Early Voting Gets Nine Extra Hours
The New York Election Board of Commissioners have voted to extend the early voting hours in NYC for an additional nine hours.
Police are investigating a shooting in Crown Heights that took place in the early hours of Tuesday morning. No injuries were reported.
Shot Fired! Police Investigate Crown Heights Shooting
Police are investigating a shooting in Crown Heights that took place in the early hours of Tuesday morning. No injuries were reported.
Illegible summons from the NYC Dept. of Buildings on a Jewish Pizzeria.
Claims of Unwarranted Bullying As City Inspectors Caught Giving False Summonses
It’s like a story out of a 1960’s mob film. Corrupt city inspectors arriving in an area to bully and intimidate by threatening heavy fines for make-believe infractions. The worst part is, it appears to be city-sanctioned.
1,700-Year-Old Border Marker Unearthed in the Golan Heights
The “Nafah army base” recently made headlines in the famous Israeli TV series on the 1973 Yom Kippur War, Valley of Tears, but an archaeological excavation conducted on the Golan Heights last month revealed for the first time that the name “Nafah” was given to the site as early as 1,700 years ago.
At Least 30 Philadelphia Police Officers Injured In Riots Over Police Shooting
At least 30 Philadelphia cops were injured by early Tuesday as violent mobs torched squad cars and charged lines of officers in a night of carnage sparked by the police shooting of a knife-wielding man.
US Kills Seven Al Qaeda Leaders in Syria Airstrike
The US military now believes that seven senior leaders of the Al Qaeda terrorist organization were killed in a recent US airstrike in northwestern Syria.
Zelenko Was Right! First Case Study Shows Zelenko Protocol Works
It took months of denials, an endorsement from President Trump, and many misrepresented studies, but a case study of Dr. Zelenko’s protocol has finally been published, and it shows he was right.
Westfield Local Heroes Award Names Shlucha As Recipient
Mazal Tov to Laya and Our Big Kitchen for being recognized as a local hero by Westfields Local Hero Award.
Amy Coney Barrett Confirmed To Supreme Court By Senate
Following scathing speeches from both political parties on the Senate floor, Judge Amy Coney Barrett was confirmed as a Supreme Court Justice with a vote of 52-48.
A Chassid, A Businessman: The Story of Zalman Deitsch
Hasidic Archives Publishing has published a new book titled “A Chassid, A Businessman: The Story of Zalman Deitsch”. The hardcover book boasts 154 images spanning it’s 311 pages.
Watch: Footage from Mike Pence’s Interview with 60 Minutes
Watch: President Trump has again broken the rules, releasing behind the scenes footage from the 60 Minute interview with Mike Pence. Pence and interviewer Lesly Stahl sparred over his answers, with her calling his answers speeches.
JLI: Who’s in Charge?
Have you ever been shocked by something you did? In this session, Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet explores how our “inner games”—our thoughts and moods—shape who we are and what we do.
MTA Launches New Subway Map With Real Time Data
The New York City subway map just got way cooler. The MTA announced the launch of a beta version of the subway map of the future, all digital with real-time data.
Brainless: Trump Parade Egg Thrower Films Himself Doing The Deed, Gets Outed on Social Media
Karma may have its way of getting back at you, but it’s usually best not to give it a hand. The Swedish immigrant @AzadM_52 seemed to have missed that important memo, having filmed himself as he threw eggs at the Jews for Trump Parade Sunday.
Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky
Statement: Chabad Explores Opening New Centers in Muslim Countries
With the growing normalization between Muslim countries and Israel, and the expected boom of travel between the two, Chabad is exploring the possibilities of establishing centers to serve the religious and educational needs of Jews who will come to visit, do business or live there.
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Mendel and Zeldi (nee Lipsker) Rosenfeld (Crown Heights)
Snaking Lines and Long Waits at The Polls For Early Voting in Brooklyn
Down the block and around the corner, it’s what you can expect for the early voting lines that are snaking their socially distant way from New York City’s early voting sites.
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