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rabbis across the country say they, too, are seeing, with many of them expecting record turnout at rosh hashanah events this week. >> all the experiences and stories and i would even say trauma that people have been feeling this whole year is really coming to a head over here. and people want to just be together and reset the clock. >> the anti-defamation league says it's seen an unprecedented rise in anti-semitic incidents over the past year, more than doubled about 140% increase over the year prior, where students were targeted in their schools and at their colleges, people in their workplaces. despite the tough year many in his community have faced, rabbi potash says his congregation is determined to make this year's rosh hashanah celebrations joyful, tapping into the resilience of jewish culture and setting good intentions for the year ahead. >> while there are very challenging moments that we've been through and that we may be facing as well, fear doesn't help and we put our faith in god and trust in god, and that carries us through. and we've been doing that for 3500 years. >> ros

i have been to the celebration of rosh hashan many times, well , as a journalist, but long before the full-scale war with russia, and there were always many different situations, well, people are believers, but we are not all of the world, so there are a lot of problems, eh there, well, some conflicts still, well... in a word, there where many people are always, as they say, fun, and i know that this time, there was a mass prayer for ukraine, by the braslav chasidim, and this is important, and in general, was the behavior of both ukrainians and pilgrims from from israel, she has changed, that is, everyone understands that somewhere you should just live, behave differently, listen to advice more, appreciate each other, well, just be with... more law-abiding, react to some things there, that is, there is no such ease and it is possible even the conflicts that happened often, well, i will tell you that during this period, since we have been in the city of uman with a consolidated detachment, no significant offenses have occurred and have not been committed, the situation is completely st

rabbis across the country say they, too, are seeing, with many of them expecting record turnout at rosh hashanah events this week. >> all the experiences and stories and i would even say trauma that people have been feeling this whole year is really coming to a head over here. and people want to just be together and reset the clock. >> the anti-defamation league says it's seen an unprecedented rise in anti-semitic incidents over the past year, more than doubled about 140% increase over the year prior, where students were targeted in their schools and at their colleges, people in their workplaces. despite the tough year many in his community have faced, rabbi potash says his congregation is determined to make this year's rosh hashanah celebrations joyful, tapping into the resilience of jewish culture and setting good intentions for the year ahead. >> while there are very challenging moments that we've been through and that we may be facing as well, fear doesn't help and we put our faith in god and trust in god, and that carries us through. and we've been doing that for 3500 years. >> ros

the escalating situation in the middle east comes amid the backdrop of rosh hashanah. the holiday marks the beginning of the jewish new year and starts at sundown tonight. abc seven news reporter tim johns spoke with a san francisco rabbi about the preparations and finding joy during a tough time >> with the blowing of the historic shofar, rabbi gedalia potash of the chabad of noe valley is getting ready for the jewish new year. >> known as rosh hashanah, the mindset and the level of optimism and joy that we are able to generate on this day actually influences and impacts the outcome of the way the rest of the year will be. >> for the past month, the rabbi and his wife have been busy preparing, making everything from challah to the traditional honey cake. while he's done this for the past 24 years. potash says this year is different. the rabbi tells me he's seen a heightened interest in folks attending holiday services this year, a fact he attributes to all of the events of the past 12 months. since the october 7th attack and the ensuing war between israel and hamas. r

this comes as celebrations of rosh hashanah have begun. a jewish new year celebration was held at chabad of san francisco tonight, where the jewish community came together to mark a new year with hopes that the crisis overseas subsides. ktvu is amber lee spoke with community members at tonight's event. >> it gives us a safe place to really feel that we can just be our authentic selves and not have to worry. >> this is a celebration on the eve of rosh hashanah, the jewish new year, amidst the conflict in the middle east. chabad of san francisco is hosting the party and service at 620. joe biden owns a restaurant and bar near union square. >> it feels really nice to be with our community in a joyous occasion. we've had a lot of, you know, not as joyous things to be talking about. >> a joyous occasion, but one tempered with concerns about family and friends in israel. miriam shockley visiting from denver, met her coworker, ariel zamora of san francisco, in person for the first time on this night. they came together to celebrate their faith. t

