Month November 2020

The White House has given approval for Joe Biden to start receiving the president’s daily intelligence reports, an administration official has said. The bulletins, called the president’s daily brief, consists of a collection of classified intelligence reports and are prepared… Continue Reading →

Eight cars of a New York City-bound commuter train derailed early Tuesday, leading to delays during the morning rush hour. No injuries were reported. The NJ Transit derailment happened in… Read more » The post Train Derailment in Perth Amboy… Continue Reading →

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke on the phone briefly with U.S. prisoner and former Israeli agent Jonathan Pollard and his wife Esther on Tuesday afternoon. The Prime Minister congratulated them both on Pollard’s freedom after the five years of his… Continue Reading →

We’ve all been there. The music swells and fills the room. The chuppa stands, white and pure, at the head of the long aisle. The seats are filled with friends and family, expectantly waiting for the chosson and kallah. The… Continue Reading →

The wireless service provider Verizon will work with New York City to connect half a million low income and public housing families to better, faster Internet service. The service is… Read more » The post Verizon to Provide Internet Access… Continue Reading →

At a time when the shekel is breaking records, the Bank of Israel, which in the past intervened with foreign currency buys to dampen it, largely for the benefit of… Read more » The post Exports Steady as Shekel Rises,… Continue Reading →

Battered by a punishing lockdown which triggered a trend of online shopping, the storeowners of Boro Park gathered under the auspices of the Boro Park Jewish Community Council on Monday… Read more » The post Boro Park JCC Unveils ‘Shop… Continue Reading →

Two New York City police officers were wounded Tuesday afternoon by a man who opened fire as they arrived for a wellness check at a home with a history of… Read more » The post 2 NYPD Officers Shot; Shooter… Continue Reading →

Democrat Joe Biden was certified Tuesday as winner of the presidential election in Pennsylvania, culminating three weeks of vote counting and a string of failed legal challenges by President Donald Trump. Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf first disclosed in a tweet… Continue Reading →

President-elect Joe Biden said on Tuesday that the United States will be “ready to lead” again on the global stage after he succeeds President Donald Trump in January, pledging to… Read more » The post Biden Introduces Foreign Policy and… Continue Reading →

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As lowered coronavirus rates allow Israel to proceed in reopening schools and businesses, the pandemic was breaking previous records in Palestinian towns in Yehuda and Shomron and Gaza. In the… Read more » The post Coronavirus Surges in Palestinian Areas… Continue Reading →

Two polls released on Tuesday night were at odds over the approval ratings of the Likud versus Yamina, one showing a 10-mandate gap between the two parties, the other saying… Read more » The post Polls Differ on Likud-Yamina Gap… Continue Reading →

Eight cars of a New York City-bound commuter train derailed early Tuesday, leading to delays during the morning rush hour. No injuries were reported. The NJ Transit derailment happened in Perth Amboy around 12:20 a.m. as North Jersey Coast Line… Continue Reading →

[COMMUNICATED] It was a vision that was truly 20/20. With the pandemic hitting Klal Yisroel with a deadly fury, the Novominsker Rebbe ztz’l penned a final letter to Klal Yisroel, his prescient words reminding us all that the time to… Continue Reading →

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, yesterday (Monday, 23 November 2020), had a warm and moving conversation with Jonathan Pollard and his wife Esther, after the restrictions on Jonathan were lifted and… Read more » The post Netanyahu Speaks With Jonathan and… Continue Reading →