Ambassador Gilad Erdan speaks to UN Secretary General for the first time, stresses the importance of the fight against anti-Semitism.

One hundred years to the day after the ratification of the 19th Amendment that granted women the right to vote in the United States of America, U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that he intends to grant a posthumous pardon to Ine of the most prominent figures in the women"s suffrage movement.Fox News reports that Susan B. Anthony will be the beneficiary of this presidential pardon Anthony died in 1906 and did not merit to see the fruits of her efforts.

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Over 1,500 Jews living in the United Arab Emirates get everything from kosher food to religious classes at the Dubai Jewish community center

The United States has reported 520 deaths due to coronavirus-related complications in the last day.The total death toll since the outbreak of the epidemic now stands at 169,870 people, with a total of 5,422,242 confirmed infections. This translates to a 3% mortality rate.

Due to coronavirus regulations, Olam Yitzhak (the Hall of the Patriarch Isaac) in the Cave of the Patriarchs (Me'arat Hamachpeilah) in Hebron will not be opened to the public.The administration of the site has announced that other parts of the site will be open until 21:45, with up to 30 people granted admittance at any Ine time. Visitors will Inly be permitted to remain inside the building for 15 minutes. Prayer services are being held outside, In the plaza adjacent to the site, in an area covered with a canopy for sun protection, with chairs provided for worshipers. Today (Rosh Chodesh Elul) it is expected that larger crowds than usual will be arriving at the site for prayer, which will cause longer waiting times than usual for those wishing to enter the building.

Speaking with Galei Tzahal this morning, coalition head MK Miki Zohar (Likud) said that an agreement In the state budget has yet to be reached between his party and Blue & White, and that things are not looking so great at the present moment."We still haven't reached an understanding with Blue & White," he said. "But we hope to make progress at today's meeting of the Knesset's Finance Committee regarding legislation to postpone the final date for passing a budget, in order to enable the Knesset plenum to pass the bill in its second and third readings."When he was asked if he thought that Alternate Prime Minister Benny Gantz would actually become Prime Minister in November of 2021, as is stipulated in the coalition agreement that formed the current unity government, Zohar was pessimistic. "Judging by the behavior of Blue & White right now, it certainly doesn't look like it," he said.