the jewish new year of rosh hashanah. the headline from an israeli newspaper says all the honey in the world can't sweet en this rosh hashanah. there is an understanding the israelis are likely to respond in the coming hours and days against iran and could unravel the security situation. why the israelis mark the high holidays this month it will be a difficult moment for the civilian populations that has to stay close to shelters fearing not just attacks from hezbollah in the north but also from iran. >> dana: trey, just help us understand the anticipation. retaliation could come today or it might not. you do need a little element of surprise here. >> absolutely. the israelis will let the iranians wait and think about what a possible response might be. one photo from the p.m.'s office showing netanyahu not wearing a suit and tie but wearing a black button down sitting behind a desk across from his top generals, advisors an the defense minister. small consultations taking place now to determine what the response may be. is

tonight marks the beginning of rosh hashanah, the jewish new year.t is a happy occasion, but this evening, some community members say they have heavy hearts. with the escalation of the violence in the middle east. ktvu is amber lee live tonight in san francisco with the story. amber >> mike. community members tell me they want to celebrate in a low key manner, given the ongoing conflict in the middle east. still, they say the new year brings renewed hope. >> it gives us a safe place to really feel that we can just be our authentic selves and not have to worry. >> this is a celebration on the eve of rosh hashanah, the jewish new year, amidst the conflict in the middle east. chabad of san francisco is hosting the party and service at 620 jones, a restaurant and bar near union square. >> it feels really nice to be with our community in a joyous occasion. we've had a lot of, you know, not as joyous things to be talking about. >> a joyous occasion, but one tempered with concerns about family and friends in israel. miriam shockley, visiting from denver, me

the 10 days between rosh hashanah and yom kippur are known as the days of repentance.ar, they have also been days of sadness as israeli hostages begin a second year of captivity as fighting intensifies. we asked jews around the country how they are observing these important days that coincide with the anniversary of october 7. >> i serve as the senior rabbi in california. rosh hashanah celebrates the birth of our world. it is a time of great joy and celebration. we have yom kippur known as the day of atonement. it is a chance to make sure as we are starting a new year that we are starting off on the right foot. >> i live in minneapolis. i am a college student at the university of minnesota. on young to poor -- duncan poor -- yom kippur, i find singing the songs and welcoming the new year through music helps me feel connected to the history of the jewish people. >> i am from massachusetts. on a spiritual and personal level, this high holiday season is a chance to look back on the past year and reflect on who i was and take time to look forward to the year ahead. >> i li

today on the eve of rosh hashanah we are keeping with this important tradition have invited three of our religious leaders to set the tone for this important conference today. we are pleased to welcome them and the message of unity, the reverend leonard hamilton, the rabbi levi shankar, and imam to leave sharif and it will, in that order. [applause] >> on this morning ungrateful to be invited as well as to share any powerful moment such as of this. with the king's, the organizations that are coming together. there are key moments when we are invited to see further than the moment that we are standing in. this is one of those moments pixel as we know prayer is important. we've been invited to share prayers as well to start us not from just what our future plane but to see where we are going. so i you to join me. as we gather on this day software you think will come humbled yet hopeful, and our gathering this morning we are reminded of the power that is within us, the service that is able to come from us as a connection that is shared between us. bless this gathering in order that we m

tonight marks the beginning of the jewish holiday rosh hashanah.s year, it comes amid fears over the escalation of the war in the middle east. since the war started last october, rabbi gedaliah potash says his congregation in san francisco has grown closer, partly because of anti-semitism. experts have seen an unprecedented rise in anti-semitism over the past year. in response, rabbis across the country are expecting record turnout at rosh hashanah events this week. >> all the experiences and stories, and i would even say trauma that people have been feeling this whole year is really coming to a head over here, and people want to just be together and reset the clock. >> and despite the tough year, many in the local jewish community have faced, rabbi potash says he's determined to make celebrations enjoyable. rosh hashanah starts at sundown and ends on friday in the south bay. >> your driver's license is going digital on the dmv hosted a community hackathon in mountain view to explore that new technology. different businesses have the opportunity to

tensions are high as the community, as we mentioned, prepares to celebrate rosh hashanah kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> gregory hopes and prays that russia shown us the jewish new year brings peace and calm to jews in the bay area across the nation and abroad. but we are concerned that it's not going to be had in that direction. gregory is ceo of the jewish community relations council bay area. he says the recent iranian missile attacks on israel coupled with a year of anti-semitic hate spurred by the hamas terror attacks in israel one year ago. next monday have made for an emotionally crippling 12 months. and at the same time, they're provoke tourists. they're taking advantage of this moment. >> so we have to call that out. we have to call out the anti-semitism there, but we can't distracted from us being able to be who we are at important time of year. jewish community will take comfort in one another. and if you're not jewish, please reach out to your jewish friends. they're really not ok. rabbi marc says his congregation at temple, beth abraham and oakland have helped ea

