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Purim in the City (Hall)

By Photo of the Day

The Jerusalem Municipality building is dressed up for Purim.

Israel / Coronavirus / Jewish

Mazel Tov: Israelis Find Safer Ways to Marry and Help Their Fellow Citizens

By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency

Forgoing rent, free venues for ad-hoc weddings, free babysitting, food donations, and more. Israelis are finding ways to help one another through this crisis.

Jerusalem / News Briefs / Interfaith Relations

Religious Leaders Celebrate Jerusalem’s ‘Beautiful Mosaic’ of Cultures

By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency

The traditional event, which has been the city’s custom for over three decades, highlights the tolerance and coexistence among members of all faiths in Jerusalem.

News Briefs / Government / Police and Crime / Politics

Interior Ministry Cancels Netanya Municipality's Award, the Reason: Mayor in Jail

By JNi.Media

Although it does not spell it out, the rules for the award most likely do not allow for the recipients to be under police investigation.

News Briefs / Politics / NY

It’s Time: Bus Riders Rally for Countdown Clocks

By Jewish Press News Desk

Bus riders from around the city will rally on Sunday at a bus stop across from City Hall to urge the Mayor, the Borough Presidents and members of the City Council to expand a successful “bus countdown clock” program that has worked on Staten Island.  New technology allows for real-time clocks at bus stops that tell […]

Editorial

The Importance Of Voting

By Editorial Board

While it is always important for our community to vote in large numbers, recent redistricting has made it all the more imperative.

SciTech / News Briefs

Israeli Startup Wins NYC Big Apps 3.0 Award

By Malkah Fleisher

YooGuide, an Israeli startup, has won “The Investors Choice Application” award at the NYC Big Apps 3.0 competition for its app, The Funday Genie.

News Briefs / US

Are You Allowed to Cry 'Heil Hitler' in a Crowded City Hall?

By Tibbi Singer

It started when Michael Carreon, a resident of Los Angeles’ 14th council district, objected to the rules of decorum at a City Council meeting on Tuesday. "I'm upset, so I guess I'll just salute you," he said, raised one hand in the air in a Nazi salute, and shouted: "Heil Hitler."

Serials

Getzlight – Chapter VI

By Ruchama Feuerman

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