Arthur Popivker
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100-year-old Miriam gets surprise visit from the Chief Rabbi - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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It’s well known that if you get to 100, you receive a special card from the King and Queen of England. But Miriam, celebrating her centenary, received a visit from the Chief Rabbi too. Jewish Deaf Association (JDA) member Miriam was taken by surprise when Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis came to see her at a JDA-hosted celebration in north-west London, which recognised both her milestone birthday and her 75-year membership of the charity. As well as teaching the Chief Rabbi how to sign “Happy birt
‘Israeli doctors cured my 130-a-day painkiller addiction in 20 minutes’ - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Israel’s Rambam Health Care Campus has used revolutionary new technology to cure a man with a severe painkiller addiction. Previously taking over 130 pills a day, the patient, named ‘H’ for confidentiality, experienced a significant drop in cravings after receiving a breakthrough new therapy. H, a man in his 40s, suffered a neck injury a few years ago and was prescribed opioid painkillers to cope with its effects. Over time as pain reduced and H got back to regular life, he developed an addictio
Knesset restores Chief Rabbinate’s monopoly over Kashrut certification - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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The Knesset on Tuesday approved a bill to reinstate the Chief Rabbinate’s monopoly over control of all Kashrut certification in Israel The legislation was passed by a margin of 46-41 and reappointed the Chief Rabbinate as the exclusive authority over all kosher certificates issued to organisations. The law reverses changes made by the previous government to allow private Orthodox organisations to write certificates of Kashrut in their own name, as long as they meet certain standards. The vote ca
Hatzola Northwest announces new site following arson attack - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Hatzola Northwest has announced the purchase of a new site in north-west London following the recent arson attack against its ambulances. The service’s chairman, Shloimie Richman, said that the new premises “represents an amazing next step in the growth of Hatzola Northwest and will enable us to consolidate all our services under one roof from the heart of our community”. The purchase was enabled through a crowdfunding campaign launched shortly after the arson attack in March on the four ambulan
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