An antisemitic poster seen at Humboldt University in Berlin on Friday caused a furor of outrage in Germany, Kan News reported. The poster featured a picture of Yaron Lischinsky, who was murdered last week in the shooting attack outside the Jewish Museum in Washington, with an inverted red triangle – a symbol associated with Hamas supporters – above his head, and the words “Make Zionists Afraid.” Armin Laschet, a senior member of the ruling Christian Democratic party and chairman of the Bundestag’s Foreign Affairs Committee, strongly condemned the incident: “The overt antisemitism at Humboldt University in Berlin is unacceptable. Yaron Lischinsky, who was murdered in New York, was at an event supporting the citizens of Gaza.

The IDF has deployed all infantry and armored brigades into Gaza in a significant expansion of the operation, Kan News reported on Motzei Shabbos. The Paratroopers Brigade, which entered the Strip in the past day, was the last to enter, joining the Golani, Givati, Nachal, Kfir, Commando, 7th, 188th, and 401st Armored Brigades, along with several reserve brigades. Sources in the Southern Command told Army Radio that military operations are being carried out very gradually, with the use of massive engineering equipment – including bulldozers and D9s – to neutralize booby traps and explosives planted by Hamas throughout the area.

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All are asked to daven for Rav Shmuel Kamenetsky, rosh yeshiva of Yeshiva of Philadelphia, zekan roshei yeshivos of the United States, and senior member of the Moetzes Gedolei Hatorah of Agudas Yisroel of America, whose condition has taken a turn for the worse.
After being hospitalized Wednesday night, he has now been placed in the ICU at the hospital shortly before the inset of Shabbos.
All are asked to daven for Shmuel ben Itta Ettil.
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The levaya for habachur Chaim Zelig Berl z”l will take place at 4:15 pm at Bais Mordechai (Mickey’s), 1455 Heathwood. The levaya for Dovid Yitzchok Handler z”l will take place at 5 PM at the Lakewood Chapel, 613 Ramsey Avenue. The kevurah for both bochurim will take place in Lakewood.

A frightening scene unfolded early Friday morning at approximately 5:00AM, when a large fire broke out at a Jewish home on Fort Worth Place while the family was fast asleep. The blaze, which reportedly began outside the residence, quickly spread and engulfed parts of the home before smoke detectors awakened the occupants. Fire departments from across the region—including South Blooming Grove, Salisbury Mills, Monroe, Washingtonville, Woodbury, Chester, and Vails Gate—responded swiftly and worked together to prevent the fire from spreading to neighboring houses. Kiryas Joel Hatzolah and Blooming Grove EMS arrived to provide medical support, and Bechasdei Hashem, no serious injuries were reported.

Elon Musk is pushing back hard against Bill Gates, following sharp criticism from the Microsoft co-founder that accused Musk of putting the lives of poor children around the globe at risk by undermining America’s foreign aid programs.
“Who does Bill Gates think he is to make comments about the welfare of children?” Musk said during a conversation at the Bloomberg Qatar Economic Forum. He was directly addressing Gates’ claims that Musk’s influence has negatively impacted vulnerable communities around the world.
Musk, who reaffirmed his commitment to remain at the helm of Tesla for at least another half-decade, was adamant in rejecting Gates’ allegations. “Show us any evidence whatsoever that that is true. It’s false,” he declared.

In an early-morning session Thursday, the House of Representatives passed President Donald Trump’s landmark tax reform package, which includes the creation of special savings accounts for children that will receive an initial $1,000 federal contribution.
Dubbed “Trump Accounts,” these savings vehicles were previously introduced under the name “Money Accounts for Growth and Advancement” — also referred to as “MAGA Accounts.” The funds in these accounts can later be used toward educational pursuits, purchasing a first home, or starting a small business.
While the House has now given the green light to the legislation, it still awaits potential amendments or resistance in the Senate before becoming law.