Britain is secretly planning to let dozens of “jihadi brides” and their kids come home from Syria, according to a report Sunday.
Aid organizations believe up to 60 children with British citizenship are still in the war-torn country, mostly living with their mothers, with government officials until now ruling out their return.
The move goes against the advice of the country’s Ministry of Defence and Home Office, which fears it will have to keep jihadi brides — women who have married extremist fighters — under surveillance if they accompany their children, the report states.

Police have confiscated the cell phones of advisers to Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu who are being investigated on suspicion of harassing Shlomo Filber, the state witness in Case 4000, during the Knesset elections.
The investigation by the Lahav 433 Unit of the Israel Police was launched in the wake of a video that circulated on the internet during the election campaign, and in which campaign activists allegedly located a vehicle near Filber’s home and shouted at him using speakers.
As part of the investigation, two of the people closest to the Prime Minister were questioned by the police, one of whom is the Netanyahu family spokesman Ofer Golan, who headed the Likud campaign.

The Democratic presidential campaign of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) recently picked anti-Semitic comedian and University of Detroit Mercy School of Law Professor Amer Zahr, who has expressed support for the anti-Israel BDS movement.
“Does #BDS ‘single out’ #Israel in the face of other global atrocities? YES! Because it was started by us Palestinians! I don’t know why everyone is so shocked that Palestinians are obsessed [sic] with our oppressor. #FreePalestine #Palestine,” he tweeted in July, reported The Washington Free Beacon.

Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi on Saturday issued a decree extending the country’s already-imposed state of emergency for another three months starting October 27, the Xinhua news agency reported.
According to the decree, the armed forces and the police will take the necessary measures “to face the perils of terrorism and its finance, maintain security nationwide, protect public and private properties and preserve the lives of citizens.”
The state of emergency was first declared by Sisi in April of 2017, following two deadly bombings on Coptic churches. It has since been extended several times.
Read more at Arutz Sheva.
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“If you don’t come to work on Yom Kippur, don’t bother coming back the day after.” Many of us have heard stories of Jews two or three generations before us who faced such discrimination. Did you know that there are still places where Jews are hearing this?
Among the many services which Agudath Israel provides for its constituents is advocating for people who call for assistance with religious accommodation issues.
On Thursday, October 5, a nurse who works in a NYC public hospital called the Constituent Services Department of Agudath Israel, to say that her supervisor was forcing her and three other Jewish employees to work on Yom Kippur or face negative reprisals, including loss of their jobs.

The parents of slain U.S. human rights activist Kayla Mueller said Sunday that their daughter might still be alive had former President Obama been as “decisive” as President Trump in ordering military action to recover her from ISIS before her death in 2015.
Mueller’s parents told The Arizona Republic that they credited Trump with bringing Mueller’s killers to justice after the president announced Sunday morning that ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi had been killed in a U.S. raid.
“I still say Kayla should be here, and if Obama had been as decisive as President Trump, maybe she would have been,” Marsha Mueller told the newspaper.

As President Donald Trump and senior advisers settled into the Situation Room on Saturday evening, elite U.S. forces more than 6,000 miles away launched one of the most significant counterterrorism operations in the campaign against the Islamic State.
Taking off in eight helicopters from northern Iraq, the troops flew over hostile territory for hundreds of miles in the early Sunday morning darkness.
Their target, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the brutal founder and leader of the Islamic State, was holed up in a compound in northwestern Syria with family members and associates, and the United States had been watching him for days.

President Trump touts a ‘great outcome’ in Syria as Russia and Turkey agree on a plan to patrol the northern border.
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Former Rep. John Conyers, the longest-serving African American House member in congressional history, died Sunday at age 90.
Conyers, a veteran of the Korean War and a participant in the Civil Rights movement, was a co-founder of the Congressional Black Caucus and chaired the House Oversight and Reform Committee from 1989 to 1995. He also introduced the bill establishing a national holiday commemorating Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu congratulated Donald Trump on Sunday after the US president announced the death of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in a US special forces raid.
“I want to congratulate President Trump on the impressive achievement, an operation that led to the death of the [IS] leader al-Baghdadi,” Netanyahu said in a statement.
“This reflects the united resolve of the free countries led by the United States to fight the forces of terror, the terror organizations, and the terrorist states,” the prime minister added.