Monthly Archives: August 2017
New police unit to act against network crime
Police Commissioner Roni Alsheikh announced on Wednesday the establishment of a new police unit to deal with cybercrime.
"Criminality of every kind goes on the Internet, an arena in which almost anything can be done....
This Jewish mom shared her harrowing Houston flood experience
Gabi Gelman is a Jewish mom who lives in Houston–and has endured the devastating effects of Hurricane Harvey. Gelman recently wrote a piece for Jewish Mom, detailing her harrowing experience with the storm–and it’s painful...
Attaque au couteau de Bruxelles : des partisans de l’EI expriment leur satisfaction et...
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Après la diffusion de l’information de l’agence de diffusion de l’Etat islamique (EI) Aamaq,...
Sermon de l’EI en français sur la radio en ligne d’Al-Bayan : cherchez et...
Le 29 août 2017, la station de radio en ligne officielle de l’État islamique Al-Bayan diffusait une nouvelle conférence religieuse en français. Celle-ci a été partagée sur les chaînes Telegram officielles de l’EI en...
From Amgen to the Atacama to Academia: An unexpected trajectory
For new Amgen Scholars thinking about the next 10 years, it might feel nearly impossible to imagine where they’ll be. Perhaps their research will lead them to academia, perhaps a biotech startup, perhaps policy...
Jewish Communities in Southeastern Texas mobilize to deal with effects of Hurricane Harvey
Jewish communities in southeastern Texas are rallying to deal with the effects of Hurricane Harvey, which has left a swath of destruction in the region.
Chabad Coastal Bend — which is based in Corpus Christi,...
Reform, Conservative Jews say Western Wall compromise effectively dead
In a move that may further ignite tensions between Israel and diaspora Jewry, the Reform and Conservative movements say they no longer agree with having an upgraded platform for egalitarian prayer just south of...
$2 million in grants awarded to 8 L.A. groups
Dr. Lawrence D. Platt knows how hard it is to have a child in the military halfway around the world. Just ask him about his son Ari’s experience as a lone soldier, a member...
In Auschwitz, she was forced to paint. Now her family wants her art returned.
Santa Cruz resident Dina Babbitt lost her battle with cancer in 2009, but another important battle continues: retrieving the artwork she was forced to paint for Dr. Joseph Mengele as a prisoner in Auschwitz-Birkenau.
Babbitt and her...