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Insane footage coming out of Deal, NJ with cars completely submerged underwater.

Cuba has been hit by another island-wide blackout, leaving roughly 10 million people without power.

A Russian spy plane dropped dozens of sonar buoys in the path of the UK’s flagship aircraft carrier in a suspected bid to harass the warship, prompting the RAF to scramble fighter jets — Sky News

Chaverim members in Deal, NJ helping elderly evacuate their car.

Returning to Jewish hands: The city of Vinnytsia in Ukraine is planning to fully restore the historic shul which was long used as a sports facility. Despite the Soviets turning it into a sports place, which it remained under very recently, the building retains the architectural features of a shul. • The city issued a tender describing the red brick building erected in 1903 as “an architectural monument of local importance.” It will allocate more than 46 million hryvnias, or around $1 million for the project. Work will include restoring the facades, strengthening the structure, repairing the roof and restoring the wooden gallery and stairs. • Vinnytsia, near Berdichev, had a prewar Jewish population of 34,000, but half fled into the interior of the Soviet Union when Germany invaded and the other half was murdered in a mass shooting by the Nazis. Located right in the center of the Cossacks, it suffered repeated pogroms throughout the past 400 years.

An aerial view of ongoing construction of a helipad and ballroom at the White House from the U.S. Army Golden Knight DHC-8 airplane on the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence.

Is it טבריה or טבריא?: At a special session of the Edah Hachareidis’ beis din discussing breaches of tznius near the kever of Rabi Meir Baal Hanes in Tiveria, a halachic question was raised regarding the correct way to spell the name of the city. Does it end in an alef as the Gemara mostly spells it or with a hei as the Minchas Yitzchak, a former gaavad, rules? • Ultimately, Rav Avraham Yitzchak Ullman, Rav of Givat Shaul and a member of the Badatz, wrote a detailed teshuvah analyzing the issue, which has practical ramifications for gittin and kiddushin. After reviewing all the relevant statements of Chazal on both sides, he ruled that the city's name should be written טבריה with a hei.

What's America's greatest invention, the iPhone? Computer? Automobile? The Wall Street Journal makes the case for the unsung white line bisecting roads.

Iran's military fired at least two missiles at commercial ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz Monday night, U.S. officials say. - N12

Judge visibly flinches at new footage of Charlie Kirk’s shooting during suspect Tyler Robinson’s preliminary hearing today with Erika Kirk present.

Daily News Roundup Sponsored by: http://DiamondEstateRentals.com | A luxury local getaway with no need for flights. 📰 Headline News • Iran fires missiles at commercial ships in Strait of Hormuz. 🇮🇱 Israeli News • Bank of Israel lowers interest rates to 3.5%. 🌍 International News • Deadly Russian strikes hammer Kyiv on eve of Trump trip to critical NATO summit, 23 killed. • Cuba suffers nationwide blackout after total power grid failure, leaving millions in dark. • Iran’s IRGC forms Mukhtar unit targeting US officials, including Trump. 🏛 Political News • Trump departed Monday for the NATO summit in Turkey. • Trump plans to meet Zelensky at NATO summit, then call Putin. • Mitch McConnell remains hospitalized for more than three weeks. 🇺🇸 National News • 5-day hearing to determine if Charlie Kirk's killer will stand trial on murder charges. • USA eliminated from 2026 World Cup with loss to Belgium in round of 16. 💼 Business News • Dow jumps 150 points for first close above 53,000; Nasdaq rises as chips rebound. • Trump rings opening stock exchange bells from Oval Office, during promo for new Trump Accounts. • Microsoft axes about 4,800 jobs, including major cuts to Xbox. 🗽 New York • NYPD Detective shot in back in Crown Heights apparently hit by friendly fire,. • Heat wave deaths in New Jersey climb to 29, NYC sees 3 deaths. • Heavy rain snarls travel around NY and NJ with lots of flooded roadway's. • Heavy rain brings BJ's store roof collapse and flooding to New Jersey.

Bomb attack rocks Damascus during Macron visit— • Two bombs exploded near a hotel where French President Emmanuel Macron stayed in Damascus, wounding 18 people during his visit to Syria. • Macron's motorcade had departed shortly before the blasts, and he continued his visit by meeting Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa. • The explosions occurred near the Four Seasons hotel in central Damascus, highlighting Syria's ongoing security challenges. • No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack.

