPR on a cardiac arrest victim in Ben-Gurion International Airport. Beer, who was on his way to London for a fundraising event, was present… Continue Reading →
The drug transport is expected to be carried out by two-wheeled vehicles, which will be equipped with temperature controlled facilities, which can distribute about 30 order per trip. It is estimated that preparations for the construction of the warehouse and… Continue Reading →
Families stranded, honeymoons and vacations canceled, thousands of workers laid off: The sudden collapse of British tour company Thomas Cook and its network of airlines and hotels sowed chaos for hundreds of thousands of travelers and businesses around the world… Continue Reading →
I was excited — well, maybe excited is a little strong — but I at least enthusiastically anticipated the chance to pilot the Chrysler 300, a car that had eluded… Read more » The post AUTO REVIEW: Chrysler 300S Feels… Continue Reading →
There’s a smug mindset at work in America that thinks the middle ground is no longer good enough. Listen to politicians, talking heads, celebrities and bloggers, and you’ll see it.… Read more » The post AUTO REVIEW: 2020 Ford Escape,… Continue Reading →
United Kingdom – More than 250 writers have come to the defense of British author Kamila Shamsie, after a German literary prize withdrew its award due to her support for the anti-Israel boycott movement. They signed an open letter published… Continue Reading →
Julio Del La Guardia, the Spanish journalist who killed Jerusalem pianist Chaim Tukachinsky in a hit-and-run accident last year, was sentenced to seven years imprisonment by the Jerusalem District Court on Sunday. Read more on Yeshiva World News
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Arab MK Ayman Odeh, a member of the Joint Arab List in Knesset, secretly met with senior members of the extremist tzibur in Meah Shearim. The meeting was held with a total media blackout, hosted in a room in the… Continue Reading →