Month July 2020
The Argentine government made a decision last week to allow houses of worship to re-open but the Sephardi Chief Rabbi called on community members to continue davening at home except for those who have to say Kaddish for their parents,… Continue Reading →
The Argentine government made a decision last week to allow houses of worship to re-open but the Sephardi Chief Rabbi called on community members to continue davening at home except for those who have to say Kaddish for their parents,… Continue Reading →
President Trump announced Sunday he wouldn’t be throwing out the opening pitch for the New York Yankees next month as he had planned, citing meetings and other work related to the U.S.’s COVID-19 outbreak. In a tweet, Trump said that… Continue Reading →
OCHD Forms COVID School Task Force The Ocean County Health Department (OCHD) has formed a committee to advise on best practices for schools as they plan to operate this coming… Read more » The post Lakewood News appeared first on… Continue Reading →
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Lang Holland, the chief of police in tiny Marshall, Arkansas, said he thinks the threat of the coronavirus has been overstated and only wears a face mask if he’s inside a business that requires them…. Continue Reading →
Low levels of vitamin D put people at increased risk of contracting COVID-19, a study by the Azrieli Faculty of Medicine of Bar-Ilan University and Leumit Health Services (LHS) says. “The main finding of our study was the significant association… Continue Reading →
A cable car to the Old City of Yerushalayim, which has faced years of opposition, has reached the High Court, which on Sunday demanded that proponents of the project justify… Read more » The post Cable Car Fate Hangs on… Continue Reading →
The country’s coronavirus commissioner, Prof. Ronni Gamzu, said that he expects to have a strategic plan for fighting the pandemic ready by Tuesday, The Jerusalem Post reported. The IDF will… Read more » The post Gamzu to Have Action Plan… Continue Reading →
A message from the Gutman family, whose story has appeared in Jewish news sites over recent months, as mother Ayala fought bravely against cancer: “Dear Klal Yisroel, We are writing to you as we mourn the death of our mother,… Continue Reading →
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A protester who was apparently armed with a rifle at a demonstration against police violence in the Texas capital was shot and killed after a witness says he approached a vehicle that had driven through the… Continue Reading →
With the November election 100 days away, more Americans say the country is heading in the wrong direction than at any previous point in Donald Trump’s presidency, putting the incumbent… Read more » The post Poll: 100 Days From Election,… Continue Reading →
Unilever, an Anglo-Dutch company that produces a wide range of products sold in 190 countries and is the largest soap producer in the world, said that ice cream sales have soared during the coronavirus pandemic and deodorant sales are down,… Continue Reading →
My sister and her family, the KELLER FAMILY is dealing with a financial crisis and can use your help now. The Kellers have 8 kids (a few with special needs) and are under a huge pressure as their 14 year… Continue Reading →
An Israeli drone crashed inside Lebanon during operational activity along the border, an Israeli military spokeswoman said. “There is no concern that any information was leaked,” she added. Israel’s Channel… Read more » The post IDF Says One of Its… Continue Reading →
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JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel said a military drone crashed in southern Lebanon on Sunday as regional tensions ran high, days after a series of cross-border exchanges between Israel and Syria and the killing of a Hezbollah militant in an Israeli… Continue Reading →
Plans were afoot on Sunday for resumption of airline flights between Israel, Cyprus, Greece and other countries with relatively low coronavirus rates, according to media reports. Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu… Read more » The post EastMed Air Plans Under Way… Continue Reading →
Following another night of anti-government demonstrations that were marked by violence, Public Security Minister Amir Ohana expressed concern about the trend, saying, “There is a high probability that this will… Read more » The post Ohana: Police Must Treat Everyone… Continue Reading →
Protests took a violent turn in several U.S. cities overnight, with demonstrators squaring off against agents outside a federal courthouse in Portland, Oregon, forcing police in Seattle to retreat into… Read more » The post Police, Protesters Clash as U.S…. Continue Reading →
For those who are not receiving the meals elsewhere.