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The family of Yisroel Yudkin Hy”d, a charedi soldier who perished in Gaza, will visit his grave this week at the military cemetery on Mount Herzl to erect his tombstone.
Amidst their grief, the family has made an appeal to the Ministry of Defense. According to his brother Dubi, who commands a company of 93 soldiers, the Ministry of Defense has denied their request to inscribe the words ‘Hashem yikom domov – God shall revenge his blood’ on his tombstone.
“It is greatly disturbing us as a family that on Thursday, we must submit the wording of the headstone to the Ministry of Defense and my mother has asked that the words ‘God shall revenge his blood’ be written on his tombstone,” Dubi explained in an interview with Channel 14.

The skydiving video; the Juneteenth video; the fundraiser — fake?

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was asked about recent viral videos of President Biden looking confused or slow to react; she says they’re all “cheap fakes.”

“Instead of Republicans focusing on the President’s performance in office and what he’s been able to accomplish … they focus on these ‘cheap fakes,’” KJP said.
KJP also addressed the Juneteenth video in which Biden is incredibly still while everyone around him is dancing; “that’s not a health issue,” KJP said.
KJP chalks up the fake videos to “right-wing critics” of the President.
Watch the clips below:

 
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Tonight’s Adirei Hatorah event is being held at Wells Fargo Arena in Philadelphia, PA.
The event is being held as part of the annual campaign to raise funds to cover the kollel budget of Beth Medrash Govoha in Lakewood, NJ.
This is the third consecutive year that the event is being held, a continuation of an initiative started several years ago by Mr. Leizer Scheiner and his partners.
WATCH THE EVENT LIVE HERE ON MATZAV.COM:

President Joe Biden greeted Pope Francis with a surprising forehead-to-forehead embrace on Friday, marking the second day of the G7 summit in Italy.
The 87-year-old pontiff, who was brought into the room in a wheelchair, joined world leaders to discuss topics related to artificial intelligence, energy, and the Africa-Mediterranean region. This occasion made him the first pope ever to attend a G7 summit.
Among the leaders participating in the discussion were Argentina’s President Javier Milei, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
Biden, 81, and the second Roman Catholic president of the United States, was scheduled for a private meeting with Pope Francis later today.

Watch: Rav Ephraim Wachsman’s Pre-Shavous 5784 Song at Yeshivas Sh’or Yoshuv

Texas Senator Ted Cruz stopped by Hannity to absolutely torch the Biden Administration in the wake of reports that eight terrorists with ties to ISIS were caught at the southern border and ultimately released into the country.

President Joe Biden appeared to wander off at the G7 summit in Italy, with officials needing to pull him back to focus.
As world leaders applauded a parachuting presentation, Biden could be seen trailing off and stepping away from the group, appearing to talk to an officer packing a bag.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who hosted the meeting of world leaders, then pulled back the US president to get his attention so he can rejoin his fellow world leaders.
WATCH:

Anti-Israel protesters continued to run wild across New York as masked agitators on a city subway car Monday demanded to know if there were any Zionists on board, while elsewhere in the city vandals attacked the home of the Jewish director of the Brooklyn Museum.
The back-to-back events coming on the heels of a raucous pro-Hamas rally outside an exhibition on the victims of the Oct. 7 massacre raised concern that rabid antisemitism of a radical minority of agitators was spiraling out of control in New York City.

Agudath Israel of America is proud to introduce a compelling new initiative, Torah Perspectives, designed to provide profound wisdom and valuable insights from gedolei Yisroel and prominent rabbonim. This series aims to address contemporary issues through the timeless lens of Torah, offering guidance, inspiration, and chizuk to the wider Jewish community.
Torah Perspectives is hosted by Rabbi Yitzchok Hisiger, Agudath Israel’s Director of Torah Initiatives.
The inaugural episode, titled “A Yid’s Response to the Challenge of Antisemitism Today,” delves into one of the most pressing issues facing the Jewish community. This critical discussion features two distinguished guests: