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A regulation that was never implemented in Jerusalem, but recently implemented, will result in 500 Beis Yaakov students having to vacate their building. The Jerusalem Municipality has turned to the
Justice Anthony Kennedy’s retirement is setting off a momentous confirmation battle for President Donald Trump’s next Supreme Court nominee that is certain to consume the Senate, inflame partisan tensions and
Ayrial Miller is clearly annoyed. Her mother is sitting with her on the couch in their Chicago apartment, scrolling through the teen’s contacts on social media. “Who’s this?” asks Jennea
Jerusalem Councilman Yochanan Weizman (Gerre) on Wednesday morning 14 Tammuz, petitioned the Jerusalem District Court against Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat, seeking to compel the mayor and the municipality to submit
Police in Delaware’s capital city would like to know who dropped a house onto a two-lane road. The Dover Police Department says someone abandoned the prefabricated home, blocking traffic at
(VIDEO IN EXTENDED ARTICLE) Betar Illit resident Michael Sheetrit, is not your ordinary avreich, for in addition to his limudim, he is a regular figure in Jerusalem’s Power Gym, where
IDF ombudsman Major-General (reserves) Yitzchak Brik this week warned of failures in the IDF that might bring to question its readiness for war. He spoke of shortcomings in the military’s
Prince William toured sensitive Jerusalem holy sites on Thursday and paid a pilgrimage to the tomb of his great-grandmother on the final day of his historic royal visit to the
Justice Neil Gorsuch’s role in his first full term on the Supreme Court offers a striking illustration of the difference a single justice can make, and why both sides are
Meital Lehavi, deputy mayor of Tel Aviv-Jaffa on behalf of the Meretz faction, appealed to the police in an attempt to thwart the operation of the sirens, which are sounded
Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump will hold a summit in Helsinki on July 16, a long-expected encounter that comes amid spiraling tensions between Moscow and Washington.
In what is being hailed as an important victory, the New Jersey State Senate has passed a bill that extends the current provisions for religious accommodations in all state universities
Carrying a clear message of reassurance to South Korea, U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis stated flatly Thursday that the U.S. will maintain its current number of troops on the Korean
With about four months until municipal elections, the chareidi community is yet to announce its candidate in the Jerusalem mayoral race. While Minister Ze’ev Elkin promotes himself as the Likud
Iran says it has restarted production at a “major” uranium facility involved in its nuclear program, though it still pledges to follow the terms of the country’s landmark atomic deal
Catskills Hatzolah has received two new ambulances, which have been added to their growing fleet of state-of-the-art emergency response vehicles. The two ambulances are replacing two older ones which have
Harvard Law professor emeritus reacts to the Supreme Court upholding President Trump’s executive authority on immigration.
Gaza based terrorists have issued a warning to Israel that an escalation against them will result in opening the “gates of hell”. Clearly, Hamas’ warning is aimed at retaliatory strikes
An FBI agent who worked on separate investigations into Democrat Hillary Clinton and President Donald Trump’s campaign defended himself behind closed doors for more than 11 hours Wednesday as House
On Tuesday evening, 13 Tammuz, Rabbi Yaakov Cohen, son of Rosh Yeshiva Chacham Shalom Cohen Shlita, who heads Shas’ Moetzas Chachmei HaTorah, and former Shas Minister Ariel Atias, with the
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