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Former chief rabbi among three probed for bribery, extortion in rabbinical courts
During the investigation, Lahav 433 learned that the three officials used their positions within the rabbinical court system to blackmail a fourth official into advancing their personal interests. A former chief rabbi of Israel is one of three senior rabbinical court officials currently being investigated for extortion, bribery, fraud, and breach of trust, the Israel…
Read MoreThe future of Ukraine’s air force is taking shape
Ukraine said on Monday that it signed an agreement to buy up to 100 Rafale F4s by 2035. It marks the French jet as the likely third aircraft for Kyiv’s future Westernized air force. The F-16, Gripen E, and Rafale F4 would be massive upgrades to Ukraine’s aging Soviet fleet. It’s official: The Rafale F4…
Read MoreDefense Minister Katz finally condemns Jewish extremist violence against Palestinians
Katz’s condemnation came months after a spike in such attacks, six days after a new mass attack last week, and after yet another mass attack earlier Monday. Defense Minister Israel Katz on Monday finally condemned Jewish extremist violence against Palestinians, months after a spike in such attacks, six days after a new mass attack last…
Read MoreAmelia Dimoldenberg Enters the Cartoon Caption Contest
The comedian tries her hand at captioning New Yorker cartoons. Source link
Read MoreGerman vice chancellor urges greater role for China in Ukraine peace
German Vice Chancellor Lars Klingbeil called on China to do more to bring an end to the war between Russia and Ukraine as he started his official visit to to Beijing. Speaking at a meeting with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, Klingbeil – who also serves as finance minister – said he was convinced “that…
Read MoreKenton Nelson’s “Early Morning”
For the cover of the November 24, 2025, issue, the artist Kenton Nelson painted a man waiting by a store window. “Walking through the city one early morning, looking for paintings, I was attracted to the mysterious interior light of a store,” Nelson said. “It was quiet and I was alone. I set a timer…
Read MoreRuth Asawa’s Art of Defiant Hospitality
“It was the first time in my life I didn’t have to do anything,” Asawa later said. She took drawing lessons from three interned Disney animators in an ad-hoc school for the camp’s children. In 1943, she was permitted to leave the camp in Arkansas and enroll at a teachers’ college in Milwaukee, where she…
Read MoreHow Tanzania police crushed election protests with lethal force
Warning: This story contains graphic descriptions of violence and gunshot injuries. A crowd runs in panic along a dusty street. Shots ring out. A woman wearing a purple jacket carrying a stick falls to the ground. Another woman can be heard pleading, “Mama, mama, stand,” as she tries to lift her. Blood is spreading around…
Read MoreHamas member’s diary published, reveals exploitation of Gaza’s civilian infrastructure
The terrorist described how Hamas used UN and civilian infrastructure in the Gaza Strip to its advantage in battle. IDF soldiers seized the personal journal of a Hamas commander from Beit Hanun in Gaza, N12 News reported on Sunday. Terrorist Khaled Abu Akram’s diary entries prove how Hamas exploits civilian infrastructure in Gaza. For example,…
Read MoreIran begins cloud seeding to induce rain amid historic drought
Authorities in Iran have sprayed clouds with chemicals to induce rain, in an attempt to combat the country’s worst drought in decades. Known as cloud-seeding, the process was conducted over the Urmia lake basin on Saturday, Iran’s official news agency Irna reported. Urmia is Iran’s largest lake, but has largely dried out leaving a vast…
Read MoreA Holiday Gift Guide: Tools, Treats, and Trifles for Food Lovers
I don’t think I viscerally understood the importance of a Christmas tree, or a Hanukkah menorah, or a St. Lucia’s crown until I moved into an apartment with lots of windows: the night is long and dark out there this time of year, in this part of the world, and adding a little extra light…
Read MoreRussian drones target Ukrainian infrastructure, damaging solar plant
Overnight Russian drone attacks damaged residential buildings and civilian infrastructure in Ukraine, including a solar power plant in the Odessa region, authorities said on Sunday. Russia deployed an Iskander missile and 176 drones, the Ukrainian Air Force announced, noting that it either shot down or disabled 139 drones with radio jamming. The remaining 37 hit…
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