A “vast right-wing conspiracy” still hounds Hillary Clinton, who was jokingly asked by “The Daily Show” host Trevor Noah how she managed to kill Jeffrey Epstein in a Manhattan jail cell.
“I have to ask you a question that has been plaguing me for a while: How did you kill Jeffrey Epstein?” Noah asked, drawing laughter from Clinton, 71, and the New York studio audience on Thursday.
“Because you’re not in power, but you have all the power. I really need to understand how you do what you do, because you seem to be behind everything nefarious, and yet you do not use it to become president,” he continued.
“Honestly, what does it feel like being the boogeyman to the right?” the host asked the former presidential candidate and ex-secretary of state.

The last Boeing 747 flight for El Al took off from Rome back to its home hub of Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv today. To celebrate the end of an era, the 747 ‘painted’ a 747 shape in the sky thanks to help from Flight Radar 24.
El Al plans to retire their 747-400 fleet with this flight, and replace all their services with Boeing 787 aircraft. They will be on most US-bound routes, with some operated by densified Boeing 777s.
The loss of the 747s also sees the loss of the El Al first-class cabin. The replacement Boeing 787 features the new business-first design for El Al.
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The Dirshu World Siyum is making waves throughout the Torah world. Dirshu will be having siyumim throughout the world with massive, stadium-sized gatherings in Eretz Yisrael, England and France, as well as smaller, gala siyumim in numerous other communities throughout the world.
Nevertheless, perhaps the largest manifestation of kiddush Hashem, where Dirshu learners will be recognized for their accomplishments by the entire cross-section of Torah observant Jewry will be at the Dirshu World Siyum in America slated to be held at the massive Prudential Center in Newark, NJ, on Sunday 14 Shevat/February 9.

An Israeli-developed app offers turn-by-turn voice directions to help visitors navigate large graveyards in search of a loved-one’s resting place.
Finding the exact location of a grave for a visit or to attend a funeral can be difficult in a large cemetery that is constantly changing. The “Gravez” app, which aims to help reduce that stress, is only available in Israel for now, but its developers plan to expand globally.
“It will change everything,” said Yehuda Hanfling, a service manager for Chevra Kadisha, the main group that oversees Jewish burials in Israel. “People who haven’t been to graves for years and want to reach (the grave) get lost because graves have been added, paths have been added everywhere,” Hanfling said.

The Israeli government on Friday denied any involvement in an alleged cyberhack by Israeli surveillance firm NSO Group.
Distancing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government from the alleged attempts to send malware to the mobile devices of a number of Whatsapp users, Israeli security cabinet minister Zeev Elkin said that if anyone had done anything “forbidden” they could expect to find themselves in court.
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“NSO is a private player using capabilities that Israelis have, thousands of people are in the cyber field, but there is no Israeli government involvement here, everyone understands that, this is not about the State of Israel,” Elkin told 102.FM Tel Aviv Radio.

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Should there be such a thing as being ‘too poor to live?’

Readers are debating this moral dilemma after the recent publication of the story of father-of-8 Reuven Boltin. Boltin was reportedly diagnosed with kidney cancer three years ago. After years of treatments, he has stopped responding to medication. In a devastating turn, doctors recently sent Reuven home, telling him there was nothing they could do, and that his only remaining option would be to pursue alternative treatments.

Hilah Reinkoff is a supervisor of early education and is in charge of overseeing the educational quality and content. She also supervises over the daily operations of a series of daycares in the around Kiryat Gat. In addition to her regular job, she is a volunteer EMT with United Hatzalah.
 
Last Sunday, Reinkoff was finishing a meeting in one of the daycares that she manages when she was alerted to an emergency at the daycare involving one of the children. A young girl, aged 4, had gotten her head stuck between two metal bars in a fence that separates one of the daycares from another.
 

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Three days of tefillah, emotion and connection to Mamme Rachel
Efforts peak at Mosdos Kever Rachel as they prepare to greet the masses who will flock to the site in the days surrounding 11 Cheshvan * Food, beverages, and prayer booklets will be distributed free of charge to visitors, and mass tefillos will be held throughout the three days surrounding Rachel Imeinu’s yahrtzeit * An agreement reached with national security forces allows a small group of mispallelim to remain in the Kever compound on the day of the yahrtzeit which falls on Shabbos * Maran Sar HaTorah Harav Chaim Kanievsky, shlit”a: “Many thousands have received their yeshua and witnessed obvious miracles in the merit of giving tzedakah to Mosdos Kever Rachel

The parents of Jewish journalist Steven Sotloff, who was beheaded by ISIS in September 2014 after being kidnapped in August 2013 once he crossed into Syria from Turkey, noted their gratitude to the US military and President Donald Trump for “eliminating” ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is considering reappointing New Right’s Naftali Bennett to the cabinet amid warming ties between the two, Channel 12 news reported Friday.
Netanyahu fired Bennett, the former education minister, and his ally Ayelet Shaked, the former justice minister, from the cabinet following the April election. He did this ostensibly due to their failure to enter the Knesset at the polls — though his move to do so before a new government had been formed was widely seen as a sign of soured ties.
However, Channel 12 reported that Netanyahu and Bennett were now on considerably better terms. The currently free portfolios are Diaspora Affairs, Welfare and Defense — the latter currently being handled by Netanyahu.