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Connecting the Queens Jewish Community Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu grew up in West Jerusalem but spent his high...
Although a ceasefire
Has been in effect,
It’s been broken daily
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New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed the “buffer bill,” enacting new legislation designed to protect worshippers from harassment and intimidation outside houses of worship.
One hundred years ago, in the summer of 1926, Jerusalem scholar Rabbi Dr. Samuel Kalman Mirsky sailed to New York at the invitation of Dr. Bernard Revel, founding president of Yeshiva University. That August, Samuel Kalman Mirsky was named Yeshiva University’s very first official hire as professor in the fields of Jewish Philosophy, Hebrew Literature and Jewish History, as well as a RIETS faculty member.
More than 5,000 gathered as the University marked America’s 250th anniversary, reflected on the enduring bond between America and Israel, and witnessed a surprise musical performance featuring Ambassador Huckabee
It was a magnificent operation by the Israeli Air Force, defying all odds. On June 7, 1981, eight F-16 jets neutralized the Iraqi Osirak nuclear reactor. The reactor was located 12 miles southeast of Baghdad.
Adjoining the Menachem Begin Heritage Center is a small park that could easily be missed. It is the site of a historical event that impacts us to this very day and what may well be the most significant archaeological find of all time.
