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Manhattan's Town School held its third annual Shabbat celebration, welcoming Jewish and non-Jewish families for an evening of tradition and community. The event has grown in significance, fostering empathy and unity amid broader tensions in New York City. Organizers say the gathering highlights the school's inclusive spirit.
Showers and cooler temperatures are expected Saturday, with gradual warming through Monday before cooling again on Tuesday. Fog is likely overnight in northern valleys.
This guide explains how online outrage is engineered to drain your energy and offers practical steps to protect your mental health. It encourages setting boundaries, curating your feeds, and focusing on what truly matters. Refusing to engage with rage-bait is presented as an act of self-preservation.
A diverse lineup of cultural events awaits in Israel next week, including digital art, opera, jazz, and dance. Highlights include tributes to lost composers, interactive family concerts, and a celebration of Maria Callas's operatic legacy.
Tamara Cohen, a Sephardic Jew from Philadelphia, opened Madrid's Mazál bagel shop after gaining Spanish citizenship through her ancestry. Her restaurant has become a gathering place for Jewish culture and cuisine, even as Spain's Jewish community faces renewed challenges.
An Israeli citizen was arrested in Krabi, Thailand, after police raided his illegal cannabis farm. Authorities allege the farm violated business laws and engaged in unauthorized cannabis activities. Charges were also filed against four Thai nationals involved in the operation.
The United States is considering a full military withdrawal from Syria amid escalating tensions and security concerns. Recent developments have led officials to question the viability of the American mission in the region.
Airlines have cancelled flights to Israel and Gulf destinations amid rising tensions between the United States and Iran. Thousands of passengers are stranded as security concerns disrupt regional air travel. The situation coincides with increased military deployments and ongoing unrest in Iran.
Rohingya survivors are testifying in a landmark genocide case against Myanmar at an international court. The trial is expected to set global precedents and examines the role of social media in spreading hate. A final ruling is anticipated in 2026.
While birth rates are falling in most developed countries, Israel's remain high due to cultural, religious, and policy factors. Economic and social pressures elsewhere have led to smaller families, but Israel continues to buck the trend.
Iran has warned that any attack by the United States will be treated as 'all-out war' after President Trump announced a US naval buildup near Iran. The situation follows recent protests and rising tensions in the region.
United States envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner will meet with Israeli leaders to discuss the Gaza peace plan and regional security. The head of United States Central Command will also visit to address concerns about Iran amid increased military activity in the Middle East.
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