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 Aphoto agency has responded to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s claims of a “near catastrophic car chase” in New York City, stating that the photographers had no intention of causing harm and were merely covering newsworthy events. The agency clarified that they received photos and videos from freelance photographers who reported that one of the SUVs in Prince Harry’s security escort was driving recklessly and was even pulled over by the police. The agency denied the allegations of near collisions or endangerment, stating that the photographers did not perceive any immediate danger to the couple. The NYPD also confirmed that there were no reported incidents, injuries, or arrests during the transportation of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

People Who Make a Difference in Our Community

Michael Sinaniev, sensei and owner of Gibor, a martial arts dojo geared towards frum families is a community member making a difference throughout the Jewish community of Queens.

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A couple of weeks ago, I drove my daughter to her apartment on Yoni Netanyahu Street in Givat Shmuel. Gazing at the street sign hearkened me back to July 4, 1976, when we heard the miraculous news of the daring Operation Entebbe in which over 100 hostages were rescued. Sadly, Yoni Netanyahu, who led the elite commando unit, was killed during the mission.

Recap: Libby goes to speak to someone to help her get over her fear of flying. Marnie is speaking to her mother again, and Libby dreads when the girls will go back to their family.

“I’m proud I was fortunate to be able to experience my whole life with Israel from infanthood to adulthood,” says Daniel Goldschmiedt, formerly of Queens

(Article courtesy of JNS)

 In a way, Daniel Goldschmiedt and the modern State of Israel have grown up together. They both recently turned 75. Their Jewish identity is central to their lives. And now that Daniel and his wife Tzerel have made aliyah, a new chapter in the couple’s lives is about to be written.