President Trump arrived in Turkey aboard Air Force One, where he was welcomed by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan ahead of this week’s NATO summit, with leaders set to discuss defense spending, Ukraine, and rising tensions with Iran.

President Trump says he's seriously considering selling US F-35 fighter jets to Turkey because they've been better allies and more loyal than other nations. • "It's a decision we are going to make... Turkey has been, in many ways, much more loyal than other countries that we think would be loyal — so, yeah, it's something certainly we would consider."

🧐Trump says Turkey is such a great ally to the US because they could've joined Iran and fought alongside Iran against the US and Israel but didn't..."maybe because of me."

President Trump says it’s time to lift U.S. sanctions on Turkey, adding that his administration is working with Secretary of State Marco Rubio and other top officials to make it happen.

A Manhattan skyscraper was evacuated after two support columns reportedly buckled. Reports indicate five floors may have partially caved in. Streets around the building on 2nd Avenue near 42nd Street have been closed.

A construction worker and union rep speaks about the partial column collapse in Midtown.

Mamdani warns that Midtown Manhattan building remains unstable: • “The concern is that since we have been on site since the early morning, we have seen continued shift of the structure.” •⁠ Mayor Mamdani said people should avoid the area around the building, which is being converted from offices to housing. The city is bringing beams to stabilize the structure. • The building was in the middle of an office-to-residential conversion, and has gone through several city reviews over the past two years, city officials said. The project involved adding 11 floors on top of a 22-floor section of the existing building. • The DOB filed a complaint on Tuesday against the project developers, accusing them of conducting excavation that was beyond or contrary to construction plans that had been approved.

IDF Video Report: 50 Years Since Operation Entebbe. • Fifty years ago, the passengers of Air France Flight 139 boarded what they thought would be a routine flight to Paris. However, during a layover in Athens on its way to Paris, terrorists hijacked the plane, diverting it to Uganda, where the passengers were held hostage. • After a week of intense planning, the IDF launched one of the boldest hostage rescue missions in history, thousands of miles from Israel.

BASH: Trump is considering giving Turkey these F-35s • NETANYAHU: It would destroy the power balance in the Middle East ... I wouldn't do that

A search and rescue operation is underway in the Arabian Sea after a K2 Airways cargo aircraft carrying five crew members disappeared from radar on Tuesday night, minutes after its pilots reported a navigation system malfunction on approach to Pakistani airspace.

Donning tefillin in Israeli school legalized: For the first time, it is expressly legal to don tefillin in Israeli public schools, according to a new policy published Monday by the Education Ministry. • Education Minister Yoav Kisch said that “donning tefillin in the Jewish state should not be a matter of controversy, but he did it after several incident, including one where a student was expelled for setting up a tefillin stand. The directive is intended to replace the varying interpretations adopted by individual principals, who will now be required to allow students who wish to do so to lay tefillin on school grounds. • Each school must designate a respectful location for a stand and set aside specific times for it. The paper emphasizes that tefillin may only be laid during recess and not at the expense of class hours, and that it is the responsibility of the students to arrange it.

U.S. revokes Iran oil sales authorization after tanker attacks– • The U.S. is revoking a license that authorized the sale of Iranian oil, a key aspect of the memorandum of understanding signed between the U.S. and Iran last month. It comes after Iran attacked tankers in the Straight of Hormuz. • "Iran will only reap benefits if they exhibit good behavior," a U.S. official said. "Iran's actions in the Strait were wholly unacceptable to the United States and will be met with consequences."

US strikes Iran: • The US is now hitting targets in Iran, in response to Iran hitting tankers in the Straight of Hormuz.

Is a Boro Park businessman purchasing Arkia Airlines?: Arkia, Israel’s second largest airliner after EL AL, may be sold to a chassidishe businessman from Boro Park. • Details are sketchy but according to several reports — neither of which were confirmed by either side — Ezra Unger, 36, a descendant of the Dombrove dynasty, is in advanced negotiations to acquire Arkia, allegedly to end the airline’s Chillul Shabbos. • Should the acquisition go through, Arkia would become the second largest airline in the world to be owned by a frum Jew; the largest is Challenge Airlines, owned by Belgian businessman Itzik Falk. EL AL’s controlling shareholder is by Eli Rozenberg, a frum businessman from Monsey.