on rosh hashana, the high holidays, jews are in the synagogue.s to get from a synagogue to a bomb shelter. many of us have bomb shelters in our homes. >> are there bomb shelters in synagogues? >> in my synagogue, it has happened several times in october and november when they were shelling tel aviv, we simply went under a staircase. that's not good to crowd a couple hundred people under a staircase. >> what about the soldiers? are there soldiers given leave, especially those in gaza for so long, there are still some there, to let them go home during the high holidays? >> not this holiday. under jewish law, if it is life and death, you can go home. but not this one. they'll be fighting, on guard and prepared for any possibility. >> the defense minister sent out pictures of the seven soldiers, men and women, who died yesterday in lebanon. well, i think there are now eight. let's talk about what happened in jaffa? that's on the street where you live. >> literally. i spoke this morning. >> it was a mass shooting. we don't know if it was related at al

down tonight with the celebration of rosh hashanah, the jewish new year.he country will be celebrating amid safety concerns. the increasing hostilities between israel and its neighbors have many jews on edge. some synagogues have hired extra security, along with the escalating situation between iran and israel. we are also approaching the one year mark of the war with hamas. >> even if we don't see anything or if we're not informed of any threats, we operate as if there are threats and we increase our security posture accordingly. >> going to the new year is not going to be sweet, sweet new year. it's going to be a year of remembering people from almost a year ago. on october seventh, and remember how many losses more we can have if we're not standing standing strong. so ye, this is a bastion of strength. >> some bay area synagogues say while they haven't had specific threats, this year, they will be screening the bags of people attending service tonight and through the holidays. >> 49ers offensive tackle trent williams is teaming up with campbell's chunky

as they are now, as we alluded to at sundown, the jewish community far and wide will be celebrating rosh hashanah. our kron four's philippe recall, spoke with bay area jewish leaders hoping for calm but bracing for everything else. >> a painful year for the jewish community worsen this week as missiles from iran again fired into israel. the backdrop of russia's shauna consider the jewish new year set to begin at sunset wednesday, ending at nightfall friday. yes, i'm concerned we shouldn't have to have security for religious services, but we do. we have more security this year than we've ever had before by mark blum says his congregation at temple. beth abraham in oakland is resilient. >> and will manage through this difficult time as it always does. i don't anticipate anything happen happening at all. i think for the most part, the people of oakland are good people. >> the police care about as we've private security as well. and our congress are also volunteering for security. so i think we're going to be just fine. that doesn't mean i'm not concerned. we're very pleased with the securit

. >> the jewish holiday of rosh hashanah begins tonight at sundown. it's also known as the jewish new year and is the start of the high holy days. as rabbi aaron hecht with the richmond torah center explains, rosh hashanah is a chance to begin the year with a positive and productive outlook. he says the current conflict between israel and iran only emphasizes the importance of optimism on this day, we start the new year with sweetness, with a somber reflection, but also with a very, very happy anticipation. >> i know it's going to be a great year, and that's what that's the hope and prayer that we all have, and that's what we're going to emphasize. >> rosh hashanah lasts until friday after nightfall. the high holy days end with yom kippur, the day of atonement, beginning the evening of october 11th. >> coming up on abc seven news at four. as we close in on the november election, we go in depth with the candidates for san francisco mayor and the tough issues that they're facing as workers finally return to the office. the popos are waiting. we'll tell

and on this first day of rosh hashanah, the jewish new year 10 is helpful for a fresh start. but her heartbreak, she says, for her people and what's happening to israel. >> we're all around and get the covid really trying to kill them. yes, for being, you know. for the really which is because liver the coast. so i think that on the northern part israel is very, very limited and needs the support countries. on the stands. i think that he needs to change course. and folks in u.s. today is not. on day war itself. >> when she refers to the northern part, he means the conflicts where hezbollah has been attacking northern israel. israel's now fighting back more forcefully there. she says she yearns for a time when sirens started going off as often as they are now. bank of america users reported problems accessing their funds online today. some on-line services do appear to be down. >> b of a says that these issues are being addressed and have largely been resolved. apologize for any inconvenience. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 4, according to some oakland councilmembers, there'

