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‘We’re here to save lives,’ stress those associated with Israel’s Rescuers Without Borders – Heritage Florida Jewish News

| December 7, 2019

(JNS)-It was the year 2000, at the beginning of the Second Intifada, and Arab terror attacks were being carried out against Israelis on a nearly daily basis throughout the country, and particularly on the roads in Judea and Samaria. After one particular deadly attack, former Sephardic chief Rabbi of Israel Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu approached one of his aides, Arie Levy, who had been a volunteer medic and ambulance driver with Magen David Adom (MDA) for about six years, asking why no emergency response organization existed in Judea and Samaria in order to react in a timely manner to save lives. Levy, now 53, who arrived in Israel as an immigrant from France with his family as a child, agreed with his protg that something had to be done.

Britains obsession with boxing is as deep-rooted as its devotion to cricket – Spectator.co.uk

| December 7, 2019

Boxing has long been a British obsession, exported successfully to North America, but never widespread on the Continent. Mainland Europeans struggled to understand that in general there was no quarrel between contestants who assaulted each other so brutally.

Readers Write: – Opinions – The Island Now

| December 7, 2019

I write in my capacities as President of SHAI, Sephardic Heritage Alliance, Inc., Trustee of the Great Neck Public Schools Board of Education, and longtime resident of this community to share wonderful tidings with your readers this holiday season. Your readers will surely be gladdened to know that the recent SHAI Childrens Coat and Clothing Drive surpassed anyones wildest expectations due to the overwhelming goodwill and generosity of hundreds of people of goodwill right here in our community. As previously reported in your paper, the Great Neck Public Schools launched a clothing pantry to benefit students in need last year.

Kids in These Neighborhoods Are Way More Likely to Be Exposed to Lead – BKLYNER

| December 7, 2019

From Comptrollers report BORO PARK, FLATBUSH, GREENPOINT High rates of childhood lead exposure remains a persistent issue in a handful of neighborhoods, despite an overall drop city-wide, NYC Department of Health (DOH) reports. Borough Park and Greenpoint, which for this study included much of Williamsburg, have the highest concentration of children under the age of six with a blood lead level (BLL) of more than 5 micrograms per deciliter (mcg/dL) the level that the CDC considers much higher than most childrens levels. These neighborhoods are home to some of the largest Hasidic communities in the world

Violence against Jews is reprehensible-but isolated attacks distract us from the bigger threats – Heritage Florida Jewish News

| December 7, 2019

NEW YORK (JTA)Although it hasnt yet been determined whether the brutal stabbing of a young father on his way to morning prayers in Ramapo, New York, was a an anti-Jewish hate crime, it was described by the local police chief as a vicious, violent attack and would certainly fit the ugly pattern of violence against identifiably Jewish Jews over recent months. Like the 64-year-old rabbi who was hit in the head with a brick while on his daily morning walk in Crown Heights. He was hospitalized with a broken nose, missing teeth, stitches on his head and lacerations on his body

Amazon on the ballot NYC vs. Newark on homeless program Would-be taxi chief ships out – Politico

| December 7, 2019

Queens voters never got to weigh in on Amazons scuttled plans for a massive new headquarters in their borough, which evaporated when the company faced a torrent of political opposition. Soon, theyll get their say.

100 Years of Ford and the Jews – From Antisemitism to Zionism – The Jerusalem Post

| December 7, 2019

In 1919, Henry Ford bought a small local newspaper operating at a loss. In the coming years, The Dearborn Independent would liberally cite and elaborate upon "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion", blaming the international Jewish conspiracy for war, poverty, Bolshevism and even "Jewish Jazz-Moron Music". The International Jew: The World's Foremost Problem a sort of "greatest hits" of anti-Semitic articles published in the paper was released soon thereafter as a four-volume set, distributed in Ford dealerships across the United States and translated into German.

‘Time for all Religious Zionist parties to unite’ – Arutz Sheva

| December 7, 2019

MK Moti Yogev (Jewish Home-United Right) on Wednesday called on the Religious Zionist parties to run together in the expected upcoming elections. Currently, there is a joint Jewish Home-National Union list, as well as the Otzma Yehudit party, which did not win Knesset representation, and the more liberal New Right party. In an interview with Kol Barama Radio, Yogev said: "We saw during the past year that no branch of Religious Zionism has electoral security on its own

Linda Sarsour Thinks You Can’t Hear or Read – Algemeiner

| December 7, 2019

Linda Sarsour. Photo: Festival of Faiths via Wikimedia Commons

National Union pushes Rightist unity ahead of new elections – Arutz Sheva

| December 7, 2019

Religious Zionism political leadership Flash 90 The National Union Party is preparing for the upcoming election campaign, even though legally another week remains until the Knesset is dispersed. Ahead of the elections, the party is campaigning in the spirit of the Bnei Akiva movement "Shabbat Irgun", calling on the party to unifiy religious Zionism into one political home. National Union chief executive Yehuda Wald said following the campaign launch, "Until the last minute, we'll continue to work to prevent elections and form a government


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