Miriam Amash of Jasr a-Zarka, died on shabbos 9 Teves 5773 in Hillel Yafeh Hospital. According to Ministry of the Interior records, she was born in 1888, making her 124.
It was not a peaceful shabbos for some avreichim in Elad as what is being described as “a hot headed wayward male” attacked avreichim both verbally and physically during davening.
A kenos hespedim will be held in Yerushalayim on Sunday night the eve of 11 Teves in memory of HaGaon HaRav Amram Yitzchok Zaks ZT”L, who was niftar in Kislev.
According to police reports on Sunday morning 10 Teves 5773, an eastern Jerusalem taxi driver tried to run over a border policeman guarding a police station complex in the Jabil
Following the assault against HaPeles newspaper editor Nati Grossman tensions have increased between the rival Degel HaTorah factions. Notices have been posted in Bnei Brak and Modi’in Illit condemning the
With the election campaign in full swing, Shas Housing Minister Ariel Atias continues to state that if Shas is in the next government coalition, he will seek the same portfolio,
Speaking to chassidim at seudas shlishis, the Vishnitzer Rebbe Shlita instructed his klal not to report to IDF induction centers if they are ordered to do so, explaining if they
Any chance for national unity on U.S. gun violence appeared to wane a week after the Connecticut school massacre, as the powerful NRA gun rights lobby called on Friday for
New York City on Friday rejected a bid by Brooklyn residents to put on hold a closely watched lawsuit challenging the city’s approval of a bike lane in the neighborhood.
New York and New Jersey lost a total of 41,600 jobs in November as Superstorm Sandy wiped out employment in restaurants, offices, dry cleaners, nail salons, construction sites and other
Syria’s chemical weapons are still secure despite the fact that President Bashar al-Assad has lost control of parts of the country, a senior Israeli defence official said on Sunday. Amos
A Cairo court has decided it will rule on the appeal of ousted former President Hosni Mubarak on Jan. 13, a court source said on Sunday, a move that could
Taking what promised to be a very brief holiday break from the ongoing struggle to avoid the “fiscal cliff” of tax hikes and spending cuts, President Barack Obama relaxed with
Russia would welcome any country’s offer of safe haven for Syrian President Bashar Assad, but has no plans to make one of its own, Moscow’s foreign minister said in the
Many U.S. workers are willing to lie about a death in the family, illness or jury duty to play hooky, according to a survey conducted by a temporary job staffing
President Barack Obama’s move on Friday to nominate Democratic U.S. Senator John Kerry as his secretary of state sets the stage for Massachusetts’ second special Senate election in three years.
The powerful U.S. gun rights lobby went on the offensive on Friday arguing that schools should have armed guards, on a day that Americans remembered the victims of the Newtown,
Residents of the homeless encampment on Cedar Bridge Avenue are once again stirring controversy in the township. Some residents who live on properties surrounding the site, known as Tent City,
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The following are Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg’s remarks as delivered at City Hall today. “It’s a sad day. I think we all recognize, a week since the terrible tragedy in
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