News JN Yeshiva goes to court in bid to stop Gutnick
THE financial dispute between Melbourne Rabbi Joseph Gutnick and Sydney’s Yeshiva College is now in the courts. Yeshiva spiritual dean Rabbi Pinchus…
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Jury rejects death penalty US rabbi convicted of murder
NEW YORK — A rabbi was convicted last week of having his wife murdered so he could carry on an affair…
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NEWS that Olga Scully and Frederick Toben lodged appeals against their censorship by the Federal Court gives pause to reflect…
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AUSTRALIA has been waiting a long time for its prayers to be answered in regard to women’s tennis. This nation hasn’t had a female Grand…
Continued on Trove, page 39 →Books Kellerman’s testosterone-packed thriller lacks killer punch The Murder Book
“IN Paris, cliches are just fine,” writes Jonathan Kellerman early in his new detective novel The Murder Book…
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WASHINGTON, Monday: Justice had an extra large victory in America this week when the highest court in the land, the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Hebrew University bombers sentenced to jail
JERUSALEM—The four members of an east Jerusalem Hamas terror cell who were behind a series of bombings that claimed 35 Israeli lives…
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