The leaders of the Blue & White party on Monday spoke out, with some calling on the Likud party to appoint a new leader, and some speaking directly to Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, who they insist must step down.
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Lettered and numbered circular tables lined the 150,000-square-foot New Jersey Convention Center, each one filled with a dozen rabbis and Jewish communal leaders, close to 6,000 people in all.

Dozens of motorcycles blocked the Ayalon Highway during the Sunday morning rush hour in protest over police announcing it is going to crack down on drivers who use the shoulder of roads to move ahead in traffic.
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It is with great sadness that we report the news of the passing of HaRav Yechiel Levenberg ztz’l. He was Niftar on Friday morning.
HaRav Yechiel ztz’l was the son of HaRav Tzvi Levenberg ztz’l, Ra’m in Yeshivas Chaim Berlin, Brooklyn.
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Resident of Charish, a primarily frum community, were shocked as the head of the municipality removed the speakers used to signal candle lighting time in the community.
It has been learned that council officials in Charish have ordered dismantling the speakers used for to announce the start of Shabbos, which was done by playing songs, not a siren.

World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee released an ambitious rule book for online governance — a bill of rights and obligations for the internet — designed to counteract the growing prevalence of such anti-democratic poisons as misinformation, mass surveillance and censorship.

This past Shabbos, for a first time, limited minibus service operated in a number of Gush Dan cities, with organizers hailing the initiative a great success. In fact, they are thinking of adding additional buses due to the overwhelming success of the new project.
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Following last week’s controversial auction of Nazi memorabilia in Munich by the Hermann Historica auction house to massive uproar and media attention, it has emerged that a prominent Lebanese businessman, Mr.
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With paid speeches, a book coming out and appearances on cable news, Sarah Sanders is following the traditional route for former press secretaries after leaving the White House as President Donald Trump’s chief spokeswoman.
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Police over the weekend raided a gathering of souped-up vehicles, explaining the modifications were not legal. Police ordered 18 vehicles off the road as a result of the illegal modifications.
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