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The Goldin family has turned to Israel’s High Court of Justice to compel the government to carry out cabinet decisions to activity pursue Hamas towards seeing progress regarding the return
(PHOTOS IN EXTENDED ARTICLE) By Rabbi Eliezer Sandler At the incredible Siyum Hashas held at the home of, and presided over by Hagaon Harav Chaim Kanievsky, Rav Chaim first gave
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The Supreme Court is declining to revive a lawsuit over a drone strike in Yemen that killed five people. The court said Monday it would not take up the case.
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Degel Hatorah officials are having a difficult time signing the agreement that ended the coalition crisis surrounding Israel Railways Chilul Shabbos. The new agreement calls for maintaining the Shabbos status
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Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barakat met with Regional Commander of the Israeli Police for the Jerusalem Region, Commissioner Yoram Halevi and asked him to use all necessary force against illegal protesters
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