2 hours ago
An Israeli court has acquitted a Jewish man who attacked a nun in Jerusalem, in an incident caught on CCTV which drew widespread condemnation.
Jerusalem Magistrates Court said Yona Schreiber was experiencing a psychotic episode when he pushed over and kicked the French nun in the Old City in occupied East Jerusalem in April. It ruled that he was not criminally responsible for his actions and ordered him to be sent to a psychiatric hospital for up to six years.
Video of the attack caused outrage, and deepened concerns after a rise in harassment of Christian clergy and pilgrims by Jewish extremists in the Old City.
The victim, who hit her head on a stone block, suffered a bruised face and leg.
Schreiber, 36, had been charged with **** ault motivated by hostility towards a religious group.
#magistrates #yona
Jerusalem Magistrates Court said Yona Schreiber was experiencing a psychotic episode when he pushed over and kicked the French nun in the Old City in occupied East Jerusalem in April. It ruled that he was not criminally responsible for his actions and ordered him to be sent to a psychiatric hospital for up to six years.
Video of the attack caused outrage, and deepened concerns after a rise in harassment of Christian clergy and pilgrims by Jewish extremists in the Old City.
The victim, who hit her head on a stone block, suffered a bruised face and leg.
Schreiber, 36, had been charged with **** ault motivated by hostility towards a religious group.
#magistrates #yona
1 month ago
27-year-old Sahar Yona has an interesting business strategy: she sleeps beside multiple phones and keeps her laptop volume turned up so she never misses a potential customer.
For Yona, every call could mean another job, and another step toward building the locksmith business she launched from scratch.
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#business #sahar #dave
For Yona, every call could mean another job, and another step toward building the locksmith business she launched from scratch.
Jeff Bezos backs a platform that lets anyone invest in rental homes for as little as $100 — 6 ways to build wealth like a landlord without actually being one
Dave Ramsey warns nearly 50% of Americans are making 1 big Social Security mistake — here's what it is and 3 simple steps to fix it ASAP
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#business #sahar #dave
2 months ago
Jaylen Brown did not hold back when discussing how his trade from the Boston Celtics unfolded this week.
The 2024 Finals MVP's stint in Boston ended after 10 seasons, with the Celtics trading him to the Philadelphia 76ers for Paul George and four draft picks.
Brown went on the streaming platform Twitch on Thursday to share his thoughts.
"Boston packed me up," Brown said. "Pack ya bags. Sayonara buddy. ... There was definitely a lack of respect from Boston."
ESPN **** yst on Jaylen Brown trade: 'One of the dumbest trades in NBA history'
The 2024 Finals MVP's stint in Boston ended after 10 seasons, with the Celtics trading him to the Philadelphia 76ers for Paul George and four draft picks.
Brown went on the streaming platform Twitch on Thursday to share his thoughts.
"Boston packed me up," Brown said. "Pack ya bags. Sayonara buddy. ... There was definitely a lack of respect from Boston."
ESPN **** yst on Jaylen Brown trade: 'One of the dumbest trades in NBA history'
2 months ago
Kolkata: Based on a June 26 order from Meghalaya State Commission for Women (MSCW), Meghalaya Cricket **** ociation (MCA) has slapped a lifetime ban on the state’s Under-23 women’s cricket team head coach and the team manager for an alleged **** ual harassment complaint against the duo.
The state **** ociation has also suspended its honorary secretary, Rayonald Kharkamni, for his failure to take prompt and appropriate action after complaints were lodged twice in Dec last year. The U23 women’s team was playing a tournament in Tripura capital Agartala at that time.
Since no prompt action was taken by the **** ociation, complaints were lodged with MSCW, and the Commission found the duo guilty of inappropriate behaviour following an inquiry. Kharkamni’s role in alleged concealment of the issue has been referred to MCA ombudsman, retired high court judge BD Agarwal.
Board of Cricket for Control in India (BCCI) secretary Deavjit Saikia confirmed that the board has received an email from MCA president James PK Sangma regarding the matter.
“Yes, we have received an email from the MCA president yesterday (Saturday) on the issue. As this is a very sensitive matter, we must check the facts before commenting on this. BCCI doesn’t interfere in all their (MCA) internal matters. However, after proper investigation, if any action needs to be taken, BCCI will take stringent action for sure. BCCI shows zero tolerance (in these matters),” Saikia told TOI on Sunday.
Meanwhile, in its termination letter to the coach, MCA wrote, “The findings of the MSCW establish conduct that is not merely a breach of your contractual and professional obligations to the MCA, but a violation of the dignity, safety and fundamental rights of the women players in your care. The MCA cannot and will not permit any individual found guilty of such conduct to remain **** ociated with this organisation in any capacity whatsoever.”
Distancing the incumbent leadership from the previous administration, Sangma, a Rajya Sabha member who **** umed charge as MCA president in March this year, said, “The Commission found that office bearers who received complaints failed to act despite having knowledge of the allegations.”
Sangma also vowed to fast-track the formation of a mandatory Internal Complaints Committee under Prevention of **** ual Harassment Act. “The absence of this committee is a serious lapse,” Sangma said in Shillong on Saturday, **** uring full cooperation from MCA in any further legal proceedings.
The state **** ociation has also suspended its honorary secretary, Rayonald Kharkamni, for his failure to take prompt and appropriate action after complaints were lodged twice in Dec last year. The U23 women’s team was playing a tournament in Tripura capital Agartala at that time.
Since no prompt action was taken by the **** ociation, complaints were lodged with MSCW, and the Commission found the duo guilty of inappropriate behaviour following an inquiry. Kharkamni’s role in alleged concealment of the issue has been referred to MCA ombudsman, retired high court judge BD Agarwal.
Board of Cricket for Control in India (BCCI) secretary Deavjit Saikia confirmed that the board has received an email from MCA president James PK Sangma regarding the matter.
“Yes, we have received an email from the MCA president yesterday (Saturday) on the issue. As this is a very sensitive matter, we must check the facts before commenting on this. BCCI doesn’t interfere in all their (MCA) internal matters. However, after proper investigation, if any action needs to be taken, BCCI will take stringent action for sure. BCCI shows zero tolerance (in these matters),” Saikia told TOI on Sunday.
Meanwhile, in its termination letter to the coach, MCA wrote, “The findings of the MSCW establish conduct that is not merely a breach of your contractual and professional obligations to the MCA, but a violation of the dignity, safety and fundamental rights of the women players in your care. The MCA cannot and will not permit any individual found guilty of such conduct to remain **** ociated with this organisation in any capacity whatsoever.”
Distancing the incumbent leadership from the previous administration, Sangma, a Rajya Sabha member who **** umed charge as MCA president in March this year, said, “The Commission found that office bearers who received complaints failed to act despite having knowledge of the allegations.”
Sangma also vowed to fast-track the formation of a mandatory Internal Complaints Committee under Prevention of **** ual Harassment Act. “The absence of this committee is a serious lapse,” Sangma said in Shillong on Saturday, **** uring full cooperation from MCA in any further legal proceedings.
1 yr. ago
Column by Joe Yonan: The rice and grain-sized vegetable pieces in this Italian salad soak up the dressing, causing the flavor to improve the longer it sits.