this as the community celebrate rosh hashanah, the jewish new year kron four's philippe djegal spoke with bay area jewish leaders hoping for calm and bracing for everything else. >> tyler gregory hopes and prays that russia shown us the jewish new year brings peace and calm to jews in the bay area across the nation and abroad. but we are concerned that it's not going to be had in that direction. gregory is ceo the jewish community relations council bay area. he says the recent iranian missile attacks on israel coupled with a year of anti-semitic hate spurred by the hamas terror attacks in israel one year ago. next monday have made for an emotionally crippling 12 months. and at the same time, they're provoke tourists. they're taking advantage of this moment. >> so we have to call that out. we have to call out the anti-semitism there, but we can't distracted from us being able to be who we are at important time of year. jewish community will take comfort in one another. and if you're not jewish, please reach out to your jewish friends. they're really not ok. rabbi marc being says his c

scarlet: i mentioned rosh hashanah. it begins tonight. yom kippur is next week.ear anniversary of october 7 is coming up. how do these factor into what iran decides to do and what israel decides to do? bobby: the thing was war is once the conflict begins -- i have seen this happen in the middle east and a number of conflicts that i have had the misfortune of covering -- considerations get thrown out the window. all the actions involved in war are predicated on tactics and strategies that have nothing to do with larger religious considerations. they have more to do with an opportunity, the target is within our sites, do we strike now? with things like that happen, commanders and political leaders do not stop to ask if it is appropriate on a friday or saturday. scarlet: that is an important point. it is something you do not think about as a civilian. there are headlines that just crossed. president biden saying he is talking to benjamin netanyahu soon and he would not support an attack on iran's nuclear sites. when israel decides to respond, the targets it will tak

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ganji, in fact, it is our youth team, my name is rosh , it is the youth team, and anyway, it requires new faces with motivation, so that in some way, in fact, we should be thanked. i don't know the conditions for creating motivation like this because of the hard work they do now and the rewards what did you do for him and how is fedrasi going to appreciate this team? thank you. we will never burden the children as a condition, we fight for the flag, we fight for our people, for the happiness of the nation, the greatest honor , the greatest capital, and the greatest gift for us is the smile of the people, and the honor for our country as a result of the first camp of our team. when will it start? is it possible on the second of mehr in tehran? yes, god willing, how many days is it? god willing , we can have all the players for 11 days . thank you , mr. abdi. let's actually send a strong national team to the competitions and make the country proud. thank you very much . mr. ganji asked the clubs for two times. good luck in the final stage of the nations cup , even though they are among

but also it's on rosh hashanah. but also it's quite typical for people to break their fast .k. we go into it with a meal and i'm always advising people, what's the best thing to start with? and then when you finish, very often people have a cup of tea. everyone has a cup of tea. yes. and you might have it with some honey cake or with some challah. >> now tell me. finally, victoria, we have to break into this. would you believe? because while i'm eating this cake, i'm told that sue gray, keir starmer's chief of staff, has resigned. so tell me something very quickly about that bread excel centre the cake. well , you excel centre the cake. well, you may need to send her this. you might need to send some of this to starmer, because i think it might be a difficult weekend for him. but go on, tell me about this bread. okay. so update our viewers here. >> we'll have a round loaf, normally a hollow bread if you can imagine. it would be a long plat. >> oh, that looks nice. >> oh, that looks nice. >> and we often stud it with raisins. >> this has reminded me a little bit of the italian

and as rosh hashanah, the jewish new year begins still no answer to the question how israel will respond to yesterday's ballistic missile attack by iran. president biden. today's said he'll speak with israeli prime minister relatively soon. he also says he doesn't support an attack on iran, nuclear facilities nic robertson is in tel aviv tonight lebanon, turning deadly for the idf on its second day the limited localized targeted raids, as the idf characterizes them, triggering fierce resistance helicopters inside israel, picking up the casualties in nearby trauma hospital, declaring a mass casualty event the idf confirming a dead and several others injured in attacks, hezbollah claims took place in three villages hours earlier, overlooking the area of at least one of the attacks. >> double glad resident or hatan already worrying about the troops i sing that it's very danger to the army to go to 11 on, because many, many trump's waiting for them. she refused to evacuate last year was busy preparing the truth holiday dinner for rosh hashanah the jewish new year and hopeful there raids woul

