Fogel Family Murderer: I’m Proud of What I Did

Ynet

“I’m proud of what I did,” so declared Amjad Mahmad Awad, 19, on Sunday just moments before an indictment against him and his partner Hakim Awad was filed before the Judea and Samaria Sector Military Court, over the murders of five members of the Fogel family two and a half months ago.

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Yad L’achim: Kids in Israel’s Secular Schools Don’t Even Know Shema

Arutz Sheva

Days before the holiday of Shavuot, the head of the Yad L’achim organization, Rabbi Sholom Dov Lipschitz, called for more action in promoting Jewish identity among tens of thousands of Jewish schoolchildren in Israel.

Motorcyclists Ride into New Square for Arson Victim

The Journal News

Izzy Landau, left, collects a donation from Reuven Pollock of Monsey before a Monday’s motorcycle ride through New Square to raise money for burn victim Aron Rottenberg. Photo: Carucha L. Meuse.

More than a dozen motorcyclists rode into the village Monday to show solidarity with an arson attack victim and to send a message to other Jews that conformity was not their only choice.

First Impressions at AIPAC

In September 2009, when Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke to American Jewish leaders at the 92nd Street Y, he recalled that as a young ambassador to the UN, he was advised by the Lubavitcher Rebbe that he would be entering “a house of darkness and lies.” The Rebbe gave him a “mission to light a candle for truth and for the Jewish people,” he said.

NS Victim’s Family Shouted Down at Press Conference

Journal News

A press conference held today by family members of a man badly burned in an arson attack turned into a shouting match when a village man called the family’s lawyer an anti-Semite for going against the grand rabbi.

Local Jews Among Joplin’s Missing Following Massive Tornado

A destroyed helicopter lies on its side in the parking lot of the St. John’s Regional Medical Center in Joplin, Mo.

With half of the small city of Joplin, Mo., destroyed by the second-deadliest tornado in United States history, relief workers and rescue personnel are pouring into the Midwestern town to help its scarred and tattered population.