Month June 2021
Foreign Minister Yair Lapid officially inaugurated Israel’s consulate in Dubai on Wednesday, calling it a center of dialogue and cooperation. “What we are opening today is not only a consulate,… Read more » The post Lapid Inaugurates Dubai Consulate appeared… Continue Reading →
Russia reported 669 coronavirus-related deaths nationwide on Wednesday, the most confirmed in a single day since the pandemic began, amid a surge in cases that authorities blame on the Delta… Read more » The post Russia’s COVID-19 Deaths Hit New… Continue Reading →
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said the failure to implement measures to tackle the coronavirus had caused a “great crisis” and he chastised ruling party officials for risking the… Read more » The post North Korea’s Kim Says ‘Great… Continue Reading →
The Canadian province of British Columbia suffered nearly double the average deaths as temperatures hit a record high of 46.6°C (115.88°F) during the past four days of “extreme heat,” officials… Read more » The post Death Rate Soars as Canada’s… Continue Reading →
Hospitals around the country on Wednesday expressed their worry over the surge of coronavirus, saying they’re bracing for a potential fourth wave of COVID-19 in Israel. “The medical teams are… Read more » The post Hospitals Brace for New Coronavirus… Continue Reading →
Britain’s government introduced a “settlement” plan for the country’s large European migrant community in 2019, and the deadline for applications is Wednesday. From Thursday, any European migrant who hasn’t applied… Read more » The post Thousands of EU Citizens May… Continue Reading →
U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has appealed to President Joe Biden’s administration to lift or waive all sanctions on Iran as agreed under a 2015 deal aimed at stopping Tehran from… Read more » The post U.N. Chief Urges U.S. to… Continue Reading →
Rescue crews toiling into a seventh day on Wednesday combed through shattered ruins of a collapsed Miami-area condominium tower where 12 people were confirmed dead as hope faded for 149… Read more » The post Search of Collapsed Florida Building… Continue Reading →
Residents of the Evyatar outpost gave final approval early Wednesday morning to a deal with the government that will see them move off the before the end of the week,… Read more » The post Evyatar Residents Approve Agreement to… Continue Reading →
Israel’s Rafael Advanced Defense Systems unveiled the Sea Breaker weapon system, a 5th generation long-range, autonomous, precision-guided missile, which enables significant attack performance against a variety of high-value maritime and… Read more » The post Israel’s Rafael Unveils the Sea… Continue Reading →
The post IDF Assisting in the Rescue Efforts in Miami appeared first on Hamodia. In related news: Hagaon Harav Ovadia Yosef Returns to Hospital Hikind Hosts Appreciation Brunch for NYC Sanitation and Yeshiva Bus Drivers Mayor de Blasio Holds Town… Continue Reading →
With the local Chessed Shel Emes volunteers working around the clock for days and exhaustion setting in, a group of volunteers from New York flew down to assist them in… Read more » The post Chessed Shel Emes of New… Continue Reading →
NEW YORK (AP) — The Democratic primary for mayor of New York City was thrown into a state of confusion Tuesday when election officials retracted their latest report on the vote count after realizing it had been corrupted by test… Continue Reading →
Last Thursday night, a massive section of a large apartment building in Surfside, Florida, catastrophically collapsed, bringing 12 floors full of sleeping people pancaking downward—and leaving as many as 150 people—men, women and children—trapped under the rubble. Surfside is a… Continue Reading →
When our eldest son was first diagnosed with osteosarcoma (a type of bone cancer) after Pesach of last year, we had no inkling of the physically and emotionally draining journey on which he was about to embark. In fact, after… Continue Reading →
Thank you for your timely letter. As camp season approaches, many parents and children are grappling with similar quandaries. I understand the deep emotions you are expressing. Your husband feels strongly that the time has come for your son to… Continue Reading →
If I told you there was a company that had a fun office environment and everyone loved coming to work, chances are that a “mortgage company” would be one of your last guesses. Enter Yoely Lieberman and his residential mortgage… Continue Reading →
Yup…as I predicted, a winner! I was exhausted one night after working long hours and doing everything else we moms generally do. The juggle struggle is real, and the urge to order from the local Chinese place was equally real…. Continue Reading →
This quick and easy recipe for dairy rugelach may not be the most original dessert to grace your table but they will definitely be very well received. 2 cups flour 1 (8-ounce) container whipped cream cheese 1 cup (2 sticks)… Continue Reading →
I’m debating whether to buy ripe avocados or firm ones when Mrs. Lieder steps forward, a bag of zucchini clutched tightly in her hands. My Roodle suddenly does a double-take, blaring into my ear, this time in a British accent,… Continue Reading →
“A Dangerous Government” MK Rabbi Aryeh Deri on the new government’s treachery I met with Shas Chairman Rabbi Aryeh Deri on Monday. I began the interview by asking him why he insists that this government is terrible. “For the past… Continue Reading →