Following a week of drama, the court has ruled, and the planned concert in Afula will be taking place tonight – with separate seating. The ruling was a blow to the Women’s Lobby group.

Wednesday marked the start of a one-year litigation window in New York allowing people to file civil lawsuits that had previously been barred by the state’s statute of limitations, which was one of the nation’s most restrictive before lawmakers relaxed it this year.
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The two thugs wanted for at least 7 gunpoint robberies in the Boro Park area were arrested early Wednesday morning following an attempted robbery and shooting.
Sources tell YWN that at around midnight the pair tried robbing a victim in the area of 32 Avenue O.

Three people were injured in an insane, single-vehicle crash on Highway 60 between Nazareth and Afula at an intersection, just past the tunnels located there.
It appears that a private jeep veered into the turn lane at high speed and couldn’t make the turn.

Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit received hundreds of 250 text and other messages requesting that he launch an investigation against MK Yair Lapid for his incitement against the entire chareidi population – most notably his recently-released election video.

The 43-year-old El Al flight attendant who had contracted measles on a flight from New York to Israel in March, was unfortunately Niftar on Tuesday.
The El Al flight attendant had been hospitalized in serious condition Kfar Sava since being infected.

A planned ‘Kumzitz Hisorarus” for bnei yeshiva in Haifa is the next event targeted by women’s rights activists after Afula City Hall prohibited separate seating at a planned concert by Moti Steinmetz, causing him to pull out and cancel the event.

New York police are investigating a series of assaults on Hasidic Jews in Williamsburg as hate crimes, officials said Monday.
At least three people between the ages of 56 and 71 were violently mugged in the Brooklyn neighborhood within an hour, a local CBS affiliate reports.

This weekend always has lot of extra traffic heading to the Catskills: It is Shabbos Nachamu. It is also Visiting Day which always add tons of extra traffic. But that is not what authorities are concerned about.
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According to the Kosel Heritage Foundation, 150,000 people visited the Kosel over Shabbos Chazon/Tisha B’Av.
Tens of thousands of mispallalim made their way to the Kosel to mourn the destruction of the Batei Mikdash, including families and single persons.