On Wednesday, the Netherlands announced that their parliament voted to halt all of the aid that they had previously been giving to the Palestinian Authority (PA), due to the PAs continuing policy to pay salaries to convicted terrorists and their families.

A Brooklyn man who spent more than 23 years in prison has been freed on bail after a judge threw out his murder conviction, pointing partly to the role of a detective whose tactics have come under scrutiny.
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A vehicle which failed to yield the right of way on Eilat Street in Tel Aviv on Wednesday morning, smashed into the wall of a building as seen in the attached photos.
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The Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has raised at least $11 billion in a share offering in Hong Kong, netting the city’s biggest offering since 2010 despite recent political turmoil.
Alibaba said Wednesday that it has set the price for the offering at 176 Hong Kong dollars ($22.50) per share.

Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Liberman utilized his press conference on Wednesday to not only announce his intentions of refusing to support either Gantz or Netanyahu, which in all likelihood will force Israel into a third round of elections but also to spew even more vitriol against entire communities, including a renewed and particularly vicious attack on

The American Medical Association on Tuesday called for an immediate ban on all electronic cigarettes and vaping devices.
The group adopted the sweeping stance at a policy-making meeting in San Diego.
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They say that shared struggles bring two people closer together. If that’s the case, there are few in this world closer that 22-year-old Ruti Goldschmidt & her mother Tobi. Tobi’s life as a mother of 4 began to spiral into chaos when her husband Moshe was diagnosed with cancer.
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Channel 10 and Channel 13 are reporting that Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit has decided to file fraud and breach of trust charges and an announcement could come as soon as Thursday.
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There is no single event that has inspired us more than The Siyum. “What’s amazing is that The Siyum not only inspires during The SIyum, but it inspires before and after as well,” Rabbi Miller marvels.

A man approximately 67-years-of-age drowned at Jerusalem Beach in Tel Aviv on Wednesday. Volunteers from United Hatzalah as well as ambulance teams from Magen David Adom responded to the emergency and performed CPR on the man.
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