The Jewish community in Agoura Hills, California has received backlash for it’s Eruv from residents concerned over its impact on the environment, The Acorn reports. The eruv, constructed in the
Flamboyant internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom and three of his former colleagues have lost their latest bid to avoid extradition to the U.S. to face criminal charges. New Zealand’s Court of
U.S. Sen. Jon Tester gave President Donald Trump a tongue-in-cheek welcome to Montana on Thursday by taking out a full-page ad in more than a dozen newspapers thanking him for
The special committee for the settlement of the status of yeshiva students, of which MK Uri Maklev of Degel Hatorah is a member, met on Thursday, 22 Tammuz, from the
A Russian Internet company says it has received complaints that its search engine was turning up some Google documents that appeared to be meant for personal use. Yandex spokesman Ilya
Israeli police say they are investigating a Greek Orthodox priest who has been lauded by Israel for encouraging Arab military enlistment. Police say Gabriel Naddaf has been under investigation for
After the draft law passed its first reading in Knesset, the machlokes continues among the chassidish and litvish factions of Yahadut Hatorah. Now, there is discussion among some to work
Iran’s representative to OPEC says U.S. President Donald Trump should stop tweeting about wanting lower oil prices, saying that doing so has the opposite effect. Hossein Kazempour Ardebili was quoted
A letter of indictment was issued by Israeli police on Tuesday, following an intense investigation, in which it is suspected that a 54-year-old Tel Aviv man defrauded a fellow patient’s
Since the Defense Ministry’s special committee published the new draft law, the chareidi parties, along with Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked, have repeatedly attacked the chairman of Yesh Atid, who said
A new Yediot Achronot election poll published on Wednesday,21 Tammuz, shows if elections were held today, Likud would remain the largest party, with 33 seats. The poll was conducted by
Israel’s official Holocaust memorial is slamming the joint Israeli-Polish compromise over Poland’s disputed Holocaust speech law, saying it contains “grave errors and deceptions.” Yad Vashem says Thursday its historians have
A Chareidi soldier was sentenced to ten days in prison after an altercation with a fellow soldier, but ostensibly, for no fault of his own. The soldier, named Aharon Porat,
American businesses added 177,000 workers in June, a sign of health and resilience for the U.S. labor market and economy, according to a private survey. Payroll processor ADP said Thursday
(PHOTOS IN EXTENDED ARTICLE) The Jerusalem Municipality and the district police on Tuesday, 20 Tammuz, completed a combined enforcement operation in eastern Jerusalem neighborhoods As part of the combined operation,
A new survey by Gallup shows less than half of all U.S. adults are “extremely proud” to be American. When confined to just Democrats, that number falls to less than
As Syrian government forces press on with a furious offensive against rebel-held areas in the country’s south, Israel is quietly acknowledging that President Bashar Assad’s forces will soon be on
As the special ministerial committee dealing with the draft law begins to get down to businesses, Deputy Health Minister Yaakov Litzman is working to persuade Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu not
China rejected “threats and blackmail” ahead of a threatened U.S. tariff hike, striking a defiant stance Thursday in a dispute companies worry could flare into a full-blown trade war and
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