After Many Years, Jonathan Pollard Lands in Israel
Jonathan Pollard landed in Israel on Tuesday night, the Israel Hayom newspaper reported. Diaspora Affairs Minister Omer Yankelevitch welcomed Pollard to Israel.
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New Yorkers Can Begin Using New Paid Sick Leave Benefits Starting January 1st
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that New Yorkers can begin using sick leave benefits under the state’s nation-leading paid sick leave law starting January 1, 2021.
Governor Cuomo Announces Updated Quarantine Guidelines to Align with CDC Recommendations
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced updated quarantine guidelines for New York which are consistent with the latest Centers for Disease Control guidance. Under the new guidelines, individuals exposed to COVID-19 can end their quarantine after 10 days without a testing requirement as long as no symptoms have been reported during the quarantine period.
An Unexpected Call From the Palace to Make a King’s Banquet Kosher
Following true Arabic Abrahamic tradition, King Mohammed VI of Morocco extended the royal treatment, literally, to the delegation of American and Israeli dignitaries who visited the palace in the capital of Rabat for an overnight stay last week. Wishing to give his guests the full Moroccan experience, the king insisted that the kosher meals served be prepared by the palace chefs.
The Stem Cell Debate by Dr. Alan Kadish
Breakthroughs in stem cell research have caused much excitement about the vast potential of using embryonic stem cells to cure various diseases. But what are the moral implications of destroying these embryos in the process? What is the Jewish view? Should an embryo in a Petri dish be considered a life?
A Jewish man was stabbed Thursday morning in what is being portrayed as an unprovoked attack. According to The Lakewood Scoop, the woman is known to the Police, and was taken into custody.
Jewish Man Stabbed In The Back In Unprovoked Attack in Lakewood
A Jewish man was stabbed Thursday morning in what is being portrayed as an unprovoked attack. According to The Lakewood Scoop, the woman is known to the Police, and was taken into custody.
JLI: US Army Colonel Explains a Rabbi’s Role in the Military
Thirty Eight year veteran of the U.S. Army, Chaplain Colonel Jacob Z. Goldstein gives a rare look at his service in the army with the Jewish Learning Institute.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a Chabad Rabbi, and the Mysterious Nature of Jewish Identity
Writing by hand, on stationery bearing the seal of the Supreme Court of the United States, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg recalled her childhood as a young Jewish girl in Flatbush, Brooklyn. She made many such notes to Chabad Shliach Rabbi Gurary.
“B’yadayim Tovot” An A Team Production
Originally recorded by Benny Friedman on his album Kulanu Nelech, this gorgeous song was covered by the A-Team Orchestra Featuring Moshe Tischler and The Shira Choir. The song has been touted as a perfect choice for a Chosson as he walks down the chuppah about to begin a new chapter in his life.
A bochur is in critical condition Tuesday after being struck by a drunk driver while rollerblading in Boro Park. EMS rushed the bochur to Maimonidies Medical Center with head injuries where he is reported to be in critical condition. Updated with name for Tehillim
Bochur in Critical Condition After Being Struck by A Vehicle in Boro Park
A bochur is in critical condition Tuesday after being struck by a drunk driver while rollerblading in Boro Park. EMS rushed the bochur to Maimonidies Medical Center with head injuries where he is reported to be in critical condition. Updated with name for Tehillim
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