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Connecting the Queens Jewish Community Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu grew up in West Jerusalem but spent his high...
A successful broadcasting career is often measured by ratings and longevity. But what a broadcaster chooses to do with that success can be just as important.
New York City Comptroller Mark Levine’s clarification of his position on Israel Bonds has helped ease concerns among Jewish communal leaders following criticism of his decision not to resume the city’s purchases. His October 15 statement reaffirmed his support for Israel and explained how restrictions introduced under his predecessor, Brad Lander, have complicated efforts to restore the investments.
The New York State Democratic Party has passed a resolution condemning antisemitism. It was first reported Oct. 18, less than three weeks after Mayor Zohran Mamdani rolled out a $26 million plan to fight anti-Jewish hate.
Touro University unveiled Project Zikaron, a digital archive containing more than 1.2 million pages of historical materials documenting over 16,000 Jewish communities worldwide, including thousands destroyed during the Holocaust.
On Sunday, November 1, morning services will once again be available for the convenience of the many Jewish runners from across the country and around the globe who will be participating in the 55th edition of this world-famous road race. Begun in 1983, the International Minyan for NYC Marathoners is the most frequently recurring religious service of any kind, at any major sporting event, anywhere in the world.
As we read Parshas Vayera, we learn a powerful lesson from Avraham Avinu about what it means to truly care for another person.
