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Bayit Yehuda party leader Education Minister Naftali Bennett told Haaretz that he is going to work to reinstate the giyur reform that was eliminated by the current administration. The giyur
Payroll records suggest the hunt for two escaped killers in northern New York cost more than $1 million a day, with overtime alone for state troopers and corrections officers $22
Many young mothers with babies who attend college and university have become accustomed to taking their babies to school with them. Some of the mosdos, particularly schools seeking to attract
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A high-ranking member of the Bloods street gang who was to be arrested on parole violations when he shot a firefighter responding to a call of smoke coming from his
Hagon HaRav David Yosef Shlita, a member of the Moetzas Gedolei Yisrael of Shas, has come out in harsh terms against Rabbi David Stav after this week’s launching of the
It was supposed to be a long and uncomfortable August for Democrats undecided about President Barack Obama’s nuclear deal with Iran, but so far the political heat brought on by
People in parts of New Jersey got an early wake-up call Friday from a small earthquake that caused no damage or injuries. The magnitude-2.7 quake hit around 3:41 a.m., roughly
Chief Rabbi Dovid Lau Shlita on Thursday evening 28 Menachem Av spoke about the attack against the Chief Rabbinate of Israel by dati leumi rabbonim who launched a beis din
Social Security turns 80 on Friday, and the massive retirement and disability program is showing its age. Social Security’s disability fund is projected to run dry next year. The retirement
Former cabinet minister Eli Yishai, who heads the Yachad party that did not enter the 20th Knesset explained that the voter turnout in the last Knesset elections was very high.
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After listening to criticism from inside and outside of the dati leumi community, Rabbi David Stav, among the founders of the Giyur K’halacha independent giyur beis din returns fire. Rabi
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