Luiz Fux, the first Jewish justice on Brazil’s highest court, is now its first Jewish president due to Brazil’d rotating of the top post among its 11 justices on the Federal Supreme Court every two years.
If you have a passion for medicine, are very energetic and think you would enjoy working with pediatrics, this job may be for you.
You will learn to be proficient in electronic medical records. Phlebotomy & specimen collection, proper triage & medical scribing, assist with sutures and procedures, proper handling & storage of vaccines & other medical supplies. Proper handling of state of the art medical devices as well as organizing medical data for review and interpretation.
Experienced preferred.
Email: CL@tovhealth.org
A federal judge in Albany has issued a preliminary injunction overturning New York’s limitation on religious gatherings during the coronavirus pandemic, as an impermissible restriction on religious freedom considering the government’s allowing large race protests at the same time.
NFL quarterback Kirk Cousins, who is not Jewish, spent a few minutes sharing a message of faith, Torah, and the Jewish people in an address to the seniors of JSU.
A brand-new musical collaboration between Avraham Fried, Eli Marcus, and Yossi Green has just been released to the public. The song, Ub’ais Hahi, commemorates the moving display of Jewish unity around the Miracle Sefer Torah in the darkest days of the virus just over two months ago.
The Association of Jewish Camp Operators has filed a lawsuit against NY Governor Cuomo today, following his decision to forbid overnight summer camps from opening this season.
A war of words became a war of action Monday morning after NYC employees were seen welding closed the gates to parks in the Williamsburg and Boro Park areas. The expected uproar escalated after individuals cut the welded gate open, allowing the children to enter the parks.
Watch “Elokim,” a new single Music Video by up and coming singer Nemouel.
A new app has been launched for guitar players, with guitar chords for hundreds of Jewish songs. The music on the app features all genres of Jewish music, including classics, favorites, Nigunim, and more.
A protest by a group of young orthodox Jewish children took over the streets of South Williamsburg Thursday night, calling on the state to allow sleepaway camps to operate this summer.
Kol HaChessed is no ordinary song – it is a shir that was sparked from an immense feeling of hakaras hatov to Hakadosh Baruch Hu. That was the moment news broke of Shua’s road to a full recovery, as what he describes as “open miracles.” What was once a life-threatening illness miraculously became a thing of the past.
A California National Guardsman, who was deployed in the Pico area of Los Angeles during the recent George Floyd protests, took a minute to share his appreciation for the Jewish community of Los Angeles, and how it affected him deeply.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has moved up the timetable for allowing houses of worship to open with 25% occupancy to phase 2 instead of phase 4. The change has a major impact the Jewish communities of New York State, as it means that Shuls will be allowed the additional occupancy within a few weeks.
The town of Clarkstown has created a new position in its supervisors office. The position, Intergovernmental Relations Coordinator in the Supervisor’s Office, is to be filled with a virulent anti-semite.
A grand jury today indicted two men, one from Ocean County, New Jersey, and the other from Utah, with carrying out a fraudulent scheme to obtain credit cards in the names of third parties, make purchases on the cards to generate rewards points, monetize the points, and cancel the purchases.
Chai Lifeline presents “Going Through It, Growing Through It: Torah Perspectives and Mindful Coping in the Age of COVID-19,” a new lecture series offering divrei chizuk, psychological, and practical guidance during the current health crisis. The series will include video and audio recordings of renowned rabbanim, speakers, and mental health experts, as well as members of Chai Lifeline’s crisis intervention team, Project Chai.
A major crash involving a white box truck and a Hatzalah ambulance thankfully left no serious injuries Thursday morning. Exactly how the accident occurred has not yet been announced
Chai Lifeline presents “Going Through It, Growing Through It: Torah Perspectives and Mindful Coping in the Age of COVID-19,” a new lecture series offering divrei chizuk, psychological, and practical guidance during the current health crisis. The series will include video and audio recordings of renowned rabbanim, speakers, and mental health experts, as well as members of Chai Lifeline’s crisis intervention team, Project Chai.
New Yorkers have had enough. As part of the #ReOpenNY coalition, 200 stores in Boro Park and Williamsburg have made plans to open their stores Sunday, in open defiance to city and state officials.
The Russian Federal agency responsible for the maintenance and restoration of sites of historical value has announced plans to hold a design competition, aimed at the restoration of a historical synagogue in the Siberian city of Tomsk.
President Trump on Friday announced that new Centers for Disease Control guidance will classify houses of worship as “essential,” as he called on governors to allow them to open “right now” after being closed during the coronavirus lockdowns.
A New Jersey township was the focus of a new Justice Department lawsuit on Wednesday that charged its planning board with “religious discrimination” and “antisemitic conduct” toward Orthodox Jewish residents.
During his daily Coronavirus briefing Wednesday, New York State governor Andrew Cuomo announced that starting Thursday, religious gatherings of 10 people will be allowed state wide.