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Some 200 elderly people from Ukrainian capital’s Jewish community stayed in guesthouses in Lublin and Lodz to escape ravages of winter and war; ‘In Poland, we had the opportunity to provide them with quality medical care, in a special hospital for elderly and without fear of missiles and the terror of war,’ says Rabbi Jonathan Markowitz

As part of the new position, the rabbinate of the prisons under the direction of Ariel Markovich will be responsible for providing educational, spiritual and moral support to prisoners.

The prison rabbinate will be responsible for providing educational, spiritual and moral support to inmates, as well as religious services during Jewish holidays - Click the link for more details.

Leslie H. Smith, spokesperson for the Department of Lawyer Regulation of The Florida Bar informed local Historic City News reporters that the Florida Supreme Court has recently disciplined 19 attorneys, disbarring three, suspending nine, reprimanding one and revoking the licenses of six. Attorneys suspended for periods of 91 days and longer must undergo a rigorous…

Two months ago, in federal district court in Ft. Lauderdale, Jonathan and Daniel Markovich were sentenced to respective terms of imprisonment of 188 months and 97 months. The brothers...

Brothers Jonathan and Daniel Markovich have been sentenced to lengthy prison terms after a federal jury found them guilty of bilking $112 million out of private insurance companies for bogus addiction treatment services.

(JTA) - Fleeing Odessa with 300 Jewish orphans, Rabbi Shlomo Baksht was terrified that Russian bombs would hit his convoys three buses. Twice during

Israeli Chabad emissaries in Ukraine and neighboring countries feel responsible for the safety and well-being of their Jewish communities.

Community using routine to tackle anxiety, Odessa’s rabbi says, as the war in Ukraine rages on

A lawyer who partly owned two South Florida addiction treatment centers and a patient recruiter who worked for him pleaded guilty Wednesday to healthcare-related criminal charges, joining a physician who admitted guilt earlier in the week in a $112 million insurance fraud case involving“ sober homes.”. All three defendants opted to strike plea deals offered...