A 35-year-old chareidi man fell from a cliff near the Netanya beach on Tuesday morning. A United Hatzalah ATV responded to the call, treated the victim and he was transported him to a hospital, reportedly in moderate condition.
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There was excitement and nachas for the parents and grandparents and a sense of pride and accomplishment from the mesayemim, at Pirchei Agudas Yisroel’s Annual Shas Awards Presentation, which took place Sunday, June 16th, at Agudas Yisroel of Madison in Brooklyn, New York.

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10K Batay Yisroel is a project rooted in a horrific accident and the reaction of two ordinary– but extraordinary– families who transcended that tragedy and transformed it into an incredible organization.
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SpaceX launched its heftiest rocket with 24 research satellites Tuesday, a middle-of-the-night rideshare featuring a deep space atomic clock, solar sail, a clean and green rocket fuel testbed, and even human ashes.
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A man who drove for Uber in New York City has been sentenced to three years in federal prison for abducting a woman who fell asleep inside his vehicle.
A judge Monday also ordered Harbir Parmar to pay more than $3,600 in restitution for overcharging customers.
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Police on Tuesday are continuing the investigation against suspects who are alleged to be involved in bribery and other law-breaking activities in both Tiveria and Petach Tikvah City Hall following the initial raid at those venues on Monday.

Republicans launched a new mobile donation platform on Monday that they hope will rival ActBlue, the Democrats’ internet-based fundraising behemoth.
Called WinRed, it’s a play by the GOP to replicate Democrats’ success raising massive amounts of cash online from grassroots supporters who typically give just a few dollars at a time.

China on Tuesday criticized Washington’s efforts to enforce U.S. law abroad following a news report three Chinese banks might be penalized over dealings with North Korea.
The banks named by The Washington Post as facing possible loss of access to the U.S.
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Border police earlier this week arrested a suspect who is believed to have been involved in an attack in which an IED was hurled at the Jalame Crossing as he drove on a motorcycle, which was learned to have been stolen.
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The Kiryas Joel Volunteer Ambulance Corps answered some 350 mutual aid advanced life support calls in 2018, the vast majority of them with the corps’ primary paramedic supervisor responding.
As a result, Orange County named Avroham Flohr as ALS Paramedic of the Year.