Petach Tikvah’s mayor is working to assist residents of Bnei Brak, planning to establish a new pedestrian bridge to connect between the cities- between the light rail station and the Kiryat Aryeh industrial park in western Petach Tikvah.
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It is known that in the world nowadays is a “Shiduch crisis” — a phenomenon in which people cannot find their soul mate for quite some time. There are many reasons for this.
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Before he’s officially a presidential candidate, former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is picking up a key endorsement in South Carolina.
Steve Benjamin, the mayor of Columbia, told The Associated Press on Monday that he’s ready to back the billionaire if he decides to seek the Democratic presidential nomination.

An inspiring siyum held earlier this month at the home of HaGaon HaRav Chaim Kanievsky, shlita, was the first of the many siyumim that will be held by Dirshu as they celebrate the Dirshu World Siyum with massive siyumei Shas in large Jewish Centers.

The OK Kashrus Agency has released an alert regarding bugs found in “Klein’s Dried Mango”.
The alert reads:
“Please be advised that Klein’s Naturals Dried Mango products with the following best-by dates: 09/23/2020, 09/26/2020, 10/24/2020 been found to have a high rate of infestation.

At his “emergency summit” held with the right-wing bloc of 55 MK’s on Monday, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu slammed Yair Lapid, the number 2 of the Blue & White party.

3 Tracks. 1 Goal.
Join hundreds in pursuing elevated halachic standards in the workplace at the multi-track 2019 Halacha Summit!
In today’s increasingly complex business environment, it is imperative to be aware of halachic issues relating to running a business.
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The number of Democrats running for president is growing as the first votes of the primary approach. And voters have a clear message: stop.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick roiled the race last week by launching a surprise bid.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced on Monday that the U.S. is reversing the Obama administration’s approach to settlements.
Pompeo’s announcement repudiates a 1978 State Department legal opinion that held that civilian settlements in the occupied territories are “inconsistent with international law.”

Chief Justice John Roberts is ordering an indefinite delay in the House of Representatives’ demand for President Donald Trump’s financial records to give the Supreme Court time to figure out how to handle the high-stakes dispute.