By Rabbi Yair Hoffman for 5tjt.com “Can we take those pre-fasting pills on Shabbos or is that considered hachanah?” “Do I really bring my Tishah B’Av shoes to shul on
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For the second time this week, Israel fired a Patriot missile at a UAV approaching its border from Syria. The Patriot was launched from Tzefas at around 3:00PM on Friday
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A Republican candidate for the North Carolina state Senate is comparing Democrats to Nazis, roaches and a sitcom character. The News & Observer of Raleigh reports former Durham County sheriff’s
Seven years after they squatted state lands, and after many requests from the Regavim organization, the Israel Lands Authority began proceedings against a family that invaded the land near Beit
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A dramatic decision: Central District Court Judge Ami Kobo accepted the request of attorney Adi Keidar of Honenu and attorney Tzion Amir, who represents the accused minor in the Duma
Federal payments for detaining immigrants are up sharply in some of New Jersey’s most Democrat-leaning counties. Invoices show Hudson, Bergen and Essex counties are collecting about $6 million per month
An embattled FBI agent whose anti-Trump text messages exposed the Justice Department to claims of institutional bias vigorously defended himself Thursday at an extraordinary congressional hearing that devolved into shouting
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