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(New York Jewish Week) When Eli Buliskeria opened an Israeli restaurant in Williamsburg last March, he had some idea what next year had in store for him with a new restaurant and a new baby, he knew he was going to be busy. But an unexpected war in his home country presented more challenges and also opportunity.
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(New York Jewish Week) A man in a Batman costume, his face concealed by a mask, held a milk carton bearing the face of Ariel Bibas, a 4-year-old Israeli held hostage in Gaza by Hamas. Around him were hundreds of other demonstrators in black or yellow eye coverings, Batman masks and capes, many holding Israeli flags aloft. The crowd gathered in Central Park on Sunday to mark a Purim in the shadow of the Oct
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Ultra-Orthodox Jews who do not study Torah all day should not be drafted into the military, Moshe Tzedaka, Rabbi of Porat Yosef Yeshiva, said this week to an audience of Shas representatives, according to Israeli media.
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JERUSALEM (VINnews) An unusual position regarding funding yeshiva students and the contentious issue of army exemptions was presented by Rabbi Avraham Mordechai Gottlieb, a Chasidic rabbi who serves as the leader of the Ashlag community in Telzstone. Subscribe to our Daily Roundup Email Rabbi Gottlieb described the demonstrations by secularists, demanding that charedim help them and get under the stretcher for military service. He wrote that In a time of war, even a groom must leave his chuppah and go to help
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A joyous weekend for a Brooklyn rabbis family turned into tragedy early Friday when a fire broke athis synagogue, leaving them trapped by a third-floor window ledge, fighting for their lives, FDNY officials and congregants said. Rabbi Avrhom Horowitz, his wife, and son were among the five people hospitalized, two critically, as the fire broke out about 6:15 a.m. on the second floor of the 60th St.
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The spat between Rabbi Shmuley Boteach and conservative outlet Daily Wire escalated this week following the departure of pundit Candace Owens from the organization, with Boteach calling the Wire antisemitic and cowardly for refusing to debate him.
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