Finally: Your next passport photo could be taken in your living room. • Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced plans to let Americans use their phone or laptop camera to capture passport photos from home instead of visiting CVS, Walgreens, or another photo service. • The images would be verified in real time using facial recognition technology, eliminating the need for in-store photo services. • It's the latest move from the Trump admin aimed at making travel more convenient for Americans as they roll out changes tied to the travel experience.

Besties once again: After years of bitter public attacks and legal battles, Michael Cohen, President Trump’s former personal attorney who turned on him and spent several years in prison for crimes he claimed he committed on Trump’s behalf, says he and the president have reconciled. • Cohen, who last week started a talk show titled, “When You Know, You Know...,” on WABC, told the “Cats & Cosby Show” on WABC that the settlement took place about six months ago, when a friend texted that Trump expressed “genuine empathy” for the misery the left was giving him. He immediately texted the president and thanked him, saying he hoped this “long, exhausting feud between the two of us could finally end.” • Trump responded almost immediately, telling him that it was “actually time for us to meet.” Cohen said that “in that moment the ice between us, it didn’t just melt, it broke.” • Cohen had been complaining recently that he was only embraced by Democrats so long as he served their agenda. But after he “deviated from their script, the pack, they turned feral.” That happened when he defended Trump against allegations he associated with Jeffrey Epstein. “The far left ... literally went on this absolute warpath against me,” he said.

US HITS IRAN HARD: The U.S. strikes in Iran are four or five times bigger in scope and power than the previous strikes 10 days ago and remain ongoing at this very hour. • U.S. official says that Iran has "clearly demonstrated they’re not listening. We’re turning up the volume."

The USPS on Sunday will raise the price of a first-class Forever stamp from 78 cents to 82 cents, the latest in a series of increases aimed at stemming the agency's mounting financial losses.

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CENTCOM says it struck more than 80 targets across Iran, including air defenses, command centers, coastal radar sites, anti-ship missile systems, and over 60 IRGC fast attack boats, in response to Tehran's latest attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.

Controversial Democratic Maine Senate nominee Graham Platner is under mounting pressure to drop out after being accused of assault. Several top Democrats have withdrawn their support as he weighs whether to remain in the race ahead of the state's July 13 replacement deadline.

Daily News Roundup Sponsored by: http://DiamondEstateRentals.com | A luxury local getaway with no need for flights. 📰 Headline News • US forces hit over 80 targets in Iran; Washington reimposed sanctions on Iranian oil sales over attacks near Strait of Hormuz. • IRGC claims to have shot down two US MQ-9 Reaper drones over southern Iran. 🕍 Jewish News • Boro Park resident in advanced talks to buy Israeli Airline Arkia. 🇮🇱 Israeli News • Hegseth to visit Israel amid concerns over potential F-35 sale to Turkey. 🌍 International News • Two explosions hit Damascus as Macron visits Syria. 🏛 Political News • Trump considering sales of US F-35 fighter jets to Turkey. • NATO leaders meet in Ankara, Trump revives criticism of allies at start of visit. • As health rumors swirl, GOP leaders say they spoke with Mitch McConnell. • Michael Cohen says he reconciled with Trump. • Platner faces pressure to drop out of Maine Senate race after assault allegation. 🇺🇸 National News • USPS to raise price of Forever stamp to 82 cents on Sunday. • Judge allows surveillance videos to play in Charlie Kirk killing case. • Officials warn of injuries from viral exploding fidget toy challenge. 💼 Business News • Starlink raised prices for private jets, $20K a month for international. • Fiat launches Topolino mini EV in US with $13,995 price tag. 🗽 New York • Midtown Manhattan building evacuated over risk of collapse.

Trump: US-Iran Ceasefire Is Over • President Trump declared the US-Iran ceasefire agreement effectively “over” after a violent new round of overnight military strikes in response to attacks near the Strait of Hormuz. • Speaking from the NATO summit in Ankara, Trump blasted Iran’s leaders as “sick,” “vicious” and “violent,” warning that if they had a nuclear weapon, “they’d use it.” • Trump said US negotiators may continue talks if they choose, but called dealing with Tehran “a waste of time,” adding: “As far as I’m concerned, it’s over. I don’t see it. I don’t like these people.”

