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UTJ to File No-Confidence Motion Over Funding Cuts for
Kollel Students and Foreign Yeshiva Students
United Torah Judaism has decided to file a no-confidence
motion following the government's decision to stop support
funding for all foreign yeshiva students in Israel and to
reduce stipends for kollel students. The motion will
be brought before the Knesset next Monday.
Yeshiva ketanoh managers are slated to hold a
gathering to protest the government's deliberate funding
sabotage against the yeshivas.
Recent years have seen the emergence in the West (including
Israel) of an anti-Jewish and anti-Israeli school of thought,
espoused by Jews of indistinct identity and background. In
France, they are termed "Alter Jews" (which translates
roughly as the "Other Jews") which is the name of one of the
extreme leftist anarchist and anti-free-trade organizations.
Bnei Brak now has 157,725 residents compared to 154,554 in
5767 and 145,784 in 5764 according to Interior Ministry
figures provided by the Population Registry.
The memory of Rabbi Irving M. Bunim z'l, was
perpetuated at a ceremony at Talmud Torah Nesivos Shlomo in
Yerushalayim's Har Nof neighborhood, in the presence of
gedolei Torah, rabbonim, heads of Chinuch Atzmai and
communal leaders. Members of the Bunim family, who flew in
specially from America, were also present.
Thousands of Bnei Brak residents, headed by HaRav Aharon Leib
Shteinman, HaRav Michel Lefkowitz and HaRav Shmuel Wosner
shlita, roshei yeshivos, dayonim and
talmidei chachomim, accompanied the mittoh of
HaRav Tzvi Yosef Oberlander zt"l, rosh yeshiva of
Yeshivas Shaarei Tzion, who passed away Wednesday night 5
Cheshvan following a short illness.
Following the election of a new mayor of Vilna, Mr. Jouzas
Imbrasas, heads of the Rabbinical Center of Europe (RCE) are
making concerted efforts to put a stop to the destructive
construction work taking place at the ancient Jewish cemetery
in Vilna.
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