Kings County District Attorney Charles J. Hynes today announced the guilty plea of Levi Aron, 36, to Murder in the Second Degree and Kidnapping in the Second degree. He will
The following are Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg’s remarks as delivered at Jamaica Hospital Medical Center in Queens this morning, following the shooting of an NYPD Officer: “I’m here tonight with
The following story is circulating in the chareidi media throughout Eretz Yisrael. A well-known Yerushalayim talmid chacham bought a pair of tefillin 18 years ago. After 12 years, after one
The following is an official statement given to YWN by El Al: EL AL Israel Airlines is announcing that the tickets which were purchased on a variety of travel internet
The following was written by Phil Stilton in the Jackson Family Magazine. In his article he rips the media for their inaccurate reporting when Mitt Romney visited Lakewood, Wednesday evening.
In an interview with Israel’s Reshet Bet Radio Defense Minister Ehud Barak on Thursday, denied reports that Israel received a warning message from the United States, with the latter receiving
MK (Ichud HaLeumi) Prof. Aryeh Eldad is sponsoring a Har HaBayis bill, seeking to legislate a law that will guarantee Jewish rights to daven on Har HaBayis on certain prearranged
HaGaon HaRav Chaim Kanievsky Shlita has canceled his kabolas khal for this week, adding the time to his daily limud Torah, explaining this is the ultimate מנוחה טובה that he
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Terrorists have learned there are more way to perpetrate terrorism against Israel than shooting and bombs, and this summer, one of the methods that is becoming increasingly popular is arson.
Incoming tourism to Israel continues to break records; 296,000 visitors arrived in Israel in July 2012, 8% more than July 2011. Two million visitors have arrived since the beginning of
As efforts continue to draft a new Tal Law alongside ‘share the burden’ protests in Israel, dozens of chareidim and non-chareidi shomer mitzvos young men will report to the Bakum
Thinking about rolling through that stop sign the next time nobody’s looking? Think again. On top of red-light cameras and speed cameras, some jurisdictions are starting to install stop-sign cameras
The U.S. Postal Service’s financial struggles continued into 2012, as the agency reported a $5.2 billion loss for the three months ended June 30 despite improved revenue from shipping and
A city police officer is recovering after being shot in both legs in Jamaica, Queens last night, and police say they are talking to a person of interest in the
As the international community continues debating the merit of economic sanctions against Israel, Saudi Arabia has passed a message to Israel via the United States that any IDF planes crossing
A 30-year-old male that entered the Kinneret to swim died in yet another fatal drowning incident in Israel. Ichud Hatzalah received a call and volunteers responded immediately, manning the Ichud
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