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The situation in the small Tiveria apartment is unusual. Four children are crowded into one room, while Tzofia has a room to herself – but that room is empty, without
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Melania Trump opened her first big solo international trip as U.S. first lady on Tuesday with a wave, a smile and a baby in her arms, aiming to promote child
Simchas Torah is behind us and we have recited Tefillas Geshem, hoping for an abundance of rainfall in Eretz Yisrael following five drought years. The experts report if this coming
A mistake that caused the name of New York City’s Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge to be misspelled for more than 50 years has finally been corrected. On Monday, New York Gov. Andrew
Don’t put away your Sukkah yet… SukkahScenes is holding a major post-Yom Tov clearance sale on their full line of beautiful vinyl banners. There are lots of sizes and
President Donald Trump on Wednesday expressed outrage over a New York Times report that he received at least $413 million from his father over the decades, much of that through
Russia has completed the delivery of S-300 air defense systems to Syria, the Russian defense minister said Tuesday. Sergei Shoigu said in televised remarks that Russia has delivered four S-300
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