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NEWS The High Court ruled on Monday that the Haifa religious council must convene within a week including its Reform and Conservative members. The decision was protested by the Israeli religious community, led by MK Rabbi Avrohom Ravitz. The Torah observant delegates of the council are planning to boycott the meeting, so that the only ones present at the Religious Council will be the chairman and the non-religious delegates.
Certain MKs have been receiving bribes from the U.S. Reform movement in exchange for their votes on legislation that would promote further Reform incursions into Eretz Yisroel. Chareidi and Religious Municipal Authority Forum Founded by A. Cohen At a meeting of religious mayors and city council heads, held last week in the office of Bnei Brak mayor, Rabbi Mordechai Karelitz, the Forum of Chareidi and Religious Municipal Authorities in Israel was founded. Avigdor Leiberman, Former Director of PM's Office, Aims To Restore Power to Elected Governmentby Yated Ne'eman Staff Avigdor Leiberman announced last week at a press conference that he is forming a new party, Yisrael Beiteinu, to compete in the upcoming elections. Bill to Bar Reform From Religious Councils Postponedby Yated Ne'eman Staff A bill that would prevent Reform and Conservative Jews from sitting on the religious councils despite a ruling by the High Court was put on hold by the Knesset Law Committee last week. Rabbonim and Mechanchim Warn Against Israeli Yeshiva High School in Chareidi Guiseby Yated Ne'eman Staff Rabbonim and mechanchim have once again cautioned against the danger of "yeshiva high schools." These institutions, in chareidi guise, seek to sidetrack young talmud Torah graduates from their pure intention of growing spiritually solely within the four cubits of halocho. Worms in Citrus Fruitsby Devorah Plaut According to a letter from Rav Moshe Vaye, author of the
sefer Bedikas Hamozon Kehalocho, which appeared in the
Hebrew Yated Ne'eman on 23 Teves, there is currently
a problem of worms (fruit fly larvae) in citrus fruits --
oranges, tangerines, grapefruits, etc. -- growing in Eretz
Yisroel.
by Yated Ne'eman Staff Laniado Hospital School of Nursing is currently launching a special information campaign to prevent carbon monoxide
poisoning caused by incorrect use of gas home heating
systems.
By B. Kahn and A. Zisman Archaeologists of the National Antiquities Authority are continuing to desecrate ancient Jewish graves in the large burial cave in Kfar Arah, in northern Israel, despite an order from the head of the Ministry of Education demanding that the desecrations cease. Rabbi Meir Porush: "Judges Should be Elected"by Yated Ne'eman Staff At a recent Government meeting, Deputy Housing and Construction Minister, Rabbi Meir Porush, sharply protested the Justice Minister's raising of the three Basic Laws at the Ministerial Committee for Legislation. Mehadrin Transport Service in Bnei Brakby Eliezer Rauchberger A special line of the Moniyot Ha'ir taxi company began operations in Bnei Brak last week. The company, founded by the rabbonim of Mishmeres Hakodesh Vehachinuch of Bnei Brak, is backed by all of the city's rabbonim. Shomer Shabbos Insurance: A Milestone for Shabbos Observanceby Yated Ne'eman Staff Shabbos Kodesh: The glittering diamonds and gems in Gold's
Jewelry prove too tempting for the two young drug addicts.
One throws a brick into the window while the other brandishes
his pistol.
by B. Rabinowitz On erev Shabbos, the 20th of Teves, a large throng
headed by gedolei haTorah, admorim, rabbonim and
morei horo'oh accompanied the righteous Rebbetzin
Sorah Kook, on her last earthly journey. She was the wife of
ylct'a HaRav Avrohom Yitzchok Hacohen Kook, rosh
yeshiva of Yeshivas Meor Hatalmud of Rechovot.
by Yated Ne'eman Staff The ninth Amsterdam Yarchei Kalloh again featured the beloved
Rosh Yarchei Kallah Rav B. Knopfler, who lectured about the
sugyos and dinim relating to birkas
hamozon.
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