the community set to celebrate rosh hashanah. that's the jewish new year kron. 4 soup to call spoke with bay area jewish leaders who are hoping for calm. >> tyler gregory hopes and prays that russia shown us the jewish new year brings peace and calm to jews in the bay area across the nation and abroad. but we are concerned that it's not going to be had in that direction. gregory is ceo of the jewish community relations council bay area. he says the recent iranian missile attacks on israel coupled with a year of anti-semitic hate spurred by the hamas terror attacks in israel one year ago. next monday have made for an emotionally crippling 12 months. and at the same time, they're provoke tourists. they're taking advantage of this moment. >> so we have to call that out. we have to call out the anti-semitism there, but we can't distracted from us being able to be who we are at important time of year. jewish community will take comfort in one another. and if you're not jewish, please reach out to your jewish friends. they're really no

and on this wednesday morning, as israel and jews around the world wait to rosh hashanah, the jewish year, we wait to what the israeli government decides to do next, how they will respond to that huge irani and attack what targets they will aim at. "fox and friends" first is coming up next. thank you for being with us. >> i'm jonathan hunt in los angeles. i can take the deed to your house and i can transfer that deed into my name. the crime of title. what is that? what that means is that a criminal? they're able to steal the title to your home, typically by transfer it to another person. and then selling or borrowing money against the house. >> so they don't really want the physical property? no they just want to borrow against it or sell it. the great thing from a title thief's perspective, is that nobody realizes that i sold your house or refi announced it and borrowed money against it until i stop making those mortgage payments. >> so it could be six months later they start getting foreclosed on. most people credit cards and the credit card generally protects fraudulent charges on

we are rosh hashanah, the jewish new year. generally speaking, the israeli government tries to avoid putting its citizens through periods of escalation on jewish holy days, and there are several coming up. yom kippur coming swiftly on the heels of rosh hashanah. israeli officials saying while they are trying to thread the needles between the biden administration, the jewish calendar, they are determined to respond and it's a question of when, not if. >> you have touring the country and seeing the damage from the iranian missiles that were able to break through the iron dome. what did you see? >> reporter: so we were at a school in central israel earlier today in one of those roughly 180 ballistic missiles came down just in front of that school. you're seeing it on your screen there. the impact blasting through the walls of two lower floor classrooms. now, the strike happening almost exactly 24 hours ago. it was at night. those classrooms were empty. there were no children inside. and as we have been talking about, almost mirac

named after vangurion has once again begun accepting civilian airliners, although today, on the eve of rosh hashanah, the jewish new year, the airport is deserted and sparsely populated; few people are trying to fly to israel today. sergei pashkov, alexander ivanyuk, anastasia demyanets, vesti israel. these images have flown around the world, the launch of ballistic missiles from launch sites all over iran. residents of the islamic republic were able to watch live on state television on huge screens installed in the squares of major cities. jubilant crowds both last night and not only the streets of iran, but also yemen, lebanon, iraq, and jordan were filled with people this afternoon. in all countries of the so-called resistance axis, the news of the missile strike on israel was met with enthusiasm. iran's sovereignty and the recent atrocities of this in response to the violation of the national criminal regime, we are launching operation true promise 2. the aerospace forces of the islamic revolutionary guard corps, according to their own statement, used only a small part of their arsenal,

hassan gholami and his friends, the village of karim abad rosh khar in razavi khorasan, which has been empty for several years, is getting a new life. i wish this had never happened until now, considering that there was a shortage of water, but now, alhamdulillah, they should have a plan to build a reservoir and a surplus water transmission line. more than 1,500 kilometers away, reza mohammad jani from the village of shaygh in ordville province. he brought what he learned in the university with him to the agricultural lands and with his activities, the income of the villagers has quadrupled. we trained 30 villages before cultivation. this is due to the fact that the report of the iranian statistics center shows that the average age of the villagers is 58 years old. some rural youth in different parts of the country to change the existing conditions the villages established an organization called young farmers club. experience is not an accident, it is not an event, it is not falling to the ground, it is not seeing an earthquake and flood. the way we deal with floods or earthquakes can

