Taxi Driver That Killed Monsey Toddler Was Unlicensed
MONSEY, New York – The driver of the taxi that struck and killed a toddler in Monsey did not have a license, Ramapo police said on Monday.
1,000 Jews Visit Joseph’s Tomb In Shechem Overnight
A large group of Jewish visitors entered the Palestinian Authority-controlled city of Shechem (Nablus) overnight to visit the tomb of the biblical figure Joseph.
My Message For Tisha Ba’v: Judge Ruchie Freier: Reflections From The Bench On Judging Our Children
I remember seven years ago when I first met 14 year old Malky Klein a”h. She was sitting across me in the Seforim Room in my home. She pensive yet pretty, wearing a long skirt and dressed B’Tznius.
Op-Ed: Tisha B’Av Message From Zvi Gluck And Amudim
Our thoughts turn somber as we count down the last few minutes until Tisha B’Av and with all of the deaths we have experienced in recent weeks, it isn’t all that difficult to feel the churban in our own generation.
DetailsOp-Ed: Has Monsey Outgrown It’s Hatzalah?
A recent tragic event in our community shines a spotlight on a crucial communal issue, that for too long has gone unaddressed.
Mikhael Mirilashvili Elected To Lead Euro-Asian Jewish Congress
Eight years after his release from wrongful imprisonment in Russia, the Israeli billionaire Mikhael Mirilashvili was elected to lead the World Jewish Congress Euro-Asian affiliate representing communities from Ukraine to Singapore.
Israeli Hiker Found Dead In River In Georgia
The body of an Israeli hiker missing in Georgia for several days was found early Friday morning after a lengthy search.
Greenfield To Lead New York’s Top Jewish Charity In 2018
City Councilman David Greenfield, chairman of the powerful Land Use Committee, isn’t running for re-election to take the helm of a non-profit that was racked by scandal three years ago.
Who Can Perform Marriages In Kfar Chabad?
Kfar Chabad residents complained recently that their rabbi does not allow qualified residents to perform marriages which take place in their town.
Frum Mom of 6 Thrown In Jail
An Orthodox Jewish mother of six who was barred from speaking with her own children because she insisted on raising them in a religious home has been thrown in jail because she lacked the financial means to reimburse her wealthy ex-husband $10,000 in court costs as order by an Ohio judge.