Spain begins its cruelest sport event: The annual nine-day Running of the Bulls kicked off yesterday in Pamplona, Spain with the traditional rocket launch, as a crowd of 12,000 wearing white and waving red handkerchiefs cheered. • For each of the next eight days, thousands of people sprint ahead of six fighting bulls and six steers at 8 a.m. for about a half mile. The course begins at the Corrales de Santo Domingo and winds through the historic old quarter before culminating in the bullring. The sprint is incredibly dangerous; the massive animals reach speeds of up to 35 mph. At least 16 people are believed to have died in the festivities over the past century; five runners were injured today, • It is followed by an afternoon bullfight. The event has its origins 700 years ago. This year, celebrations coincide with the 100th anniversary of the publication of Ernest Hemingway's “The Sun Also Rises,” which popularized the festival. • The ceremony was marred when participants unfurled a massive banner stating, “Destroy Israel.”

President Trump ordered an immediate halt to all US trade and official visits with Spain, calling the country a “hopeless” and “terrible” NATO partner.

Trump on Iran: But I don't know if we're going to have a deal. We may just do it without a deal. These people, they lie and they cheat. For instance, they agreed we'll never have a nuclear weapon. They have a news conference where they LEAK that we never discussed the subject. Now, who would believe that?

President Trump walked out directly in front of Spain's socialist PM Pedro Sanchez at NATO after announcing he's cutting off trade with Spain.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy says Russia's war against Ukraine has entered a new phase, arguing President Putin is "losing initiative" and that his conditions to end the war are changing. • Zelenskyy says the conflict is no longer defined by troop numbers, but by technology and air dominance, and Ukraine now has the edge in innovation and speed, allowing it to seize the initiative as it tries to shift the fight from the battlefield to the sky.

President Trump discussed the possibility of a settlement between Ukraine and Russia following a NATO meeting.

SIGNIFICANT: Trump says the US will give Ukraine a license and teach them how to make Patriot Missiles.

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin is raising about $10 billion, in its first outside funding round that will value the rocket company at $130 billion.

Reporter: Are you going to take out more Iranian boats tonight? • Trump: Normally, I wouldn't tell you, but you know what? There is not a thing they can do about it, so the answer is probably.

😬China using drones to rescue people from deadly floods that have killed at least 17 people.

TRUMP: I think Israel will withdraw its forces from Lebanon, I think they want to do so.

President Trump says Iran's rulers have killed 54,000 protesters, saying demonstrators could not topple the government "because they're dead" and have no guns.

Oil prices climbed 6% and stocks tumbled in early trading on Wednesday after President Trump said he believes an agreement with Iran is "over" amid an exchange of strikes in the Middle East.

US-Iran MOU timeline: • June 14: Trump and Vance said they signed MOU behind closed doors • June 18: Trump and Pezezshkian photographed separately signing Iran MOU • June 21-22: US VP Vance, Iranian Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf, Qatarais and Pakistanis meet near Lake Lucerne • June 25: Iran attack on commercial ship with a one-way attack drone that was transiting the Strait of Hormuz along the Omani coast • June 26: US military conducted retaliatory strikes • June 30-July 1: Iran and US held round of indirect talks in Doha at level of Witkoff/Kushner, Iran Dep FM Gharibabadi. • July 6: Iran struck 3 commercial vessels • July 7: Centcom struck 80 targets in Iran • July 7: US revoked Iran oil sanctions waiver (Qataris last week said talks  could resume shortly after funeral procession for Supreme Leader ends after July 10.)

Trump on Iran: “I’m not sure I want to make a deal… Let’s just finish the job.”

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Trump on Erdogan: "He's not a friend of Netanyahu, of Bibi. They don't get along I think. But for me, he's been great."

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Speculation is abound after Trump departed Turkey on the old Air Force One and ordered the new one to be sent to a US base in the UK "to give [the soldiers] a chance to tour the Aircraft." Speculative reports suggest the Secret Service fears an attack on the plane as Trump departs and that the new aircraft doesn't yet have the same countermeasures as the older AF1.

