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NASA explains that a nova results from dramatic changes in a star that cause it to release a significant amount of energy, temporarily becoming extremely bright. It was first discovered in 1866 and made a subsequent appearance in 1946.
Families of hostages join celebration as organization prepares to welcome 15,000 young Jews this summer. Dr. Miriam Adelson tells crowd: "Like the soldiers, you too are welcomed here as heroes because of your battle on this front."
Inside Adas Torah synagogue, an Israeli real estate agency was hosting an aliyah info session for interested LA residents. Meanwhile, outside, several instances of violence took place, with some pro-Palestinian rioters wielding protest sign handles and sticks as weapons.
"Inviting Netanyahu will reward his contempt for US efforts to establish a peace plan, allow more aid to the beleaguered people of Gaza, and do a better job of sparing civilians," the authors write in The New York Times.
The Teachers' Association's fight against personal contracts prevents salary flexibility and harms the education system. Is the organization serving itself instead of teachers and students?
