On Tuesday, the head of the Yamina party, Naftali Bennett spoke about the incitement against the Chareidi community for opening their schools this week in accordance with the instructions of their Rabbinic leaders. Bennett told reporters that telling the Chareidi community not to learn Torah is like telling them not to breathe. A new wave of anti-Chareidi incitement flowed across Israeli media earlier this week following the decision of Hagaon HaRav Chaim Kanievsky on Sunday to instruct Chareidi Mosdos to open their doors to students as of Monday. The ruling went against the expressed instructions of the government and the Health Ministry.

Hagaon HaRav Avraham Yaakov Tzeller, z’tl, of Bnei Brak, one of the most chashuve members of the Ruzhin-Sadigura chassidus, a Marbitz Torah, a Baki in Halacha, and mechaber sefarim passed away suddenly at the age of 55 on Sunday. Rav Tzeller contracted the coronavirus during the first wave in Israel in April and had already fully recovered, according to a B’Chadrei Chareidim report. However, on Motzei Shabbos he began feeling ill and went to Terem [an emergency care clinic] to be checked out. He ended up being evacuated by a mobile intensive care unit to Mayanei HaYeshua Hospital where he collapsed and died hours later.

Former President Barack Obama is returning to Philadelphia on Wednesday for his first in-person 2020 campaign event for Joe Biden. In 2016, the man known as one of the Democratic Party’s strongest orators delivered Hillary Clinton’s closing argument in the same place — at a rally for thousands the night before Election Day on Independence Mall. Now, with the coronavirus pandemic upending campaigning, Obama will be speaking to a much smaller crowd at a drive-in rally, where supporters will listen to him over the radio inside their cars.

3 Cheshvan, 5781 Our community finds itself in a terrible situation. First, we are looking at the further spread of COVID-19. Second, we are facing the awful reality of the curtailment of shul attendance and the closure of Torah institutions – both yeshivas, in whose merit the world exists, and Bais Yaakovs, without which there is no future for our nation. It is obvious that we need to search for any possible methods to continue the education of our youth: Spiritual danger is even higher than physical danger. Yet, we have to put all our efforts towards adhering to the law and to the direction of medical experts.

Israel’s coronavirus czar Prof. Ronni Gamzu announced on Tuesday evening that coronavirus tests will now be made available for every Israeli without a doctor’s referral. Gamzu was quoted on Monday as saying that he would test every Israeli resident for the coronavirus if feasible since he believes that the key to halting the pandemic is identifying asymptomatic coronavirus carriers in order to stop the chain of infection, and apparently he subsequently decided that it is feasible. Coronavirus testing centers began carrying out the free tests already on Wednesday, with those wanting to get tested only required to present a Teudat Zehut (identity card).

Following the hottest September in Israel’s recorded history, with hot weather continuing into most of October, Jerusalem children were unexpectedly able to sing “Mashiv HaRuach U’Morid HaGeshem” on Tuesday afternoon when the first raindrops of the season showered the capital city. The brief rainstorm was a complete surprise since weather forecasts for Tuesday predicted unseasonably warm weather rather than rain. With Israel’s first rain being an exciting event for children and adults alike, the uber-popular Yerushamayim weather website crashed following the storm. כן, ירושלמים, יורד גשם!

A pedestrian in her 60s was killed on Tuesday night after she was hit by a motorcycle on Yehezkel Kazaz Street in Or Yehuda. Medical personnel from United Hatzalah and Magen David Adom were dispatched to the scene and attempted to save the woman’s life. They performed CPR on her and transported her to Sheba Hospital in Tel Hashomer. Upon arrival at the hospital, the doctors and nurses there continued the CPR efforts but were unable to resuscitate the woman and she was pronounced dead. The motorcyclist was also injured in the collision and was listed as being in light-to-moderate condition. Police investigators have opened an inquiry in an effort to discover what caused the accident.

The U.S. antitrust crackdown on Google might seem like deja vu for European Union regulators. By U.S. standards, the Justice Department’s move to sue Google this week for abusing its dominance in online search and advertising was a bold move. But it treads on ground already broken years before by EU officials in Brussels. Veterans of Europe’s antitrust tech battles welcomed the U.S. investigation and said American authorities should learn from the bloc’s experience. “We hope U.S.

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From the perspective of late-night joke writers, there’s really only one person running for president. A staggering 97% of the jokes Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Fallon told about the candidates in September targeted President Donald Trump, a study released Monday found. That’s 455 jokes about Trump and 14 about Democrat Joe Biden, according to the Center for Media and Public Affairs at George Mason University. That doesn’t even count 64 jokes made about Trump’s family or administration, the study said. “When Trump’s onstage, everyone else is blacked out,” said Robert Lichter, a communication professor at George Mason. He’s been studying late-night humor and politics since 1992.