He was the billionaire businessman and untested politician who took charge of a scarred city and steered it into a new era, shaping a New York that projected glittering prosperity, governmental innovation and cosmopolitan confidence.
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This past Sunday, Bonei Olam arranged for rabbonim to hear from a renowned Swedish doctor who is a pioneer in the field of uterus transplants and was the first to deliver a healthy baby by such a procedure just four years ago.

The Shabbos bus service which R”L began in Gush Dan this past Shabbos, not only angered the religious and chareidi parties, but also the nation’s taxi drivers, who are planning to protest.
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Mifal Hachesed’s Surprise Raffle
What happens when one of the largest organizations in Israel hosts a auction in America? It’s big. Actually, really big.
With grand prizes like a brand new Volvo xc90, to a whopping jackpot of $28,000 in cash, this is one auction you won’t want to miss!
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Jeremy Corbyn refused to apologize to the British Jewish community during an interview with BBC’s Andrew Neil ahead of the December 12 general election.
The topic was brought up as the Chief Rabbi warned people against voting for the Labour Party and said that “the overwhelming majority of British Jews are gripped by anxiety”.

Many NYPD uniformed and civilian personnel were promoted today at a ceremony held at Police Headquarters. Among the promotees, was Lieutenant Yitzy Jablon (Ira Jablonsky), of Brooklyn South Community Affairs.
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Mrs Merav Toledano A”H was niftar on Monday in Sheba Medical Center shortly before midnight at the age of 44, leaving behind nine children. The nifteres suffered difficult yisurim the past few years.
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Agudath Israel applauds Governor Cuomo for his veto of a recent bill passed by the New York State Legislature (S5640/A7592), relating to “community preservation funds for the town of Chester”.
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A special detail in Flatbush resulted in some shocking results, late Monday night.
Following highly-successful similar operations in Williamsburg and Boro Park, Flatbush Shomrim embarked on a mission to see how many vehicles are actually left unlocked.

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Firemen from the Beit Shemesh station responded to a call on Tuesday morning for an overturned truck near Mitzpei Harel. In the accompanying photos, they are seen taking up position ahead of extricating the driver from the flipped truck.