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The bill states that the director of the Jewish Status Investigations Unit or a marriage registrar will be able to launch a probe against anyone. If any family member is ruled "not Jewish," their relatives must either prove their Jewish status or be barred from marriage.
Rami Glikstein, who is also a lecturer for the IDF, was attacked on his way to the restaurant Mr. Broadway during a family visit. The assailant threw his kippah to the ground, spat on it, and then struck him in the face.
A prominent Israeli rabbi offers a refreshing perspective on one of humanity's oldest questions: What happens when we die?
Regarding the war, Dr. Adelson announced, "After October 7, I decided that I'm not giving one more single shekel to enterprises that aren't Israeli. I decided to invest in Israeli and Zionist enterprises only."
Naroditsky posted his final YouTube video just Friday, titled "You Thought I Was Gone!?" In it, he told viewers he was "back, better than ever" after taking a creative break from streaming chess matches.
The eve of Sukkot 5786 will fall on Monday, October 6, corresponding to the 15th of Tishrei. If you haven’t yet built your sukkah, now’s the time to understand how.
"My child called me from his school in Edinburgh and told me that another child at school threatened to stab him."
Thanks to the rabbi's actions, an even greater disaster was prevented in the attack where two Jewish community members were murdered and four others were wounded.
According to Jewish law, it is forbidden to operate, broadcast, or watch the Zoom application during Yom Kippur. It is forbidden to operate a loudspeaker in the synagogue. One who sees that the fast is hard for them and cannot pray, it's better that they lie in bed and not break the fast, even if they'll miss praying with a minyan.
