Israel’s minister of education said in a cabinet meeting this month that the rate of marriage between US Jews and non-Jews is like a “second Holocaust,” a report said Tuesday.
Rafi Peretz made the statement in the July 1 cabinet meeting that was attended by Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Axios reported.
He said that because of the rate of mixed marriages, Jewish people have “lost 6 million people,” which is “like a second Holocaust,” according to the report.
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The Ramat Gan city council on Tuesday evening decided to offer Shabbos busing to entertainment centers, after a previous council meeting had ended inconclusively and was met by a sharp response from religious Knesset members.
MK Ofir Sofer tweeted, “I have a lot of love for the city of Ramat Gan. As a paratrooper, I remember the city as being very connecting, it’s the paratroopers’ adopted hometown. And I ask, where on earth are you taking this, [mayor] Carmel Shama? And for what – the love of the media? What about the love of your residents?”

No new leads have been unearthed in the case of the seven-year-old girl was attacked near her school in near Modi’in earlier this year, Hahadashot 12 reported.
Two after the inital charges against an Arab janotor were dropped, and despite Israel Police’s best efforts, the investigation has now met a dead end. Over 100 investigators, cyber experts, detectives, and intelligence officers have been working with the police’s Judea and Samaria District, and the district’s commander, Moshe Barkat, has held 48 hours of special status discussions regarding the investigation.

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Israel police officers were called to rescue a charediman after a mob formed around him and began to threaten him due to an unclear political reasons.
The incident took place late last night in the Ezras Torah area of Yerushalayim. The older man can be seen being yelled at by dozens of younger charedim, with many callinghim a “shaygetz.” It is unclear what caused this confrontation.
The man was taken into the police and driven away until he was able to disembark safely.
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Lancaster.

It was a fascinating exchange, and one that left everyone present open mouthed.
Rav Chaim Kanievsky was asked by his grandson what reward will be received by donors who take part in the current global “Connecting to Greatness” campaign to assist Yeshiva Kiryas Melech, which is led by his son, Rav Shlomo Kanievsky, who was present when the question was posed at Rav Chaim’s home.
Rav Chaim’s answer was succinct: “Yizku lekabel pnei Moshiach.” (They will merit to greet Moshiach.)
As previously publicized, Rav Chaim, in addition to penning a personal letter, has expressed in very strong terms the zechus of taking part in this campaign and assisting his son, Rav Shlomo, in sustaining – and saving – the yeshiva founded by the Chazon Ish.
Watch the exchange below:

A group of Neturei Karta radicals went to the Palestinian neighborhood of Isawiya in East Jerusalem to express their condolences to the family of a terrorist who was killed while attempting to kill an Israeli soldier.
The dead terrorist also was involved in planning shooting attacks on Israelis in the past but that did not stop the Neturei Karta radicals from expressing their sympathies to the terrorist’s family.

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The search continues for Rabbi Reuven Bauman, a rebbi/counselor at a day camp in Norfolk, Virginia, who was swept out to sea this afternoon.
A massive search team is using every form of technology available, and has reached out to government, police and fire personnel to assist in the search of the area where Rabbi Bauman was last seen and is most likely to be based on computer models.
The incident occurred in the water off of False Cape State Park. Emergency dispatchers received a call at about 1 p.m. reporting a drowning at the park, located at 4001 Sandpiper Road in Virginia Beach. The caller said that two people had been in the water.