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An IDF soldier was seriously injured in a work accident on Sunday morning. According to the IDF Spokesman’s Office report, the soldier was run over by equipment in a northern base, inside a food warehouse.

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New York City police say a man has died and his 5-year-old daughter suffered minor injuries after he apparently jumped in front of a subway train.

The incident occurred at around 8 a.m.

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President Donald Trump suggested that he raised former Vice President Joe Biden and Biden’s son in a summer phone call with Ukraine’s new leader, as Democrats pressed for investigations into whether Trump improperly used his office to try to dig up damaging information about a political rival.

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Once again, this Sukkot, United Hatzalah is bringing the top performers in Jewish Music to Jerusalem and is inviting the public to enjoy a great concert and help the organization save lives in Israel.

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Officials say graffiti that included Nazi symbols was found spray painted on a Reformed Temple in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

David Holden, president of Temple Jacob in Hancock, says the graffiti was discovered Saturday by someone who noticed the vandalism and called police.

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With efforts underway to form a coalition government following the election for 22nd Knesset, it is clear the chareidi parties grew in numbers but the right-wing/chareidi bloc diminished in size; and clearly, the Blue & White party headed by MK Benny Gantz holds an advantage.

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As President Donald Trump visits the United Nations building in New York this week, he won’t be focused only on the global challenges facing the world body – he’s still reliving the real estate deal there that got away.

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There is a fear of election fraud in the polling station that was operating in the Druze community of Yarka. The votes are to be tabulated on Monday or Tuesday, and the result may once again impact Yahadut Hatorah’s eighth seat, as it did in the previous election for 21st Knesset.

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The heads of Yahadut Hatorah, MK Moshe Gafne, and Deputy Minister Yaakov Litzman, recommended that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu receive the presidential mandate to form a coalition government during their meeting at the President’s Residence.

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Police and Shomrim are looking for a man who stole money from a Williamsburg Kosher Bagel store.

It happened on Sunday afternoon at the “Brooklyn Bagel” located at the triangle on Wallabout and Heyward Streets.

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Faced with growing tumult at home and abroad, President Donald Trump heads into his three-day visit to the United Nations this week hoping to lean on strained alliances while fending off questions about whether he sought foreign help to damage a political rival.

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What is a national unity government? How can a government comprised of two main parties with completely opposing views be successful in working together and forming policy? Have past national unity governments in Israel been successful?

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The Arab Joint List recommended Blue and White chairman Benny Gantz for prime minister to President Reuven Rivlin on Sunday -the first candidate an Arab party has endorsed since Yitzchak Rabin in 1992.

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The Hammer Brothers of Yerushalayim have been building Succahs as brothers for over 15 years in New York and now Israel. They grew up in Woodmere N.Y. and have been assisting relatives, friends, and families for many years.

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In the accompanying dramatic footage, we see the what occurred last week, leading to the accident involving a bus in Betar Illit. Nine persons were injured in the accident caused by a driver looking elsewhere for a moment (at his phone earpiece), subsequently losing control of the bus, which we see heads onto the sidewalk, causing people to flee to safety.

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The leader of the Shuvu Banim cult in the Breslov Chassidus, headed by admitted attacker Rabbi Eliezer Berland, was granted permission to fly to Uman for Rosh Hashanah by the Jerusalem District Court.

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President Donald Trump’s run-up to the U.N. General Assembly was a dash on Sunday through two key political states with two world leaders at events that felt like his raucous campaign rallies.

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Iran’s president called Sunday on Western powers to leave the security of the Persian Gulf to regional nations led by Tehran, criticizing a new U.S.-led coalition patrolling the region’s waterways as nationwide parades showcased the Islamic Republic’s military arsenal.

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The driver of a tour bus that crashed near a national park in Utah, killing four Chinese tourists and injuring dozens more, was making his first trip for a company that only been in business for a short time, investigators said Sunday.

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