Month July 2021

[Public Notice] 

Eight years after a judge ruled New York City police violated the constitution by stopping, questioning and frisking mostly Black and Hispanic people on the street en masse, people in communities most affected by such tactics say they’ve been shut… Continue Reading →

Recently, YWN has unfortunately had to fill these pages with tragedy and sorry. YWN is glad when readers share stories with us to publish that are filled with happiness, and thanks to Hashem. In fact the following story is being… Continue Reading →

The brick Police Department is cracking down on local drug activity. On Wednesday, July 14th, at 8:15 P.M. Detectives of the Street Crimes Unit (SCU) observed a blue Honda CRV commit several motor vehicle violations, including littering, failing to maintain… Continue Reading →

A British journalist and her publisher contested a defamation claim in a London court on Wednesday from Russian-Israeli billionaire Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich over a book about the rise of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Catherine Belton’s book “Putin’s People:… Continue Reading →

An Israeli citizen who was employed by the Foreign Ministry was arrested and interrogated last month after he was suspected of having traveled to Iran, which is against the law. The travel dates took place prior to the beginning of… Continue Reading →

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently revised their mask guidance, saying that Americans – even vaccinated ones – in areas with relatively high transmission rates of Covid-19 should wear masks in indoor spaces. The new guidance applies… Continue Reading →

Mortgage rates were mixed last week. The key 30-year home loan remained below 3% for the fifth straight week amid continued concern over the surging delta coronavirus variant and the progress of economic recovery. Mortgage buyer Freddie Mac reported Thursday… Continue Reading →

Following the publication of a public opinion poll that showed the public disapproving of the government’s actions to fight covid, Prime Minister Bennett presented his plan to slow the rising number of cases of the Coronavirus in Israel. Bennett attacked… Continue Reading →

History was made on Wednesday when thanks to the transfer of a kidney from Israel to Abu Dhabi and Abu Dhabi to Israel, three kidney transplants were carried out on Wednesday, two in Israel and one in Abu Dhabi. At… Continue Reading →

Emergency medical services Magen David Adom and United Hatzalah had their hands full on Thursday evening after a mass casualty incident (MCI) took place in the pool of a local country club in Kfar Veradim. The incident took place after… Continue Reading →

We will call him Eli so as to protect his anonymity. A serious learner with a sterling reputation and a warm, engaging personality, he is externally indistinguishable from countless other… Read more » The post Time for a Dream Come… Continue Reading →

Fueled by vaccinations and government aid, the U.S. economy grew at a solid 6.5% annual rate last quarter in another sign that the nation has achieved a sustained recovery from the pandemic recession. The total size of the economy has… Continue Reading →

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Britain will build a new national Holocaust memorial center in Westminster, outside the Parliament building, the government of Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced on Thursday. Planning permission has been granted… Read more » The post Britain to Build New Holocaust… Continue Reading →