Author: Anthony

Hagaon Rav Yitzchok Zilberstein, the esteemed rov of the Ramat Elchonon neighborhood in Bnei Brak and a member of the Moetzes Gedolei Hatorah of Degel Hatorah, recently addressed a deeply emotional dilemma. During ongoing efforts to secure the release of hostages amidst Israel’s war, Rav Zilberstein met with affected families to provide spiritual support and halachic guidance. In a poignant case, a mother of a hostage sought the rov’s advice regarding Shabbos observance. Her daughter was slated to be freed on Shabbos, and the mother faced the thorny question of whether she could drive to reunite with her, potentially violating…

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On Wednesday night, Israeli forces successfully eliminated two terrorists near Jenin, northern Samaria, who were implicated in the January 6 shooting that claimed the lives of three Israelis. Key Figures and Incident Details The two terrorists, identified as Mohamad Nazzal and Katiba Shalabi, were residents of Qabatiya and affiliated with the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. They had barricaded themselves in a building located in Burqin, southeast of Jenin. The operation, conducted by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), ended after a fierce exchange of fire, resulting in their deaths. In addition to neutralizing the two suspects, several others were arrested in connection…

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On the first full day of President Trump’s administration, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) took swift action, detaining 308 undocumented migrants. This move was part of a broader strategy to target individuals considered dangerous to public safety, including those involved in serious crimes such as murder and child sexual assault. Tom Homan, the nation’s border enforcement chief, shared details of this initiative and provided insight into the agency’s priorities moving forward. The Focus of ICE’s Early Actions According to Tom Homan, the operation was designed to remove individuals who were deemed a threat to public safety. These individuals…

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On Tuesday, the Mayor of Ma’ale Adumim, Guy Yifrach, announced a significant development in the Israeli town located in Judea and Samaria. The municipal lands will now be referred to asJudean Town, a symbolic gesture honoring U.S. President Donald Trump for his support of Israeli interests. The renaming reflects a more profound strategic vision for the region, particularly in terms of strengthening Jewish communities in these contested areas. A Bold Move: The Trump One (T-1) Renaming Ma’ale Adumim, a prominent town that connects to Jerusalem, has officially rebranded a 12,000-dunam (approximately 4,000-acre) area known previously as E-1 or Mevaseret Adumim.…

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On Tuesday night, Tel Aviv’s bustling Nachalat Binyamin district was shaken by a brutal stabbing spree that left five people injured. The terrorist behind this attack, Kaddi Abdelaziz, a 29-year-old Moroccan national, was identified as the perpetrator. Abdelaziz, who had a U.S. green card, had entered Israel only three days before carrying out the attack. His entry into the country raised immediate concerns, especially after he arrived at Ben Gurion Airport. Troubling Entry into Israel Upon arrival at Ben Gurion Airport, Abdelaziz’s behavior raised red flags among the border control officers. According to reports, he struggled to provide clear answers…

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Aryeh Deri, chairman of Israel’s Shas Party, made his way to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Tuesday for an official visit. The visit was at the invitation of the UAE’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Abdullah bin Zayed. This trip marks a significant step in the ongoing diplomatic relations between Israel and the UAE, particularly after the historical Abraham Accords in 2021. Delays Due to Conflict and Reinvitation Although Deri was initially invited over a year ago, the trip was postponed due to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip. The UAE had extended…

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During an appearance on The Record with Greta Van Susteren on Newsmax TV, Harvard Law Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz shared his insights on the issue of universal birthright citizenship. The concept, which grants automatic citizenship to anyone born on U.S. soil, has been a topic of debate for years. Dershowitz expressed his firm opinion that birthright citizenship, as outlined in the 14th Amendment, is “foolish” and one of the “least persuasive parts” of the U.S. Constitution. However, despite his critique, Dershowitz acknowledged the difficulty of changing such a provision without a formal constitutional amendment. Constitutional Challenge to Birthright Citizenship Dershowitz’s…

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Late on Tuesday, President Donald Trump announced a significant decision, granting a “full and unconditional” pardon to Ross Ulbricht, the controversial founder of the Silk Road, an online marketplace notorious for facilitating the exchange of illegal goods. This move, revealed through a post on Trump’s Truth Social platform, has sparked widespread attention and ignited debates over justice, punishment, and the power of clemency. The Pardon Announcement In his Truth Social post, Trump shared that he had personally called Ulbricht’s mother to notify her of the decision, expressing his admiration for the Libertarian movement that supported him throughout his political career.…

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In a moment of reflection, former President Donald Trump shared his thoughts on a note left by his predecessor, Joe Biden, on the Resolute Desk. The letter, which Trump described as “very nice,” was a gesture of goodwill as Biden transitioned into the White House. Here’s a closer look at Trump’s response and the significance of the note. Trump’s Response to the Letter During a press interaction on Tuesday, President Trump spoke candidly about the letter he had found after Biden’s departure. He revealed that the letter had an “inspirational” tone, with Biden offering words of encouragement and emphasizing the…

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On Wednesday, former President Donald Trump publicly criticized Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde, the Episcopal Bishop of Washington, DC, following her remarks during the National Prayer Service. Trump referred to her tone as “nasty” and accused her of injecting political commentary into the event. Trump’s Reaction to the Bishop’s Remarks In a series of posts on Truth Social, Trump expressed dissatisfaction with the bishop’s sermon, calling her a “Radical Left hardline Trump hater.” He argued that her comments, which focused on issues such as undocumented immigrants, refugees, and the LGBTQ+ community, were politically motivated and inappropriate for the occasion. “She brought…

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