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MainAll News All News State Department spokesman tests positive for COVID-19State Department spokesman Ned Price tests positive for COVID-19, will quarantine for 10 days. US to Iran: Allow UN inspectors accessUS calls on Iran to stop denying UN nuclear watchdog access to a workshop making centrifuge parts or face diplomatic retaliation. After mounting criticism Facebook puts Instagram Kids on holdSocial media giant shelving kids version of Instagram over concerns that social media endangers the mental health of young people. PA 'foreign minister': Bennett is not a peace partnerPA “foreign minister” Riyad al-Maliki blasts Bennett for failing to mention peace process during his speech at the UN General Assembly. Worry as new high rise set to tower over UK’s oldest synagogue320-year old Bevis Marks synagogue could be engulfed in total darkness if 48-story office tower is built. Bennett: I bring with me a new spirit from JerusalemPM Bennett to Jewish Federations of North America: Iran is not a done deal. We will prevent them from acquiring a nuclear weapon. UK Jewish group slams Netflix deal with Roald Dahl estateCelebrated British author of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" was also known for making anti-Semitic remarks. Watch: Biden receives COVID-19 booster shotPresident Biden receives COVID-19 booster shot: This is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. Biden tweet mocked as 'economically illiterate'US President tweets that his $3.5 trillion economic package will cost "zero dollars," and is criticized for touting economic impossibility. Bennett on Iran: We mean what we sayPM to reporters following UN speech: Iran's pace of progress towards a nuclear weapon is unacceptable - we are taking action. Jordan's Crown Prince tests positive for COVID-19The 27-year-old prince’s parents have tested negative and will quarantine at home for five days. Ontario school board condemns anti-Semitic TikTok video shot on school groundsCanadian Jewish org calls video of students making Nazi salutes and chanting "Heil Hitler" a "sad reflection on the state of our society." Gantz visits fighters wounded in clashes with terroristsDefense Minister visits two fighters who were seriously wounded in clashes with terrorists: We will continue to pray for their recovery. President Herzog visits Shalva Center for Persons with DisabilitiesEvent marks 30 years since the organization was nationally recognized by his grandfather during his presidency. B’nai B’rith pans UN resolution commemorating Durban declarationB'nai B'rith also salutes the 35 countries that boycotted Durban IV over concerns of anti-Semitism. Likud: Bennett broke rule that politics stops at the borderOpposition parties, MKs criticize PM Bennett's first speech to the UN General Assembly. On Saturday I texted him, on Sunday morning they told me what happened'Father of soldier wounded in shootout with Hamas terrorists recounts family ordeal. Historic British resort town hit with anti-Semitic graffitiKnaresborough's town statues and medieval castle vandalized with Nazi symbols and lewd images. The Left's embrace of violence against JewsWhy the Left seems to think it’s perfectly acceptable for Jews to die in the name of Palestinian self-determination. Op-ed. To kiss the Torah, to dance with it, to be one with itAnd how do Jews dance? Not individually but in a line with hands clasped or in a circle – a gathering, a community, a unity. Together. 'Israel pioneered the booster shot and overcome political deadlock''Israel pioneered the COVID booster shot,' says Bennett at UN address, touts his coalition as 'most diverse in Israel's history.' Abraham Peace Accords: one year laterThere is a positive atmosphere that has begun to affect and impact everyone. Voices that questioned the agreement have disappeared. Op-ed. "Jewish nose" jokes aren't funny - in fact, they're dangerousIn the Muslim world today caricatures of Jews with stereotypical noses regularly appear in viciously anti-Israel editorial cartoons. Op-ed/ French police chief to be named Righteous Among the Nations by Yad VashemRural town of Vabre's police chief Hubert Landes warned Jews before a mass roundup, so they could escape arrest and flee to safety. Son of Rebbetzin Malke Bina passes awayMoshe Bina, son of founder of Matan Torah Institute for Women and Rabbi Aahron Bina, to be laid to rest today, In first, Kfar Chabad to hold traditional dancing outdoors, in the open airDue to coronavirus restrictions and police instructions, Kfar Chabad's traditional 'hakafot shniyot' celebrations will be held outdoors. Iran: 2 killed in mysterious fire at military research centerRevolutionary Guard says two people were killed during yesterday's unexplained fire at a military research facility. 