Month November 2023
The following is an ‘Ask The Mayor’ question submitted to TLS, and the Mayor’s response. Email your questions for the Mayor to AskTheMayor@thelakewoodscoop.com. Question: Hi, can you please put a right turn on green only from Kent Road to County… Continue Reading →
Q: When non-Jewish missionaries come to your house how can you turn them away and at the same time be mekadesh Hashem? A: To deal with a missionary there’s only one way and that’s to get rid of him. And… Continue Reading →
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Dear Klal Yisroel, I have always wondered about a certain phenomenon. We are constantly inundated with stories of Gedolim, from our generation and from previous generations that have said at certain times of crisis for us, that Moshiach is on… Continue Reading →
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A small aircraft collided with birds over Lakewood on Friday night, TLS has learned. According to information obtained by TLS, Newark Air Traffic notified authorities that a distress signal was being picked up over Lakewood Airport. Emergency personnel responded and… Continue Reading →
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DWI November 8, 2023, at 3 a.m., Officer Eric Stefanelli was on New Egypt Road and observed a vehicle in the middle of the road obstructing the roadway. Allan Ruizmayorga, 44, from Jackson, N.J. was arrested for DWI. He was… Continue Reading →
24 hostages after seven weeks of captivity in the Gaza Strip, including 13 Israeli citizens, some of whom are dual citizens, in addition to 10 Thai citizens and a Filipino citizen. The hostages, women and children, were undergoing medical checks… Continue Reading →
During a visit to the Rafah border crossing in Egypt on Friday morning, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo called for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza, stating that the current temporary truce is insufficient,… Continue Reading →
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Singer Lipa Schmeltzer revealed that a major singing engagement scheduled for Thursday night was abruptly canceled due to publicized videos of him entertaining wounded IDF soldiers. The event, titled “An Evening with the Bas Ayin,” and hosted by a prominent… Continue Reading →
Soldiers from the Israeli Defense Forces’ (IDF) esteemed 8200 signal intelligence unit reportedly issued warnings of a potential mass invasion by Hamas prior to the October 7 atrocities, but the warnings were dismissed as “fantasies” by senior officers, according to… Continue Reading →
Expect big discounts and other enticements to lure shoppers to stores for Black Friday. But retailers worry those may not be enough. Consumers are coming under pressure as their savings dwindle and their credit card debt grows. And although they… Continue Reading →
A group of anti-Israel protesters targeted the Brentwood, California, home of Michael Tuchin, president of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), including by throwing smoke bombs pouring of red paint on the sidewalk. Videos posted on social media by… Continue Reading →
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday met with ZAKA President Eyal Mashiach, ZAKA CEO Dubi Weissenstern and ZAKA commanders and volunteers. The Prime Minister heard from the ZAKA members – who come from all sections of Israeli society: Jews, Arabs,… Continue Reading →
The IDF has completed its preparations to receive the initial group of 13 hostages who are scheduled to be released at 4 p.m. today from the Gaza Strip in an operation referred to as “Heaven’s Door.” After their release from… Continue Reading →
By Rabbi Yair Hoffman Three quick things to know: 1] Based upon the results of a recent survey of Bais Yaakov students, it is one of the least known prohibitions of Shabbos – making a vessel or item unusable or… Continue Reading →