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NEWS
War Diary — Day by Day
I went to a class this morning. It was fantastic! It lasted five hours. The rav spoke about fear, about different people in the Chumash, looking at the lives of the Ovos and what we can learn from them. One woman, from Australia, was scared because of the bombing at 5:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. I told her that I've lived in Safed nearly two decades and there's never been anything in Safed! Nothing at all! And that Safed is the safest place in the world.
International Rabbinical Conference in Jerusalem Demands
Stricter Conversion Guidelines
Study Program for Yeshiva Ketanoh Students from North and
Initiatives of Avos Uvonim
by Yated Ne'eman Staff A disturbing, divisive parade that threatened to offend all of Torah-true Jewry, and indeed all moral people, and undermined the sanctity of the holy city of Jerusalem has been cancelled.
Over 2,000 Unite at Tefilloh Rally in Brooklyn by C. Friedman A remark overheard again and again as the more than 2,000 men and women who had just spent more than an hour praying together for the safety and security of their beleaguered brothers and sisters in Eretz Yisroel filed out of the large beis medrash in Yeshiva Rabbeinu Chaim Berlin on Coney Island Avenue in Brooklyn was: "The davening felt a lot like Yom Kippur." Special Tefillos for Well-Being of Eretz Yisroel Held Around the World by Yated Ne'eman Staff Tefilloh and his'orerus gatherings are being held around the country and many communities have even organized 24-hour Tehillim watches in response to the difficult state of affairs in Eretz Hakodesh. Hatzoloh Yisroel Volunteers Hard at Work in Galilee by Betzalel Kahn Hatzoloh Yisroel is continuing its operational and humanitarian activities for Galilee residents during these long days of heavy fighting in the North. Hatzoloh medics in Tzfas, Chatzor, Tiberius, Carmiel and Nahariya continue to administer first aid to dozens of people harmed by the unremitting rocket attacks on northern cities. Agudath Israel in Defense Of Rockland County Shabbos House by Yated Ne'eman Staff In response to the Village of Suffern's attempt to use zoning laws to close down an Orthodox Jewish health service agency's Shabbos hospitality house, a coalition of Orthodox groups has filed a friend of the court brief in federal district court in support of the house, charging the village with violations of the U.S. and New York Constitutions and the federal Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000 ("RLUIPA"). All material on this site is copyrighted and its use is
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