Tragedy in Monsey: BDE: 8-year-old Blima Bas R’ Yisroel Efroyim Weber was nifter after being struck by a school bus R’L earlier today.

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US STRIKES IRAN: CENTCOM confirms it is now conducting additional strikes against Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz. Numerous explosions reported along the coast.

Not free, but perhaps fast: Mayor Mamdani’s socialist promise of “free and fast busing” is crumbling like a soggy Big Apple. His plan unveiled this morning drops the free part and is only claiming to be 20% faster than it is today. • The MTA released a new plan to speed up buses on some of the most sluggish routes in the city, starting with Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn in four years from now. It will allow riders to board through the rear doors, abandoning he decades-old argument that this will lead to fare evasion. • The plan centers on dedicated bus lanes, new technology that gives buses a head start at streetlights, “queue jump” signals to give buses a green light before other vehicles, and signals that recognize when a bus is approaching and maintain a green light. • The plan also calls for better seating, more accessible bus stops, 300 new bus shelters and the addition of seating at 875 bus stops.

The press pool aboard Air Force One has been "advised to keep our window shades closed," per pooler, as Trump departs Turkey. No additional info was given to the unusual request.

When pressed about why he isn't flying on the new Air Force One back to the US from the NATO summit in Turkey, President Trump said: "It's flying to Europe to one of the big bases... where we can show it to the people. And we'll be going home by normal methods."

Dozens injured in major crash in Baltimore— • A bus crashed into a building and numerous cars collided in a major MCI in the yiddishe area of Baltimore, injuring 28 people, including one critically, authorities said. Hatzalah assisted in the Major Casualty Incident.

Reporter: What was the security concern that cause us to change planes? • Trump: We sent it a little early so the base could see the plane. • Reporter: Do you know why they had us close our window blinds? Trump: Because you’re on a dangerous flight.

Are we returning to a full scale military conflict? Trump: I dunno.

Interview: US Supreme Court takes up case of officials in Ohio trying to block Daniel Grand from making a minyan in his house.

PLATNER DROPS OUT: Controversial Democratic Maine Senate nominee Graham Platner drops out of the race after being accused of assault.

No more secret Sunglasses recordings: • Meta is rolling out a mandatory update for its Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses that disables the camera if the recording light is tampered with, cracking down on users that have been using it to record in secret. • The above video shows how people recorded in secret, using their Meta sunglasses that will now need to be updated.

SWAP: President Trump boards the new Air Force One at an Airbase in the UK.

Chalitza in Antwerp for first time in four decades: Antwerp saw a rare chalitzah ceremony Monday for the first time in about 40 years. It was so unusual that none of the rabbanim there had ever officiated at one, forcing them to ask Rav Aharon Dovid Dunner, the raavad of London, to come and conduct it. • Dayan Dunner brought with him a specially prepared chalitzah shoe from London. Many talmidei chachamim from Antwerp came to watch the proceedings, followed by a recital of the traditional tefillah that it never happen again.

IRAN RESPONDS: Iran fired missiles and drones at Kuwait and Bahrain with video showing a possible impact at the US 5th fleet headquarters stationed in Bahrain.

CENTCOM says it completed another wave of strikes across Iran, hitting about 90 military targets to 'further degrade Tehran's ability to attack commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.'

