Video from the scene showed Muslim men and women praying, shouting at police officers as the officers removed worshippers.

The bill is being prepared for its first reading on the Knesset floor and is likely to pass its first reading this week.

The blast occurred in the center of Kireyevsk, located some 220 km (140 miles) south of Moscow.

OTS’s Rabbi Brander: “For the first time in my life I fear this collapse and the rift between our two Jewish communities”

Canadian Olim said that “you claim to be our voice in the Knesset. Now is the time to stand up for the Zionist vision that has inspired thousands just like us to make Israel our home.”

The fact that the bill passed with 61 MKs in favor will increase its chances of remaining intact.

Israeli security forces are now examining the possibility that the terrorist may have had help inside the country.

Here’s a small example of the interconnectivity in the book. Please pay close attention, for this excerpt is much like the book itself – fascinating but a little hard to follow.