Far-right alliance demanding Netanyahu commit to annexing all settlements while pitching legislation that would see PM avoid prosecution for corruption
The increasing challenges posed by the New York area’s aging rail infrastructure came into sharp focus Thursday as a congressional delegation prepared to get a firsthand look at the country’s busiest station on the same day commuters learned about summer schedule disruptions due to track repairs.
Jewish archeological group pushes ahead with plan for new visitors center and zipline it says will transform 'crime-ridden' area after court okays eviction of dozens of families
Nearly 10 years after Najibullah Zazi pleaded guilty to plotting to bomb the New York City subway system, a federal judge in Brooklyn on Thursday said he will effectively serve no additional prison time after prosecutors cited Zazi’s “extraordinary cooperation” with US investigators.
Zazi pleaded guilty in 2010 to three charges connected to a plot to bomb the subway around the anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, including conspiring to use weapons of mass destruction, conspiracy to commit murder in a foreign country and providing material support to a terrorist organization.
The largest ship to ever enter Israel arrived on Thursday morning towards dawn. The largest ship ever to arrive in Haifa entered the port, a container ship with a huge capacity of 15,300 containers, the Maersk Hamburg. Read more on Yeshiva World News
Sen. Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign sent a fundraising email to supporters on Thursday with a message slamming President Trump for his “gendered” attack against the California senator after the president labeling Harris’s line of questioning towards Attorney General William Barr during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing as “probably very nasty.”
“It seems like anytime Donald Trump feels threatened by a strong woman, he lashes out with this gross, weird attack,” the message read. “It’s the kind of sexism that makes me want to run my head through a wall.”
“You’d think, after three years, he could at least come up with something more original,” Harris’s campaign wrote.
Jared Kushner is talking more but revealing little-to-nothing about the Trump peace proposal, while telling Israel not to annex parts of the West Bank just yet
Despite widespread ignorance about the Holocaust in Austria, one public school launches a project to find the 50 Jewish pupils it expelled in 1938 under Nazi policies
Eric Trump weighs in on his father’s success with boosting the U.S. economy and the left’s and media’s assault on the Trump administration on ‘Hannity.’
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Rav Shabsai Sheftl Horowitz II (1590-1660). The son of the Shelah Hakodesh, Reb Shabsai studied under his father and under Rav Shlomo Ephraim Lunshitz. After his father left for Eretz Yisrael, he became dayan of Prague. He then became Rav of Fuerth, then Frankfurt am Main, then Posen, where he founded a yeshiva. In 1654, he was appointed Rav of Vienna. In 1649, he published his father’s work, Shnei Luchos HaBris, along with his own extensive introduction, Vavei HaAmudim.
At March of the Living, US ambassador says 'it's a mistake to get caught up' in statistical analysis, notes attacks on Jews are not 'a daily occurrence'
Footage shows skinheads waving flags and chanting as they parade through Plauen unhindered by authorities; second march held in Duisburg calling for Israel's destruction
After new reading of 9th century BCE Mesha Stele replaces biblical king with Moabite figure, scholar says 3-D imaging proves 'House of David' is more likely, just as many thought
Washington – White House senior adviser Jared Kushner said on Thursday the Middle East peace proposal he is working on will be a “good starting point” to address the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Kushner, who is married to U.S. President Donald Trump’s daughter, Ivanka, has been working on the peace plan for some two years and is [...]
Rav Shabsai Sheftl Horowitz II (1590-1660). The son of the Shelah Hakodesh, Reb Shabsai studied under his father and under Rav Shlomo Ephraim Lunshitz. After his father left for Eretz Yisrael, he became dayan of Prague. He then became Rav of Fuerth, then Frankfurt am Main, then Posen, where he founded a yeshiva. In 1654, he was appointed Rav of Vienna. In 1649, he published his father’s work, Shnei Luchos HaBris, along with his own extensive introduction, Vavei HaAmudim.
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