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- Trump: For all cost cutting Republicans, of which I am one, REMEMBER, you still have to get reelected. Don’t go too crazy! We will make it all up, times 10, with GROWTH, more than ever before.
- Officials in Idaho confirm that at least 11 people, which include 9 firefighters and 2 police officers, were shot after the gunman ambushed them during a wildfire response. Their conditions remain unknown as the investigation continues
Update, at Least 2 Dead Gunfire was reported from multiple directions, indicating that there are several suspects. Officials told NBC that the bullets came from “high-powered” long
- The new Mattel Leah halls have already booked 75 weddings, with many more inquiries pouring in according to a press release.
Rav Moshe Hillel Hirsch, spoke in the past 24 -hours with Degel Hatorah MKs in preparation for a decision on whether to continue voting against the coalition's laws, or to return to voting with the coalition following the draft law presented between the frum MKs and Yuli Edelstein. Head of committee.
- Senate clerks finish reading Trump's 940-page "Big Beautiful Bill Act" after nearly 16 hours — MSNBC
- Kvias Mezuzah at the new Mattel Leah wedding halls on Oak street 2:30pm Ateres Blima and Ateres Esther hall with the participation of Rav Malkiel Kotler shlita and donors who sponsored the venue.
- Yartzeit of Rav Shneur Kotler Zatzal today shiur by Rav Malkiel Kotler shlita on the sugya of kelutah followed by asifas divrei Zikaron today 6:25 pm at BMG Beren Hall with the participation of Rav Dovid Schustal shlita and Rav Yisroel Tzvi Dayan Brody shlita Mara Dasra of khal Sharei Orah.
- Senator Thom Tillis. (R-NC) NOT running for reelection following primary threat from Trump. He said he would vote against the nig beautiful bill.
- Hachnosas Sefer Torah at ro Beis Zichron Naftoli 147 Enclave blvd procession leaving 4:00pm from 328 Damion
- Sale at DB electronics 50% off store wide everything must go only open for a few days Clifton Ave and rt 88 Lakewood
- New Mattel Leah wedding halls will histits first wedding starting tomorrow
- Trump calls Mamdani a ‘pure communist,’ threatens to cuti9io k pm9o0loff NYC federal funds pk0 ok ifvum70nm po he’s elected mayor.
- BDE: Petirah of R’ Emmanuel Toporowitz z”l, following a lengthy illness. Levaya 2:30 pm at the Lakewood chapel off 7th st. With kevurah at the local bais olam He is survived by YBLC his wife and children: R’ Yechezkel, R’ Moshe, R’ Meir, and R’ Shiya, as well as daughters Mrs. Gross and Mrs. Ritterman. Shiva at 215 Pak Knoll
-Letter posted in shuls from Rabbonim of the Sefardi Kehillos in the greater Lakewood area, to bring to the attention of the Sefardi community an important matter concerning kashrus standards and halachic practices as they relate to Bishul Yisroel.k9 mo k
Aside no u is well known, Sefardim who I l 88 follow the psak of Maran HaRav Yosef Karo theNeis Yosef, require that a Jew actively participate in the cooking process by placing the food on the fire or heating source. This differs from the halachic ruling of the Rema, followed by many Ashkenazim, who permit Bishul Yisroel by simply igniting the flame. Many food establishments in Lakewood operate according to the Ashkenazi standard. Therefore, foods from such establishments may not meet the Bishul Yisroel requirements according to the Sefardi psak, especially when it comes to reheating or preheating food that would otherwise be subject to the prohibition of bishul akum. Prominent Sefardi poskim, including Maran HaRav Ovadia Yosef zt”l, have clearly ruled that relying on Ashkenazi leniencies in this matter is not acceptable for those who follow the halacha according to the Beis Yosef. They urge members of our kehillos to be vigilant in maintaining proper kashrus standards and to ensure that food—especially in public simchos, catering, or restaurants—is prepared in accordance with Sefardi halachic requirements.
- Giyus: Some Chareidi parties in the Knesset are once again threatening to halt their support for coalition-sponsored legislation unless progress is made on a bill that would officially exempt yeshiva students from military service. Netanyahu held a conversation with Yuli Edelstein to brief him on recent security developments. The two also discussed the draft legislation regarding the chareidi exemption during that call. Edelstein said that he intends to revisit the framework with chareidi leaders in an attempt to make “improvements” to the current compromise.
- School choice Update:
Senate parliamentarian cuts school choice, backed by Orthodox groups, from ‘big beautiful bill’
Rabbi A.D. Motzen, of Agudah, said that though disappointed, “we are not giving up.”
Nathan Diament, executive director of the Orthodox Union Advocacy Center, stated that the cut was a “very disappointing setback for millions of American families seeking educational opportunity and affordability.”
Rabbi A.D. Motzen, national director of government affairs at Agudath Israel of America, told JNS that the Jewish advocacy group will consider alternative ways to push the legislation forward. “While we are disappointed that the Senate parliamentarian attempted to remove the scholarship tax credit from the reconciliation bill, we are not giving up,” he told JNS. “Agudath Israel is working with its coalition partners and Senate allies to overcome this challenge,” he said. “Congress still has an opportunity to enact a tax credit proposal that will help millions of children.”
- Sunny skies and high temperatures are likely to result in big traffic delays leaving the Jersey Shore on June 29. Traffic volume was growing around 11 a.m., as Sunday day trippers headed to the Shore while weekend visitors attempted to beat the afternoon crush to leave on local highways. App
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