'Words won't stop Iran, action will'Bennett to convey Israel's story to the world, call for action to stop Iranian nuclear threat, tell PA to end "obsession" with Israel. One dead, at least nine injured, after earthquake shakes CreteAt least nine aftershocks have been felt after earthquake measuring 5.8 strikes Greek island. Man seriously injured rappelling at Jerusalem's Tower of David49-year-old man in serious condition after rappelling accident in Old City of Jerusalem. Peres Center chief praises 'historic' pro-Israel vent in Iraq'Deep connection between those residing in the Holy Land and those living in Iraq,' Peres Center chief Chemi Peres. Gilad Erdan: 'We're talking with the Americans about Plan B on Iran'Gilad Erdan, Israel's ambassador to the UN, says chance Iran will rejoin nuclear deal has dropped to 20%. Jewish security organization opens national command center in ChicagoNetwork coordinating security for Jewish institutions nationwide, has opened a command center in Chicago to monitor antisemitic threats. Long lines expected at coronavirus testing centers across IsraelDeath toll rises to 7,684, while sources in healthcare system warn recent downward trend in coronavirus infections likely to reverse itself. COVID Cabinet to meet as Health Ministry pushes new restrictionsPrime Minister Bennett opposes sweeping restrictions on public gatherings ahead of first planned COVID Cabinet meeting in a month. Man suspected of murder dies of coronavirus'Event will be investigated according to protocol, his family has been notified,' Israel Prisons Service says. In Israel, holiday of Sukkot ends as rains beginIsraelis can expect cooler temperatures and light rainfall for the end of Sukkot, forecasters say. Germany: Social Democrats claim victory over conservativesAngela Merkel's CDU party suffers worst defeat since World War II, while Social Democrats and the Green Party make huge gains. Israel receives first shipment of AstraZeneca vaccinesThose sensitive to ingredients in Pfizer, Moderna, vaccines will be able to receive the AstraZeneca. CAM: 'Don’t let another group of Jews become forgotten refugees'Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) leads experts from around the world in addressing Houthi oppression of Jews in Yemen. Top European nuclear research union elects Israeli presidentCERN Council elects Hebrew University professor to lead the Geneva-based research organization. Shmini Atzeret: The conclusion we’ve been waiting forIn Temple times there was a fascinating halakha relating to visitation to Jerusalem, one which has a message beyond its content. Simchat Torah: The rejoicing OF the TorahWho rejoices on the approaching holiday, the Jewish people or the Torah? Grammatically, it is the Torah. What makes the Torah rejoice, then? US sources: Soon we'll have to take action against IranTehran may be intentionally taking its time returning to negotiations, sources say. Thousands gather at Western Wall for Hoshana RabbaMass prayers held at Western Wall ahead of Simhat Torah. Up to 8,000 worshippers permitted to gather at the Western Wall Plaza. The Democrats' new assault on Jerusalem's Western WallDemocrat bill reverses Trump policy and Oslo, calling Jerusalem's Jewish Quarter and Western Wall "Occupied Palestinian Territories." Op-ed. Simchat Torah reading: Calling up the bridegroomsThere is a good reason to celebrate the end of the cycle of Torah readings, but why delay it until a month after the end of the year? Florida congressman: 'The ADL is a racist organization'Congressman defends Tucker Carlson amid spat with ADL, accuses the organization of 'racism'. The demographic oblivion of EuropeIn the 14th century the plague wiped out 80 percent of the Italian population. In the 21st century it is disappearing by choice. Op-ed. Sudan's Foreign Minister: No Israeli embassy any time soonSudan's Foreign Minister downplays normalization agreement with Israel: There is no talk at any official level. Erdogan: Turkey intends to buy S-400 from RussiaTurkish President says Turkey still intends to buy second batch of S-400 missile defense systems from Russia. Pfizer to move forward with vaccines for children 'pretty soon'Pfizer CEO says his company will begin moving forward with efforts to get children eligible for COVID-19 vaccines in a matter of days. 'Time to restore deterrence'Chairman of Sdot Negev Regional Council welcomes elimination of terrorists, urges similar determination towards Hamas in Gaza. Former Ambassador: Abbas' threats are embarrassing nonsenseAmbassador Alan Baker tells Arutz Sheva: Abbas' threats at the UN are detached from reality. He embarrasses himself with this nonsense. UTJ MK attacked for the second time in two weeksUnknown persons spray pungent-smelling substance on the door of MK Meir Porush's home. Police investigating. Two Border Police fighters lightly wounded in clashes in ShechemRioters throw rocks and explosive devices at security forces at Joseph's Tomb. Two fighters lightly wounded. Liberman seeks to close gaps with Mansour AbbasFinance Minister working to implement Ra'am's demands that 3.7 billion shekels be diverted from other ministries for Arab society. |