well, you're now catching me in the middle of a rosh hashanah dinner.hashanah dinner. this is a jewish holiday to celebrate the new years. and this is something that i've been invited to at my friend's house, because i'm. i'm a christian, and i'm a non—jew. and this is how we continue on living. this is something that is really particular for us. the islamic repubuc particular for us. the islamic republic of iran yesterday crossed another major line while escalating the situation, sending about 180 ballistic missiles towards all of israel's citizens. i don't know if you noficed citizens. i don't know if you noticed that, but israel is jewish. they are christians. they are muslims, they are bedouins, and all of us were a target by the islamic republic of iran yesterday. and the idf and the israeli defence forces did everything in its power in order to make sure that none of any civilians would be, harmed. and this is something that we are seeing consistently , are seeing consistently, consistently since the beginning of this war. the islamic you said it r

rosh hashanah also known as the jewish new year community members here in the bay area say the recent missile attacks on israel and continued anti-semitism. it made things tough emotionally. >> i'm there. provoke tourists are taking advantage of this moment. so we have to call that out. we have to call out the anti-semitism there, but we can't distracted from us being able to be who we are. >> community members are hoping the jewish new year brings peace and calm. >> rent control is on the ballot this november with a prop. 33 currently local governments are not allowed to cap rent on single-family homes and apartments built after 1995. landlords can also raise the rent once a tenant moves out. if prop 33 passes, it would give local governments more authority to enforce rent control on newer buildings. it's sparking a debate on whether or not the measure, though, will actually help renters. >> people can't afford to live here anymore. we have more people rent burden in the state of california than anywhere in the entire country. this would decrease the incentive for folks to build hous

against iran swiftly, but adds the timeline on when exactly to strike is complicated by the start of roshhashanah this evening, followed soon after by other jewish holidays. in washington, brie jackson nbc news. still ahead getting you ready for decision 2024 tonight, we dig deeper into proposition six, which would stop forcing prisoners from having to work while incarcerated. good news involving the covid surge that has been stubbornly sticking around all summer and beyond. what experts are saying now and what could lie ahead. and we continue to track that heat right now, numbers are slowly starting to drop down. 102 in concord, 106 in livermore, and after 109, in santa rosa, currently 101. i'm back with what's going to nurse should continue to be forced to work. proposition six would stop the use of forced labor in prison. nbc bay area's ian cull explains what that would mean. right now, the california constitution bans the use of forced labor, but makes an exception when it's punishment for a crime. that means prisoners who don't have a qualifying exemption can be forced to work while

of creation, this is the sixth day of creation, but we celebrate the day of the creation of man, as roshehan, as a new year, because from this day the accounting of all mankind begins, we are all descendants of adam and eve, adam and hava, and accordingly, this is a day, which is on the one hand a big holiday, on the other. the idea of ​​​​rosha shan is completely different in the country, this rosha shan is translated not as the beginning of the year, but as the head of the year, this is the day that determines the entire subsequent year, it is believed that the almighty opens the book of health, well-being, life, uh, a variety of books in which the fate of each person is recorded, so this is a very responsible, important day, this is the day repentance, the day of forgiveness of the almighty for a good sweet year, as we ... wish, this is a rethinking of everything that we have done badly, that cannot be carried over to the new year, that good that we are obliged to carry over, to increase in the coming year, this is the deep meaning of this holiday, and i want to emphasize that all of u

despite all warnings, more than 30,000 pilgrims arrived in uman, cherkasy oblast, to celebrate rosh hashanah. this was reported by the united jewish community of ukraine. at the same time, there are more than 14,000 applicants prochans, hasids could not reach the city. some of them are due to yesterday's massive shelling of israel. by iran, closing the airspace and canceling flights. every year pilgrims come to uman to visit the grave of tzadik nachman, and rozhgashan is one of the most important holidays in the jewish calendar. seven people died and 16 others were injured in the terrorist attack in telyavu. among the injured is a ukrainian woman, as reported by the ambassador of ukraine to israel yevhen kornichok. it became known that among the wounded during the shooting in the district... jaffa, alone the citizen has a ukrainian passport. according to preliminary information, nothing threatens her life. currently, about 15,000 ukrainians remain in israel, the diplomat added. let me remind you that the day before the missile attack by iran, unknown persons opened fire in talyava. in the ca

potential threats as they're in the middle of the celebrating the high holidays, beginning this week with rosh hashanah and all of the one. all of this with the backdrop of a one year mark since hamas's attack in israel approaches. abc seven news reporter tara campbell reports that temples across the bay area are beefing up security. >> the sights and sounds of the october seventh hamas attack on israel, now nearly one year later, federal agencies warning the anniversary could fuel violence. >> we're paying attention to security needs all year long and of course, they're usually heightened at the high holidays. >> and given the anniversary of october 7th, even more so. >> the jewish community federation manages security across northern california and says preparations are well underway, even though there are no specific or credible threats. >> we're always worried about lone actors. >> in a joint statement, the fbi and department of homeland security saying monday's anniversary, quote, may be a motivating factor for violent extremists and hate crime perpetrators to engage in violence or threat

