New housing eligibility regulations being approved today by the Israel Lands Administration steering committee, are a significant blow to the chareidi tzibur, giving additional eligibility points to IDF veterans and
Dozens of pairs of tefillin and tashmishei kodesh were stolen from shuls and yeshivos in Kiryat Vishnitz in Bnei Brak over recent weeks. Police were on the case but seemed
HaRav Eliezer Berland Shlita, Rosh Yeshivas Shuvu Banim has been hospitalized. The rav was taken to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Yerushalayim during the night (motzei Shabbos to Sunday/ 5
The Tel Aviv District Court last week heard issues surrounding the Holyland real estate trial. The state is seeking a three-justice panel instead of a single judge, adding more judicial
A tractor trailer overturned on the Brooklyn Queens Expressway near the Brooklyn Bridge early Monday, creating rush hour traffic woes for rush hour commuters, officials said. According to reports, the
The Netanya community was shocked to learn of the sudden petira of Rabbi Shimon Gabbai zt”l, 63, a known giant in the Netanya bal tshuva movement. The rav was attending
Eating in the subway could soon come with a hefty price tag if one lawmaker gets his way. Manhattan State Senator Bill Perkins has proposed a bill that would slap
A Heathrow-based Muslim airline pilot told an employment tribunal he was fired because his bosses feared he might copy the September 11 attacks, the Daily Mail reported Sunday. According to
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Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) said Sunday that the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) was not in line with the Constitution and that the government should not assume the responsibility for providing
Councilman David G. Greenfield (D-Brooklyn) applauded U.S District Judge Gary Sharpe’s decision to set a June date for the New York State congressional primary election, as opposed to a July
UN nuclear inspectors began a critical mission to Iran on Sunday to probe allegations of a secret atomic weapons program amid escalating Western economic pressures and warnings about safeguarding Gulf
The usually relative silence of the Park Heights neighborhood in Baltimore, was shattered this past Friday night by the sirens of about a dozen fire trucks. While most men were
After months of work behind the scenes, the NASI Project has launched their ground breaking Shadchan Program. Many Roshei Yeshivos, Rabbanim, Askonim, and Shadchanim were involved in this major effort.
Please join us for an important evening of tribute, expressing Hakores Hatov to the Bergen County law enforcement officials who quickly apprehended a suspect in the recent, shocking violent Anti
Many local politicians were unhappy with the proposed legislative lines released by Albany’s redistricting task force, but Assemblyman Dov Hikind said the plans for the “Super Jewish” Senate District 17
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg says there will be no city parade for Iraq War veterans in the foreseeable future because of objections voiced by military officials. The mayor said
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