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In his first public statements on the recent maelstrom raging in Shas around MK Rabbi Haim Amsalem, party chairman and Interior Minister Eli Yishai for an hour lashed out against
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A West Rogers Park man was sentenced Wednesday to 25 months in prison for mailing a letter threatening to blow up a Jewish high school. A half-dozen friends and neighbors
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, this evening made the following remarks: “The Palestinian Authority Information Ministry’s denial of the link between the Jewish People and the Western Wall is reprehensible and
Ben Smith of Politico reports the following: A Pennsylvania Jewish group that has claimed the Internal Revenue Service is targeting pro-Israel groups introduced in federal court today a letter from
The Justice Department and other federal agencies have intensified their review of the banking industry’s foreclosure documentation problems, using their powers over bankruptcy proceedings to scrutinize the treatment of troubled
Chicago – Rahm Emanuel has made it perfectly clear that he wants to be mayor of this city. Now the question is: Does he qualify? On Wednesday, at least five
Authorities in the Netherlands have issued a European arrest warrant for a convicted Nazi war criminal living in Germany. Dutch-born Klaas Carel Faber had been sentenced to death by a
Three men, two Poles and a Swede, have been charged with crimes connected to the theft last December of the Auschwitz “Arbeit macht frei” sign. The three men are Poles
The Kenyan grandmother of US President Barack Obama said during her hajj pilgrimage to Mecca that she had prayed for the American leader to convert to Islam, a newspaper has
Kim, a former general, came under heavy criticism after the March sinking of the South Korean war ship Cheonan and again after North Korea struck the South’s Yeonpyeong Island on
It’s pushback — with a capital “p” — for a dangerous traffic island in Borough Park. In what has to be a series of firsts, the community board voted it
Shortly before Thanksgiving, Deputy Mayor Menashe Miller, a Captain in the Air Force reserve was deployed to Iraq to provide military mission support there, which includes counseling; giving ministry to
A Texas jury Wednesday found Tom DeLay, the former House majority leader and Texas political powerhouse, guilty in a money-laundering trial involving contributions to political campaigns. DeLay was found guilty
New York – Today on the steps of City Hall, Councilman David G. Greenfield (D-Brooklyn) announced the launch of a website where travelers can easily report inappropriate conduct by Transportation
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To provide passengers with 24/7 access to the most commonly requested TSA information on their mobile device, TSA has developed the MyTSA mobile application. No matter where you are, you’ll
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