Daily News Roundup Sponsored by: http://DiamondEstateRentals.com | A luxury local getaway with no need for flights. 📰 Headline News • US military carries out fresh strikes on Iran as Trump says ceasefire is over; 14 killed and 78 wounded over two days. 🕍 Jewish News • 8-year Monsey girl tragically niftar after getting hit by school bus. • Rare Chalitzah Ceremony took place in Antwerp, Belgium. 🇮🇱 Israeli News • Hegseth’s visit to Israel canceled amid rising tensions between US, Iran. 🏛 Political News • Trump returned to US on old Air Force One as security precaution amid Iran threats. • Trump denies disaster aid for 4 Democratic-led states, including NY and NJ. • Trump signals removing Syria from US terrorism list, praises al Sharaa. • Trump praises Zelensky, will let Ukraine build Patriot missiles. • Trump orders halt to US trade with Spain over NATO spending, Iran. • Graham Platner suspends Senate campaign as Maine Democrats vie to replace him. 🇺🇸 National News • PBI officially becomes President Donald J. Trump Int'l Airport, Air Force One first to land. • About 1 in 9 Americans use GLP-1 drugs for weight loss per survey. • 33 people injured after bus crashes into building in Maryland. • Three more people arrested in DC for reflecting pool vandalism. • Former Wisconsin judge spared prison, gets fined for obstructing ICE arrest of immigrant. • Judge allows suit over United airline window seats without a window to proceed. 💼 Business News • Apple will spend $30 billion to design US-made Broadcom chips. • SpaceX hits all-time low, dips below IPO opening price as rival Blue Origin seeks new funding. • Oil prices ease after spiking following fresh US strikes against Iran. 🗽 New York • Suspect arrested in July 4th Coney Island shooting that hurt 8, including 4 kids. • Manhattan streets begin to reopen as crews stabilize compromised high-rise building. • Upper East Side Legionnaires' disease cluster rises to 36. • NYC buses to become faster under new plan by Mamdani and Hochul. • New York to ban smart glasses from all courthouses. • Vacant NJ motel in Monmouth County collapses after storm damage.

New York’s flunk factories: A bombshell report finds that nearly half of New York City’s public schools have more than half of their students failing state math or reading exams. The report found that failure is so rampant in the city’s public education system that it has become normalized among principals. • In 906 public schools — out of a total of 1,597 — fewer than half of students passed both exams. In 503 of them, a majority failed both math and reading. This means that a staggering 43% of the system’s 912,000 students have a 50-50 odds of failure. This is despite spending $40 billion on public schools in 2024, or $36,293 per pupil, double the national average. • Meanwhile, six months into office, Mamdani has yet to release his education agenda. Out of the hundreds of press releases his office sent out since his term began, just 11 relate to schools, and one to actual education. Education advocates say they have never seen a mayor with so little interest in schools.

The FAA is alerting air traffic controllers nationwide that Palm Beach International Airport’s three-letter identifier changes overnight from PBI to DJT as the airport is officially renamed Donald J. Trump International Airport.

Hellenic Air Force F-16 makes an emergency landing before erupting in flames in Zakynthos, Greece.

WEATHER: Slow moving thunderstorms will move into the tri-state area – mostly south of NYC this afternoon. The greatest concern is across central New Jersey, where some of the same communities hit hard earlier this week could see additional flash flooding.

Trump Force One Welcomed to President DJT Airport: As of 5:01am this morning, Palm Beach International Airport officially became President Donald J. Trump International Airport, and Eric Trump made sure he was on the first flight into the newly named Florida hub.

The national average cost of gas jumped six cents overnight to $3.81 a gallon overnight, according to GasBuddy.

The NWS has expanded its flood watch to include Ocean County which covers the Lakewood area. Scattered storms this afternoon may produce very heavy rainfall leading to flash flooding of urbanized & poor drainage areas.

Woman saved from Brooklyn Bridge: • Dramatic video shows NYPD ESU officers climbing onto the Brooklyn Bridge yesterday to reach a woman threatening to jump. For nearly an hour, they spoke to her and waited for the moment they could safely pull her from the edge.

NYC Building Collapse Fears: Construction teams are working around the clock to stabilize a 37-story building under construction in Midtown Manhattan following fears that it could collapse. Emergency trusses have been installed across eight separate floors.

The NWS has issued a Flash Flood Warning for parts of NYC including Brooklyn and Staten Island until 4:15 PM.

Making lemonade out of lemons: The image of the wandering Jew, long held up as an object for ridicule by 2,000 years of Christians, is being turned into a beautiful work of art in Venice. • Nabatele, an art installation by Ukrainian-Jewish artist Anna Kamyshan, depicts a shul that is a blend of different wooden shtetl shuls across Europe, perched on a heap of earth. But it’s not on the ground — it is soaring in the sky. It as an official project of the Venice Biennale, the oldest art festival of its kind, where it will float over the city’s lagoon starting July 16. • The Venice Biennale, which has been around since 1895, gives each country its own pavilion where artists representing their nation install their pieces. This year, in protest of both Israel’s and Russia’s participation, the entire jury which doles out the festival’s prestigious awards, resigned. • But Nabatele is affiliated with the Yiddishland Pavilion, a project that sidesteps the entire controversy of choosing which nations can participate. With support from the Montreal Jewish Museum, she submitted the project as a longshot, and was surprised when it was accepted.

