Another major bridge in the New York City area is going cashless.
The electronic tolling system will debut at the Outerbridge Crossing connecting Staten Island with Perth Amboy, New Jersey next Wednesday. Read more on Yeshiva World News
The mothers of the three Gush Etzion Kedoshim are scheduled to be counted among those selected to light an Israel Independence Day torch in the official state ceremony.
The daily Yisrael Hayom newspaper reports Mrs. Read more on Yeshiva World News
YWN recently published an alert regarding a suspicious person that allegedly inappropriately touched multiple women on Flatbush streets. YWN asked residents to call 911 and Flatbush Shomrim if they see this individual. Read more on Yeshiva World News
There will be a free Kumzitz event tonight at Lake Terrace Hall in Lakewood, NJ. Free admission for all bochurim. Decorum will be strictly enforced. Featuring Beri Weber, Zemiros Choir, Uri Davidi, Yossi Shtendig Productions. Read more on Yeshiva World News
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has met with faction leaders as he begins the task of assembling his next coalition, confident he will receive the presidential mandate to do so. This will be the fifth government assembled by Netanyahu, who will be appointed 26 ministers based on the formula of each 2.5 Knesset seats will receive one cabinet post in the government.
Shortly before 10:30 AM on Monday, a police report from MDA about a violent incident between an elderly couple in the city of Ashdod was received, and that the woman was with the MDA team there while the husband was inside their apartment and was running wild.
בס”ד
Kehillat Chaverim, the anglo-centered community of young Olim in
Nachlaot is proud to announce the opening of it’s new Halacha Beis
Medrash.
Kollel Chaverim has been the Beis HaMedrash program of the Kehilla
for the past year.
A 7-year-old child in Bnei Brak was moderately injured after he fell in a local park. United Hatzalah volunteers rushed to treat the child before he was transported to Tel Hashomer Hospital for further treatment. Read more on Yeshiva World News
Another major bridge in the New York City area is going cashless.
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