The Israeli media has descended upon a very pleasant American guest, the actor and Oscar winner John Voight, who arrived as a guest of Tzach.

The Israeli media has descended upon a very pleasant American guest, the actor and Oscar winner John Voight, who arrived as a guest of Tzach.

Channel 10's interview with the actor was broadcast on the evening news. Voight expressed deep feelings and sympathy for Israel and the Jewish people, saying that, "Israel is a blessing for all humanity. G-d gave this land to the Jews and they shouldn't be giving it away to others." After meeting with victims of terrorist attacks, the actor's voice became choked with tears as he spoke of the suffering of the Jewish people.

CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn [CHI] — Monday, a Lubavitcher Yeshiva school bus full of young children was pelted with stones as it was making its ro">  ...Continue

CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn [CHI] — Monday, a Lubavitcher Yeshiva school bus full of young children was pelted with stones as it was making its rounds dropping children off. The incident took place on President Street between Utica and Schenectady as the bus began pulling away, when the driver noticed a large group of youths and all of a sudden a few rocks hit the bus.

The driver, Reb Dovid Astulin said, “All of a sudden I hear ‘BOOM BOOM’, and I right away stopped the bus.” He then tried to chase after the group while calling police and Shomrim but they scattered and it was impossible for him to follow them.

The bus monitor remained with the children on the bus and made sure no one was injured B”H. One of the stones came crashing through a window just where a child lay sleeping and landed in the isle between the seats, and the second stone busted another window, also just narrowly missing two children who were sitting in that seat.

The driver, bus monitor and two mothers witnessed the incident and described the group as Black youths around the ages of just 10 to 12 years old. Another disturbing note was that the witnesses said it appeared that the kids already had the stones in their possession.

The commanding officer of the 71st Precinct responded to the scene along with a sergeant and the community patrol unit and had detectives assigned to the case.