A chareidi website published an article that MK (Yesh Atid) Dr. Aliza Lavie was taking part in a hafroshos challah event for women together with the wife of party leader
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11 Cyber-Security Firms Specializing in Protecting Critical Infrastructure are visiting London until Thursday 16 Shevat for the 2nd Cyber Delegation in a Year * Visit Organized by Israeli Ministry Of
Thanks to an alert Hatzolah member, along with the Rockaway Citizens Safety Patrol (Shomrim) and the NYPD, two suspects were arrested for breaking into a car in the heart of
A boss who’s worried about an outbreak of measles in the workplace needs to tread lightly. Reports of a growing number of measles cases have employers wondering what they should
There has been much discussion of late in Israel regarding to the so-called ‘working chareidim’, those members of the chareidi community who have decided to leave the beis medrash and
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A vehicle belonging to a Crown Heights Hatzalah member was stolen last night from the vicinity of East New York Avenue and Brooklyn Avenue. The vehicle is a black colored
A chareidi Member of Knesset has joined the growing list of suspects to be summoned by police for questioning into the probe into alleged widespread government corruption. Dozens of suspects
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A video showing Islamic State militants burning a captive Jordanian pilot to death brought an outpouring of grief and rage across the Middle East on Wednesday, its brutality horrifying a
It is with great sadness that Chaverim of Baltimore informs the community of the passing of Aaron Zvi Sichel (Chaverim Unit 56) (Aharon Zvi ben Kalman Lev), beloved son of
A federal investigative team is headed from Washington to New York to investigate a commuter train crash that killed six people. The National Transportation Safety Board team will answer questions
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Transit officials say 15 people remain hospitalized after a commuter train smashed into an SUV stopped on the tracks at a crossing in suburban New York, killing five train riders
[VIDEO IN EXTENDED ARTICLE] Taiwanese rescuers used a crane to hoist a wrecked TransAsia Airways plane from a shallow river in Taipei late Wednesday as they searched into the night
[VIDEO IN EXTENDED ARTICLE] Bayit Yehudi leader Naftali Bennett explained to Galei Tzahal (Army Radio) that he canceled his scheduled appearance at the Haaretz Conference because speakers included organization affiliated
Due to a deterioration in the condition of the Tzaddik of Yavniel, HaRav Eliezer Shlomo Shick Shlita, who was unexpectedly hospitalized during a visit to New York City, a procedure
A federal judge on Tuesday postponed the trial of a man accused of plotting to attack the U.S. Capitol, with months of evidence-gathering expected in a case involving classified information.
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