Rafi Peretz
ZAKA chairman loses father to COVID while still sitting shiva for mother
"Death has knocked on our door ... landing stroke after stroke on us. All within 30 days. Our pain is as large as the ocean, who shall heal us?," ZAKA chairman Yehuda Meshi Zahav wrote.
Bayit Yehudi to hold leadership primaries, Netanyahu interferes
Jerusalem Affairs Minister Rafi Peretz leaving politics
Jerusalem Botanical Garden to light up for Winter Lights festival
J'lem Mayor Moshe Lion attends Torah dedication against COVID-19 regulations
Also on Thursday night, events were shut down for Health Ministry regulation violations, including 15 weddings and a nightclub.
Parties start membership drives
Jerusalem Affairs and Heritage Minister Rafi Peretz sent a letter to the party’s current members informing them of a “big membership drive of religious Zionists."
Peretz entering government as minister of Jerusalem affairs and heritage
With Peretz, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition will have 73 MKs.
Which students and teachers still need to stay home from school?
Children who have had recurrent hospitalizations due to complex illnesses will not be allowed to return to school without first
Education, Diaspora ministers decline to condemn Bible Contest remarks
Dr. Avshalom Kor said of one of the international contestants who had a rather sombre expression on their face “What does he have to smile about, he lives in exile.”
Peretz: Religious schools to open, coronavirus regulations will be kept
The education minister said that “we will continue to do everything to benefit all segments of the population.”
Education Ministry: School administrators to return to work next week
The only administrators that will be allowed to return, according to the statement, will be school principals, deputy principals, secretaries and janitors.
Rafi Peretz requests to open daycares, schools return in online classrooms
Peretz said in a Facebook post that his request to re-open preschools and grade school up to third grade was rejected during the Saturday night ministerial meeting.
Education Ministry: No decision yet made about school after Passover
Distance learning has proven itself. We have received excellent responses from teachers and students, if the situation persists, we will put in more agenda."
Auschwitz museum does not want visitors from countries affected by coronavirus
In a statement posted last week on its website, the museum said it is “monitoring this issue on an ongoing basis.
US, Germany, Mexico, 6 others seek to ban gay 'conversion therapy'
LGBT+ people - some children - have undergone abuses like lobotomies, castration and masturbatory reconditioning in the past, in a bid to change their sexual orientation or gender identity, ILGA said