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Burying the sheimos after a ripe usage: The first burial by the recently established Vaad HaGeniza of America took place on Wednesday. Representatives from the OU and Hisachdus, the two certifying kashrus agencies, oversaw the genizah at a Long Island cemetery. • The vaad, founded several weeks ago by Israeli entrepreneur Tzvika Herbst, began with a pilot program of 30 bins, each weighing about a ton, in Jewish areas around the tristate area. It’s the first time the concept, already prevalent in Eretz Yisrael, of disposing of sheimos year-round has come to the United States. • Each bin has a camera that enables the vaad to monitor them in real time and see when they are full. Herbst wants to expand them to hundreds of bins by Pesach.

Stunning discovery in Russian town of Lubavitch: A thrilling discovery was made by campers in the Russian town of Lubavitch — an antique, luxurious watch that had been used by family members of the Chabad Rebbes. • Campers from Camp Gan Israel near Moscow, a camp designed for children of the hundreds of Chabad shluchim across Russia, was visiting Lubavitch — known in Russian as Lyubavichi, on the westernmost part of Russia — for tefillos at the ohel of the Tzemach Tzedek and a tour of the historical sites. Some of the children started digging in the courtyard of the rebbes’ home and discovered a luxurious pocket watch, alongside ancient rubles that had been buried for decades. • Based on the finish and luxury of the watch, it was determined that it belonged to a family member of the rebbes.

WAPO: Secretary of State Marco Rubio has invited ministers from more than 60 countries to a meeting next week about what the Trump administration views as a major peril: the “resurgence of transnational far-left terrorism."

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Trump Triumphal Arch recieves initial approval but requires revisions — • President Trump's 250-foot proposed Triumphal Arch would require structural revisions to earn final approval, the National Planning Commission said Thursday. • The proposed Memorial Circle monument has a 166-foot mezzanine and 24-foot observation level, with a 60-foot statue of Lady Liberty on top. This would violate the 1910 Heights of Buildings Act, which seeks to preserve the Washington, D.C. skyline by limiting buildings to 130 feet. • Federal officials are seeking an aggressive work schedule that would require 20 hours a day of construction over two years.

Ground has officially been broken on 2 World Trade Center, nearly 25 years after 9/11. The 1,226-foot, 55-story skyscraper will serve as American Express' new global headquarters and is slated for completion in 2031. • It will be the final building constructed at the former Ground Zero site.

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Eric Trump gives a tour of Trump Force One.

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Daily News Roundup Sponsored by: http://DiamondEstateRentals.com | A luxury local getaway with no need for flights. 📰 Headline News • Israel shared intelligence with the US of an Iranian plot to assassinate Trump. 🕍Jewish News • Thousands of Viznitzer Chasidim daven at the Kosel for the refuah of the Viznitzer Rebbe. • Arkia employees vow to fight potential Charedi buyout that would halt Shabbat flights. 🌍 International News • Tehran launches more strikes as Israel warns it is ready to strike Iran again. • Five crew remain missing after plane wreckage found in Pakistan. 🏛 Political News • New Air Force One lacks defensive countermeasures of previous model. • Trump’s proposed arch gets preliminary site approval. • Rubio invites ministers from over 60 countries to DC summit on far-left terrorism. 🇺🇸 National News • Outbreak of diarrhea-causing parasite grows to more than 1,000 cases in 29 states, 400 in NY. • National average gas prices jumped to $3.81 per gallon. 💼 Business News • Stocks closed higher as chip stocks rise and oil prices slide. • Zuckerberg returns to X after 3 years to announce new AI model. • US monthly imports from Taiwan surpass goods from China. 🗽 New York • 2 World Trade Center breaks ground 25 years after 9/11 to serve as Amex HQ. • Buckling Manhattan high-rise inspector previously cited for alleged violations. • NYPD rescues woman who threatened to jump off Brooklyn Bridge. • Another round of heavy rain leads to flash flooding across parts of NJ.