Photo Credit: Meir Vaknin/Flash90 A military truck evacuates Israelis through a flooded road in the northern city of Nahariyya, on a stormy winter day, January 8, 2020. This week has seen two major storms that raged from the Golan heights and Nahariyya in the north to the northern Negev and everything in between. Here’s a […]
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Photo Credit: Owen Jones / Wikipedia / Public Domain (((CLICK BELOW TO HEAR AUDIO))) First, Noam Arnon joins Yishai Fleisher to discuss why Jacob, who is dying in Egypt, asks to be buried in Hebron in the Land of Israel. Then, Rabbi Dani Eisenstock on standing with the Jews of the Diaspora after a spate […]
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Photo Credit: Jewish Press Mr. Teicher was a special-ed teacher, who provided service through the city’s SEIT (Special Education Itinerant Teacher) program. He met individually with students in their school and billed the city for his sessions. Aharon Blau was one of Mr. Teicher’s regular students. He met with him every Wednesday morning at 10 […]
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Photo Credit: Avi Ohayon/GPO Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with Polish president Andrzej Duda, September 26, 2018 Polish President Andrzej Duda on Tuesday pulled out of an upcoming event in Jerusalem marking the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp after being denied the opportunity to make a speech at the […]
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A new legal act, Air Passenger Protection Regulations, became effective in Canada on 15 December. Thanks to it, passengers of all airlines traveling to, from and within Canada can expect better standards of care, quicker communication and larger compensation for canceled or delayed flights. Press Release The scope of the new Canadian law is broader than that of […]
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By Contributing Author To err is human. The stark reality is that even the most dedicated professionals make mistakes. The key to running a successful business, then, isn’t about eliminating all mistakes. Rather, sustained success depends on identifying and correcting errors, slip-ups, and imperfections in a responsible and efficient manner. Here, we’ll explain how business […]
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Photo Credit: Peter Haas / CC BY-SA 3.0 EL AL flight LY26 from Newark, New Jersey to Ben Gurion Airport was forced to land at Halifax Airport in Canada, following a smoke alarm on board the plane. Halifax Airport The alarm was sounded about an hour and a half after takeoff, over the Atlantic, and […]
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By contributing Author Many professionals find it hard to prepare for a certification exam. Well, of course, certification exams are mostly industry-recognized validations of a specific skillset. And preparing for such exams means intense groundwork, pricey fees, and lots of sacrifices. But all these investments (mentally, emotionally, and financially) will definitely pay off once you […]
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Photo Credit: CBS-NY 2 News live coverage screen grab Machete attacker Thomas Grafton, 37, in NYPD police custody on Dec 29 2019 Grafton Thomas, suspected of carrying out a Hanukkah machete attack that wounded five Jews in Monsey during a Saturday night Chanukah Melaveh Malka meal Dec. 28, 2019, was indicted by a federal grand […]
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