Month July 2020
The world’s biggest COVID-19 vaccine study got underway Monday with the first of 30,000 planned volunteers helping to test shots created by the U.S. government — one of several candidates in the final stretch of the global vaccine race. There’s… Continue Reading →
The IDF thwarted a Hezbollah terror attack near Mount Dov along the border with Lebanon on Monday afternoon, the IDF said. The cell, which numbered three or four Hezbollah operatives,… Read more » The post IDF Thwarts Hezbollah Terrorists Attempt… Continue Reading →
The IDF thwarted an attempted Hezbollah infiltration into Israel from Lebanon on Monday afternoon, when several terrorists entered a few meters inside Israeli territory across the Blue Line [the international border]. IDF soldiers identified the terrorists and opened fire with… Continue Reading →
The sounds of explosions and gunfire were heard on Israel’s northern border on Monday afternoon, with reports saying that a Hezbollah terrorist cell attacked an IDF military base. The IDF struck back and prevented the terrorists from entering Israel. There… Continue Reading →
[COMMUNICATED] Among the top casualties of the compounding Coronavirus crises has been people’s jobs and business success.Unemployment skyrocketed and countless businesses needed to shut their doors – many permanently. However, there is one popular industry in our community whose entrepreneurs have flourished… Continue Reading →
Pandemic madness. Inflated costs lowered revenue. COVID-19 hit hard. Many parents suddenly can’t afford to send their children to Eretz Yisroel. Can’t afford to send their children to TJ. When the world falls down, will you stand up? You… Continue Reading →
Q: How can I mourn for the Beis Hamikdash properly? A: How can you mourn for the Beis Hamikdash? First of all, you have to think about the Beis Hamikdash. Most people don’t even think about it. You can’t mourn… Continue Reading →
RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) — The Palestinian Authority said Monday that a group of Israeli settlers has tried to burn down a mosque near the West Bank city of Ramallah. Hussam Abu al-Rub, the Palestinian deputy minister for religious affairs,… Continue Reading →
WASHINGTON — Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar says people “stepping up to the plate” is the reason for some of the “plateauing” in coronavirus cases being seen in Arizona, California, Florida and Texas. White House coronavirus task force… Continue Reading →
Up until four years ago, Memphis, TN boasted 4 Orthodox shuls, an Orthodox day school, 2 mikvaos, and a warm and close-knit community, famous for its hospitality. It was a wonderful community but there was something missing. In 2016, a… Continue Reading →
An Arizona woman accused in a law enforcement sting of giving $500 to buy rifle scopes for al-Qaida terrorists to kill American military personnel was arrested at the Phoenix airport… Read more » The post Arizona Woman Charged With Trying… Continue Reading →
Because of pandemic precautions, the ceremony marking the 19th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attack will not include one of the most poignant parts of previous memorials — the personal messages spoken by families of victims. In a letter to… Continue Reading →
Dozens of law enforcement officers last night broke up a large house party in Jackson attended by an estimated 700 people. According to reports, details of Whispering Hills house party were shared on social media, driving massive crowds. Police from… Continue Reading →
Vandals set fire to a mosque in the city of el-Bireh outside Ramallah overnight Sunday, in an apparent hate crime. Hebrew inscriptions spray-painted on one of the exterior walls of… Read more » The post Mosque Torched Near Ramallah in… Continue Reading →
The world’s biggest COVID-19 vaccine study got underway Monday with the first of 30,000 planned volunteers helping to test shots created by the U.S. government — one of several candidates… Read more » The post Virus Vaccine Put to Final… Continue Reading →
(By Rabbi Yair Hoffman for 5tjt.com) It is an interesting thing that the minhag in America is to absolutely forbid fleishig restaurants and hotels from holding hourly siyums in order to allow its patrons to eat meat during the Nine… Continue Reading →
Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi Harav David Lau on Monday issued special instructions ahead of Tishah B’Av, that will begin on Wednesday evening. “Unfortunately,” Rav Lau writes, “the epidemic is spreading and… Read more » The post Chief Rabbi Lau: Corona Patients… Continue Reading →
Q and A with Rabbi Shmuel Honigwachs Moderated by Rabbi Yitzchok Hisiger Case: Reuven borrowed a bike from Shimon, and Levi then accidentally drove over the bike. Reuven demands that Levi pay for the bike since he ruined it. But Levi… Continue Reading →
Attorney Advertising– NEW YORK– A lawsuit recently filed accuses the makers of the popular heartburn medication Zantac of intentionally concealing risks. For more information, visit: www.bgandg.com/zantac. The suit maintains that Zantac has been found to contain a carcinogenic chemical at 26,000… Continue Reading →
[COMMUNICATED] Dear Friends, I’m writing this letter to you with much pain and embarrassment. My name is Moshe B., a long time Brooklyn, NY resident. I’ve B”H been blessed with a beautiful large family, and for many years I’ve worked very hard… Continue Reading →
The Shin Bet has conducted a classified digital surveillance program monitoring Israeli citizens’ phones in an effort to trace supporters of the Islamic State terrorist group, Channel 13 News reported… Read more » The post Report: Shin Bet Has Been… Continue Reading →