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Residents living in Upper Manhattan, from Washington Heights to Hudson Heights, have been facing a surge in overnight tire thefts, leaving many without their wheels and no indication of when the crime might strike next, 1010 WINS reports.
Gerry Goss had all four tires stolen from his 2024 Honda Pilot, with the thieves going as far as smashing his window to gain access to the vehicle. He recounted the incident to 1010 WINS, revealing the extent of the damage. “They took all four tires that [were] left on 4 milk crates. Replaced the tires, repaired the window, and any damage that was done to the underside of the car while it sat on the crates, was $8,600 dollars,” Goss explained.

Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu firmly asserted on Wednesday that “Israel has been and will remain a democracy” during a speech in the Knesset, responding to claims that his administration is systematically eroding the rule of law.
Netanyahu also signaled a shift toward a more aggressive stance on Gaza, suggesting that Israel might take control of parts of the Gaza Strip to exert pressure on Hamas for the release of Israeli hostages still held captive.
In a heated moment, Netanyahu slammed his fist on the podium, criticizing “bullying,” “incitement,” and “violence against elected officials” as he faced intense verbal opposition from lawmakers during the monthly “40-signatures debate,” a session to which the prime minister is legally obligated to attend.

Weak population gains and increased government spending will result in slower overall economic growth over the next 30 years, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said Thursday. The CBO’s latest long-term budget and economic outlook report — for a timeframe that spans 2025 to 2055 — projects publicly held debt to reach 156% of gross domestic product, or GDP, in 2055. That’s down from the agency’s March 2024 long-term budget projection, which said publicly held debt would be equal to a record 166% of American economic activity by 2054. However, that’s not necessarily a positive. The mix of slower population growth and unfettered spending will also result in weaker economic growth over the next three decades than what the CBO projected last year.

A month after their kevurah in southern Eretz Yisroel, a matzeiva has been placed for the kedoshim, Shiri Bibas hy”d and her two precious children, Ariel and baby Kfir, Hy”d, who were brutally murdered in Hamas captivity. The matzeiva is tinged with an orange hue, a reflection of the striking orange hair of the Bibas children that became a symbol of support and tefillos for the Bibas family throughout their heartbreaking ordeal. The kever bears the names and affectionate nicknames of the beloved mother and the children, along with heartfelt epitaphs expressing the deep love and pain of their loss.

A Palestinian Authority Arab living in Israel illegally who is suspected of involvement in the bus bombing attempts in Bat Yam last month was arrested several days later at a branch of the Golda ice cream chain in Bat Yam, Israel Police revealed on Thursday. The suspect was working at the store illegally, without a work permit, and was unsupervised, Ynet reported. His employer paid him in cash. According to court documents, officers went to the store four days after the attack and found the terrorist alone at the scene. Police said that it wasn’t the first time the franchise owner had employed illegal Palestinians and had previously been questioned over similar violations.

PHOTOS: HaRav Yisroel Meir Lau, former Chief Rabbi of Israel, seen meticulously baking matzos. (Photos vis Shuki Lerer for YWN)

The head of the Federal Aviation Administration told Congress during a hearing Thursday about a midair collision over Washington, D.C., that killed 67 people that the agency must do more to ensure flying remains safe. The FAA’s artificial intelligence-led review aimed at identifying safety threats at other airports with similar helicopter-airplane congestion should be finished in a couple weeks, said Chris Rocheleau, the agency’s acting administrator. During the hearing, the head of the National Transportation Safety Board and members of Congress again questioned how the FAA hadn’t noticed an alarming number of close calls near Ronald Reagan National Airport and addressed the problem before the January collision between an Army helicopter and a jetliner.