Along with snowstorms inevitably comes some mishaps. One such misadventure occurred near London, when one of the city’s famous double-decker red buses slid off a road and became stuck. But not to worry – a group of chasidim were there to help. Video from the scene shows the chasidim pushing and shoving, and eventually dislodging the bus from its helpless state. The scene played out after the Met Office, Britain’s national weather service, issued severe weather alerts for large parts of the country. Roads in eastern and southeastern England were among the most affected. Some travelers were stuck for hours due to the closure of the UK’s busiest highway, the M25, which circles greater London.

A suspect being searched for by police in Detroit was caught after being found hiding inside a frum home’s garbage can as law enforcement swept the area. Surveillance footage shows the suspect running from the cops before climbing into the garbage can. A short time later, police units along with a K9 come to search the property when he is located. It isn’t clear what the suspect was being sought for. WATCH THE VIDEOS BELOW! (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

Israel Police believe that a “car accident” that occurred in Tel Aviv on Thursday was actually a terror attack, Channel 12 News reported on Sunday. A visibly religious Jew was standing outside a shul on Thursday afternoon when a car rammed into him, moderately injuring him. He was evacuated to Ichilov Hospital for medical treatment. The Palestinian car driver, 31, was arrested and questioned by the police. A preliminary investigation revealed that he was in Israel illegally. The case was transferred to the Shin Bet, where it is now being investigated as a suspected terror attack.

A Los Angeles City Council member embroiled in a scandal over racist remarks and an activist fought at a Friday night holiday event. The activist and Kevin de León got into an altercation at a toy giveaway and holiday tree lighting at Lincoln Park, the Los Angeles Times reported. Earlier on Friday, de León attended his first City Council meeting in nearly two months following a scandal that erupted after a recording surfaced in October of former council President Nury Martinez, outgoing Councilman Gil Cedillo, de León and a labor union leader participating in a closed-door meeting in which racist language was used to mock colleagues while the participants schemed to protect Latino political strength in council districts. Martinez resigned.

A video of a mouth-opening encounter that took place between a kippah-wearing professor and TV panelists on French TV is going viral in France. Prof. Cyrille Cohen, who is originally from France but lives in Israel and is the head of Immunology at Bar Ilan University, was interviewed on a French TV channel about COVID and was met with an astounding question by the head panelist. “I’m going to ask you a question because many people are asking it,” he said. ” It doesn’t have any connection to medical issues but there are many people asking why the professor is wearing a religious symbol in the studio.” Taken by surprise, Prof. Cohen responded: “Why?

IDF forces entered Jenin in the early hours of Thursday morning in order to arrest terror suspects and came under heavy gunfire. Three terrorists were killed in the ensuing gun battle. IDF forces also arrested three terror suspects, including an Islamic Jihad terrorist who prepared the car bomb planted near Mevo Dotan last month. The suspect also took part in multiple attacks against IDF forces in recent weeks. לפחות 3 חמושים פלסטינים נהרגו הלילה בחילופי אש עם כוחות צה"ל במ.פ ג'נין. אין נפגעים בקרב הלוחמים, ממספר יחידות בהן דובדבן, שעצרו כמה מבוקשים.

The incredible organization C.A.R.E. (Community. Advocacy. Resources. Encouragement.) hosted a tremendous Chanukah toy giveaway for over 400 families with special needs children. The event was hosted by Toys 2 Discover on Coney Island Avenue and Avenue K. The beauty of the event was that toys were not only given to children with special needs but were also given to siblings of special needs children on their behalf. This created thankfulness to the special needs sibling for ensuring all their siblings received a special high-quality Chanukah present. C.A.R.E. was founded by Meyer and Victoria Safdieh who led the toy giveaway event with dozens of volunteers.

More than 800 people turned out to celebrate Chai Lifeline at its National Gala on Monday, December 5, at Pier Sixty, New York City. The program, titled “An Evening of Heroes,” highlighted the critical work of Chai Lifeline, the Jewish community’s leading children’s health support network, and benefitted families living with serious illness, crisis, and loss. “Tonight, we honor our incredible heroes,” said Rabbi Simcha Scholar, Chai Lifeline CEO. “We celebrate the children of Chai Lifeline, our Warriors, and their families who demonstrate unbelievable bravery in the face of unimaginable pain and hardship.

A newly disclosed recording from the day of the Meron disaster published by Kan News on Monday evening revealed the fact that a half hour before the disaster, police officers at the site repeatedly warned their superiors of impending disaster and were met with silence. According to Kan, the terrible disaster didn’t only occur due to inadequate infrastructure and other safety issues but “it was first and foremost a tactical failure by the Israel Police.” “If only the senior police officers had responded to the pleas of the officers at the scene who half an hour prior to the disaster recognized the danger and pleaded for reinforcements – maybe 45 men and children would have returned home,” the Kan reporter said.

Former Trump national security adviser John Bolton said he’s prepared to launch a bid for president in 2024 if only to help stop the former president from tearing up the Constitution. Following Musk’s reveal of Twitter’s suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop story, Trump called for the the “termination of all rules, regulations, and articles, even those found in the Constitution.” Trump has since tried walking it back, but not before getting significant blowback for the comment. “I think to be a presidential candidate you can’t simply say I support the Constitution, you have to say I would oppose people who would undercut it,” Bolton said on NBC. “We used to have a thing in the House of Representatives called the House Un-American Affairs Committee.