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Program aims to teach skills to college students, who then impart lessons to high school students

Learning the skills needed to enter one’s chosen career is the basis of a college education but in today’s society, students need more than professional training to succeed in the world and the workplace.

 If your family won’t be spending this summer in Israel, the next best option is this: Bnei Akiva’s Moshava Ba’ir Long Island day camp.

Recap: Hope is living with her parents. She misses the Jacobsons and going to the Beth Jacob Academy. She dreams about Alyson; in the dream, Alyson tells her to follow her heart. She asks her parents about Alyson, and they tell her that she was her older sister who passed away. Alyson had come to Hope twice in dreams. She wants to go back to the Jacobsons, but how can she do that to her parents?

Recap: Hope enjoys dancing in the production. At the end, she is shocked to see that her mother is there. Hope is so thrilled to be reunited with her parents. They take her back with them to Maine. She feels torn, as she will miss the Jacobsons and the Beth Jacob School.

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 Four migrants accused of attacking two NYPD officers near Times Square were released without bail by a Manhattan judge. However, it’s suspected that four of them might have fled, possibly heading for California by bus after giving fake names to a nonprofit aiding migrants. One of them was put on supervised release due to prior arrests but fleeing would likely violate his release terms. Another suspect was also released without bail. A third was arrested but not charged pending further investigation. One suspect was held on bail after being positively identified in the video footage of the attack. The decision to release the suspects without bail has sparked criticism from NYPD officials and calls for deportation from Governor Kathy Hochul.

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 Mourners leaving a memorial service for Henry Kissinger on the Upper East Side were harassed by a group of radicals, as shown in video footage. Six individuals trailed a couple who had paid their respects at Temple Emanu-El, waving signs and verbally abusing them. The protesters, including pro-Palestine demonstrators, disrupted attendees, shouted insults, and threw water at them. Far-left protesters gathered across the street, cheering Kissinger’s death and engaging in violent confrontations, including one involving an individual with an Israeli flag pin. The incidents prompted criticism, with one observer calling the actions “cowardice” and a “new low.” Henry Kissinger, a significant figure in US foreign policy, passed away at the age of 100 on November 29, 2023.