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According to a statement released by COGAT (Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories), Israeli and PA (Palestinian Authority) firefighters participated in joint training operations, extinguishing fires in four different venues.

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Vandals broke into Likud headquarters in Bnei Brak, resulting in significant damage to the office. The office is home to the chareidi faction of Likud, headed by the local party chairman, Yaakov Vidar.

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Hamas leaders have given the order to evacuate all offices and headquarters following the early-morning rocket attack, which resulted in the injuring of seven persons in Moshav Mishmeret in the Sharon region.

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Magen David Adom emergency medical service officials report seven persons were injured in the rocket attack earlier this morning, Monday, March 25, 2019, with two victims in moderate condition and the remainder light.

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At least 6 people were injured after a rocket fired from Gaza slammed into a home in Central Israel, Monday morning.

The Israeli military says the rocket landed on a home in the community of Mishmeret in the Sharon Region.

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New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand on Sunday launched a pointed attack of President Donald Trump and his policies, speaking feet away from one of Trump’s Manhattan properties. She called Trump a “coward” who “punches down” and says that he is “tearing apart the moral fabric of our country.”

She lambasted the Trump International Hotel & Tower, which appeared over her left shoulder as she delivered a 30 minute speech, as “a shrine to greed, division and vanity” and accused Trump of putting his name on every building.

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A family was forever changed two months ago, after the passing of 63-year-old Rosh Kollel Rav Hillel Shalom Stern zt”l. Rav Stern left behind a widow and 14 children. The children have reportedly become closer than ever, banding together to support their mother Bluma, who works part time with senior citizens.

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Emergency medical service (EMS) teams from United Hatzalah and Magen David Adom as well as soldiers from the IDF responded to an emergency involving a firebomb that was thrown at a bus near the Git intersection in Samaria.

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Dovy* and his wife Suri did everything together. So when Suri passed away at a young age from cancer, Dovy had to learn to face life’s challenges alone. Marrying off their daughter Penina was particularly difficult to do without her.

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A Bedouin shepherd was injured in Israel after a balloon bomb exploded near one of the Kibbutzim in the Eshkol region on Sunday evening. The shepherd is in light condition following an injury sustained in the blast.

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So Purim is over, the hangovers are long gone, but many youngsters – and even adults – are now suffering thanks to the out of control open parties plaguing our communities.

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A yeshiva Bochur was injured near the start of Shabbos in a hit-and-run accident and is in need of tefilos.

The yeshiva bochur, who was in Yerushalayim with a friend on Purim to collect money, was struck an hour before Shabbos on Zichron Yaakov Street and was reported to be in moderate condition.

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Twenty talmidim of Yeshivat Chemed who came to Yerushalayim on Erev Shabbos to collect money, found themselves in Har Nof on Shabbos, and they were hosted by none other but Eli Yishai, head of the Yachad party.

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The Justice Department said Sunday that special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation did not find evidence that President Donald Trump’s campaign “conspired or coordinated” with Russia to influence the 2016 presidential election.

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In the accompanying video, Blue and White party leader Benny Gantz begins by wishing PM Netanyahu success in his visit to Washington D.C. this week, adding “matters of security are not political and not exclusive to the right-wing or left-wing”.

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Police on Motzei Shabbos entered Meah Shearim and arrested a sikrik. Police then continued to Baharan Alley where they arrested a second sikrik and then traveled to David Street near the Bucharim post office branch in search of a third wanted suspect, who managed to evade police.

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Police arrested four suspects who attacked a church worker and stole a chain from him, causing damage to the site and attacking police officers

On Friday evening, a police report was received about a number of suspects who entered the Ethiopian Church in Jerusalem and caused damage to the place.

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After days of attacks from the leaders of the Blue and White party, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on motzei Shabbos granted an interview to the media, using the opportunity to respond, to defend himself against harsh allegations.

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At 6:01 AM last Wednesday a coach bus rolled out from Met Council headquarters on Water Street in Manhattan on its way to Albany with community leaders who were going to spend the next 15 hours on a mission to Albany advocating on behalf of the poorest members of the community.

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For over 30 years, New York State reimbursed nonpublic schools in designated localities for complying with a mandate to keep extensive student immunization records at the rate of .60 per pupil, a rate set in 1984.

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