his rosh hashanah, the start of the jewish new year tonight, but as israelis celebrate, tensions areling over iran's huge missile strikes last night and how israel will respond. of the nearly 200 missiles fired by iran, israeli defenses shot down almost all of them. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: not without the help of u.s. destroyers based in the eastern mediterranean. but some missiles did get through. >> no! >> reporter: like the one that smashed this car, leaving twisted metal and a massive crater in this residential area outside tel aviv. the israeli military has vowed to strike back. "we have the capabilities to reach any point in the middle east," said the head of the armed forces. "our enemies, who have not understood this yet, will soon understand." that message being carried across the northern border today. israeli military video shows troops advancing through the mountains of southern lebanon and entering villages, as it announced close quarter fighting with hezbollah, and the deaths of eight soldiers. thousands more are being sent as part of what the israeli military is ca

well celebrations of rosh hashanah have begun in bay area jewish communities.ewish new year celebration was held at chabad of san francisco. there was a candlelight ceremony and a prayer led by women based upon the belief that women bring light and peace into the home, and a meal of apple, honey and challah that holds symbolic meanings in the jewish faith. >> the theme is like things that are sweet because we're hoping for a sweet new year. we want things in this coming year to be positive, to be sweet, to be enjoyable, to be fun, to be light. pomegranate has many seeds and we want to have lots of positivity, lots of seeds, lots of goodness, lots of positive things happening to us this year. >> the jewish new year celebration began at sundown last night. it will end after nightfall tomorrow. time now, 757. a federal investigation confirms the deadly wildfire last year on maui and hawaii was sparked from an earlier brush fire that was never fully put out. that original fire was caused by a downed power line on august 8th of 2023. it reignited later that day, rac

he also called a meeting of g7 leaders. >> celebrations of rosh hashanah have begun.h new year celebration was held at chabad of san francisco last night. there was a candlelight ceremony and prayer led by women, based on the belief that women bring light and peace into the home. there's also a meal of apple, honey and challah, which holds symbolic meaning in the jewish faith. >> the theme is like things that are sweet because we're hoping for a sweet new year. we want things in this coming year to be positive, to be sweet, to be enjoyable, to be fun, to be light. pomegranate has many seeds and we want to have lots of positivity, lots of seeds, lots of goodness, lots of positive things happening to us this year. >> the jewish new year celebration began at sundown last night and ends after nightfall tomorrow. >> our time now. 546 san francisco voters had a chance to hear from the two men who are running to become sheriff. the forum was held at the internet archive last night in the inner richmond. it was hosted by the league of women voters of san francisco and the acl

.. to the united jewish community of ukraine, that is, to uman of the cherkasy region to celebrate rosh hashanah, the jewish new year , more than 30,000 hasidim have already arrived, and according to representatives of the jewish community, more than 14 thousand hasidim could not reach uman, some of them could not get to the city due to the mass shelling of israel that happened the day before, the relevant problems are related to the closure of the airspace, and... now we will learn the details from oleg ganych, the first deputy mayor of uman. so, marta oliarnyk, a minute ago asked a basic question. how everything looks now. uman during the war, hasidim from the state of israel, which is subject to regular ballistic attacks, go to ukraine from war to war. although, well, uman is a relatively peaceful city, although we understand that the enemy can fire. and uman during the celebration of the jewish new year. mr. deputy mayor, i have the floor. yes, look, it means that uman is also in a state of war, because we are in ukraine, and on today, 31,500 hasidic pilgrims arrived, although we, a

potential threats as they're in the middle of the celebrating the high holidays, beginning this week with rosh hashanah and all of the one. all of this with the backdrop of a one year mark since hamas's attack in israel approaches. abc seven news reporter tara campbell reports that temples across the bay area are beefing up security. >> the sights and sounds of the october seventh hamas attack on israel, now nearly one year later, federal agencies warning the anniversary could fuel violence. >> we're paying attention to security needs all year long and of course, they're usually heightened at the high holidays. >> and given the anniversary of october 7th, even more so. >> the jewish community federation manages security across northern california and says preparations are well underway, even though there are no specific or credible threats. >> we're always worried about lone actors. >> in a joint statement, the fbi and department of homeland security saying monday's anniversary, quote, may be a motivating factor for violent extremists and hate crime perpetrators to engage in violence or threat

