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Jews Protest Anti-Semitism in Southern Swedish City

AP

Rabbi Shneur Kesselman, Chabad Shliach in Malmo, Sweden, has the distinction of being the Shliach who suffers more anti-Semitic incidents than any other in the world.

Several hundred Jews and their supporters marched in the southern Swedish city of Malmo on Saturday to bring attention to intolerance and anti-Semitic attacks in the Nordic country.

Draft of Ultra-Orthodox into IDF Off to a Smooth Start

JTA

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu greets Orthodox soldiers in the Nahal Haredi unit.

The controversy had sparked a national debate, raucous protests in the streets and the collapse of a historic government. That came in the months after the Israeli Supreme Court had nullified a law exempting haredi Orthodox Israelis from military service and given the government until Aug. 1 to draft a replacement law.

Is an IDF Attack Against Iran Imminent?

The speculation in the media and among the so-called experts is mounting as the general consensus points to the likelihood of Israel ordering a military strike against Iran’s nuclear facilities sometime in the fall of 2012, in October. Military analysts are filling the news magazine programs with their analysis and predictions and newspapers are signaling the IAF attack against Iran is only weeks away.

Hatzalah Paramedics Ticketed in Catskills Town

Two Hatzolah EMS volunteers responded to a call for an individual who was in diabetic shock near Woodridge’s Village Hall Wednesday night, when they were ticketed by ‘Police Chief’ (the town has only two police officers) John Calvello for “unlawful use of red lights.”

Leiby’s Butcher Pleads Guilty

NY Post

“Brooklyn Butcher” Levi Aron, who lured a lost boy into his sick lair last year before murdering the child and chopping up his body, pleaded guilty today in a deal that spared the victim’s family the heartache of an emotional trial.

El-Al to Honor Cheap Tickets Sold in Error. UPDATE: NOT SO FAST..

JTA

Two months ago, Miriam Leichtling’s parents lost their jobs within a week of each other. For several months, Leichtling, a New York designer who has led several organized trips to Israel, had been agonizing over how to scrape together enough money to send her parents, ages 66 and 71, to Israel. But the cost of airfare for three – normally starting at about $1,000 per ticket, with a layover — was prohibitive.