Month July 2020
Nothing has changed. Actually, much has changed, but we apparently have not. I opened my mailbox this week to find wedding invitations. Now you’re thinking to yourself, okay, what’s the issue, right? I’ll tell you the issue. I have no… Continue Reading →
UKRAINE (JTA) – A security guard at a Ukraine synagogue overpowered a man armed with an ax who broke into the compound shouting “where’s the synagogue?” The intruder slightly wounded the guard, who managed to wrestle the weapon away from… Continue Reading →
A shul in the Ukrainian-controlled city of Mariupol, Donetsk region, was attacked on Tuesday morning by a young man armed with an axe, UNIAN reported. The man fought with the… Read more » The post Ukraine: Man With Axe Attacks… Continue Reading →
Family getting up: Mrs. Toby KalkerDaughter Mrs. Judy GoldmanDaughter Mrs. Eileen KorenbergDaughter Sitting in Chicago
Family getting up: Mrs. Sara RubinWife R’ Jeffrey RubinSon R’ Jay RubinSon R’ Marc RubinSon
WASHINGTON (AP) — A week after appearing to project a more serious tone about the coronaviru s, President Donald Trump is back to pushing unproven claims that an anti-malaria drug is an effective treatment and challenging the credibility of the… Continue Reading →
NEW YORK (JTA) – The first time the Metropolitan Museum of Art tweeted a picture that appeared unmistakably to Jewish followers to be a ritual object used in Jewish prayer with the label “amulet,” a single follower responded with a correction. “That… Continue Reading →
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Pfizer reported a 32% plunge in second-quarter profit, mainly due to the global coronavirus pandemic limiting marketing of and new prescriptions for its medicines. Pfizer had predicted in April that… Read more » The post Pfizer Sales Take a Hit… Continue Reading →
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea leader Kim Jong Un said his country’s hard-won nuclear weapons were a solid security guarantee and a “reliable, effective” deterrent that could prevent a second Korean War, state media reported Tuesday. Kim’s comments… Continue Reading →
JERUSALEM (JNS) – More than 100,000 viewers worldwide tuned into a series of online lessons hosted this week by Yeshivat HaKotel, a major religious Zionist hesder yeshiva located across from the Western Wall in Jerusalem’s Old City. Dubbed the “Jewish… Continue Reading →
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New York City police say 303 department vehicles have been vandalized since George Floyd’s May 25 death, causing nearly $1 million in damage. The department said Monday that 14 vehicles… Read more » The post NYPD: 303 Police Cars Damaged… Continue Reading →
Miles of beaches along Long Island’s South Shore will remain closed on Tuesday, CBS News reported, due to multiple shark sightings on Monday. In the Town of Hempstead, beaches permit… Read more » The post South Shore Beaches Still Closed… Continue Reading →
JERUSALEM (JNS) – Israel’s Health Ministry will increase the number of worshipers permitted in synagogues ahead of Tisha B’Av, which begins on Wednesday evening, the heads of the ultra-Orthodox political parties announced on Monday. The current limit is 10 worshippers… Continue Reading →
WASHINGTON (JNS)- The World Bank on Monday approved a $30 million grant to the Palestinian Authority in an effort to help the cash-strapped government stay afloat. The funds have been earmarked for the creation of jobs and other welfare projects… Continue Reading →
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ATLANTA,GEORGIA (VINnews) — Senator David Perdue who is running to retain his seat in Georgia, placed an attacking add in which he accused his opponent, Jon Ossoff, of trying to “buy Georgia.” However Perdue was forced to delete the add… Continue Reading →
Nearly 3,000 federal workers have filed compensation claims for having contracted COVID-19 on the job, a number that is expected to double by early next month, according to a Department of Labor review. Through mid-June, families of 48 federal workers… Continue Reading →