more than 30,000 pilgrims arrived in uman cherkasy region for the celebration of rosh hashanah. this was reported by the united jewish community of ukraine. simultaneously. more than 14,000 pilgrims and hasidim could not reach the city, some of them due to yesterday's massive shelling by israel and iran, the closure of the airspace and the cancellation of flights. every year pilgrims come to uman to visit the grave of tzadik nachman, and roshgashana is one of the most important holidays in the jewish calendar. radio dictator of the national. 2,024 ukrainians will write on friday, october 25. traditionally, the event will take place before the day of ukrainian writing and which language is celebrated. on october 27, radiod will be broadcast on all public television, radio and digital platforms. who will write the text and read it live will be known later. these are the things for the moment, i tell you see you at 4 p.m. onwards, a lot of not only useful, but also interesting information from marta olyarnyk and antin borkovskyi. greetings, this is svoboda live on radio svoboda. we

rosh has put special emphasis on is using the capacities of the capital market , which must first return that trust to this market and that we have plans let's consider that these plans, in addition to having a high yield, can also have benefits for the economy , that is, the plan of the ministry of economy is to shift financing from the bank to financing from the market. if there is going to be credit direction , this credit direction is from the current liquidity because when we are closing the liquidity to a very low number, we are probably no longer connected to the banking system and the central bank network to be able to finance our plans, so we need to move from the banking system to the capital market and be able to get capital. but here is a point. what projects are funds attracted to? to projects that have a high economic range and people are sure that this project can have a suitable id for them after two or three years. if it is supposed that we want the designs to be ordered let's be clear, investors are definitely not moving in this direction, and the investment we are cons

israelis are marking rosh hashanah today, thejewish new year to look ahead to another year to look aheadpeople in the region. instead of the next phase, the cliche of the day after, what can we do to begin to diplomatically address the underlying conditions that have led to this tragedy?— led to this tragedy? john, good to talk to you. _ led to this tragedy? john, good to talk to you. thank _ led to this tragedy? john, good to talk to you. thank you - led to this tragedy? john, good to talk to you. thank you for i to talk to you. thank you for your assessment. we'll bring you more from the escalating situation in the middle east — including work from our bbc verify team looking into what we've been able to confirm from the iranian strike. and we look at the highlights from last night's vice presidential debate — including the controversial mic muting moment. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. let's look now at what we have been able to confirm about the iranian missile attacks on israel. the full extent of any damage is not yet clear — and our corres

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yesterday evening, with the sunset, one of the main jewish holidays - rosh. a shana.joyful, beautiful, cheerful, when it is customary to treat friends close, sing songs and wish a sweet new year to a friend. friends, shalom to all from the future, from the year 5785. this is exactly the year that comes according to the jewish calendar. roshashana. jewish new year. in the jewish youth club, the new year mood is in full swing for more than a month. volunteers prepare. the sound of the shafar, another tradition is to light candles on the festive table, all the dishes on it are symbols of the new year, they begin the meal with a sip of wine or grape juice a piece of challah, this kind of bread. during the year we always eat oblong challah, narosh shana for the new year we bake round challah, why this shape, there are several explanations, one of them says that the cyclicality of the year, the annual cycle one ends, another begins. and only on new year's do they bake sweet challah. however, there should be a lot of sweets on the table. new apples with honey, tzimis, carrot

this is my week of the most holiest time of my year between rosh hashanah and yom kippur.st hurts. we should be talking about the hostages, we should figure out how to do a cease-fire and take out iran. >> i read a piece this morning that talked about western civilization and western civilization is standing in the way of the perpetuation and preservation of western civilization. israel or ukraine, holding back the need to secure those elements of what's so important in the world. >> the western world, western civilization owes a massive debt to israel for what it's done in the last year and done over a long period of time. particularly in the last year in terms of inflicting the damage. let's make no mistake about it. the israelis, thank god executed last week the iranian leaders talk about it in these terms. of course they see israel as something they want to eliminate. the wider objective of essentially controlling the west, bringing the west back under -- as it was -- some of it was 600 years ago back under the control of the extreme islamic ideology that they have. is