News about David Usher

At John F. Kennedy Airport on Wednesday night, the crowds erupted as Jewish families dispersed at the gate proudly as they waved off young IDF reservists heading to war with Hamas terrorists. Passengers flooded terminal four to show unwavering support to all those returning to the warzone, whether they fight, deliver weapons, or simply return home to their families - each with a unique tale to tell. Politicians and supporters joined the crowd in a ferocious display of dancing, singing, and celebrating before boarding their EL AL flight, which many passengers spent days trying to get a seat on the country's sole airline.

Two Jewish Americans from Tel Aviv have shared their harrowing flight, barely avoiding Hamas missiles as rockets rained down on Ben Gurion Airport. Dr. Nissan Levy, a resident physician, and David Usher, a physical therapist, all 28, travelled from Israel to Dubai before returning home to New York. Rocket sirens blared as they arrived at their flight in Israel on Monday, sparking chaos ensued. The anxiety grew as they boarded their flight when a rocket struck a nearby flight just as they ascended the ramp into the plane.

Judith Wadsworth (left), the bride-to-be's mother, had arrived at the hotel ahead of her daughter's wedding, which was scheduled to take place the next day. Nicholas Bannister (right) hit her with his Range Rover while crossing an access road. When the grandmother was struck by the car, she was walking from the car park to the Coniston Hotel and Spa's main reception. Bannister, the hotel's owner and managing director, had walked a short distance from the front of the hotel and is estimated to have been traveling between 9mph and 12mph at the time, according to Bradford Crown Court. Dr. David Usher, an ergonomics specialist, told the jury today that he had reviewed all of the available facts to determine Mrs Wadsworth's 'conspicuity' from both Mrs Wadsworth to Bannister and the Range Rover to Mrs Wadsworth.