Two Boro Park women are hospitalized – one of them on life support – after contracting the flu.
This prompted Boro Park Hatzolah to send out an urgent message calling on everyone to vaccinate.

At least seven people were shot Thursday morning on the campus of Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, prompting a massive response from sheriff’s deputies and paramedics, authorities said.
A Los Angeles County Fire Department spokesperson confirmed firefighters responded to the shooting before 8 a.m.

A fire broke out in an apartment in a five-story apartment building on Shmuel HaNavi Street in Jerusalem early Thursday morning.
When firefighters arrived, they found children home alone, without parents present.

A suspect wanted in the recent string of egging attacks against Hasidic Jews in Boro Park has been arrested.
The NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force (HTCF) made the announcement on Twitter saying “APPREHENDED!!!
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Israeli aircraft struck Islamic Jihad targets throughout the Gaza Strip on Wednesday while the terrorist group rained scores of rockets into Israel for a second straight day as the heaviest round of fighting in months showed no signs of ending.

Two Chareidi men in their thirties were R”L killed in a motor vehicle accident on Wednesday afternoon on Highway 444 near the city of Elad.
The accident involved a truck and a motorcycle.
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The U.S. House launched the first public hearing Wednesday of Donald Trump’s impeachment investigation, the extraordinary process to determine whether the 45th president of the United States should be removed from office.
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New York’s court system is planning to expand the gender options on jury documents to be more inclusive of people who do not identify as male or female.
The system aims to have the updated juror information card set for distribution by early January, said state court spokesman Lucian Chalfen.

Around 400 Orthodox Jews gathered at the Intercontinental Hotel in Manhattan on Tuesday to give thanks to President Trump, and to throw their support behind his reelection campaign.

Baha Abu al-Ata was one of the top leaders of Islamic Jihad in Palestine (PIJ), which is funded by Iran, and was behind several attacks on Israel this year, including rocket strikes on Israel’s south in August, April and September.
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