Queens Jewish Link
Connecting the Queens Jewish Community Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu grew up in West Jerusalem but spent his high...
When swastikas began appearing across Queens – spray-painted on synagogues, schools and homes – Daniel Rosen, president and co-founder of IMPACT, knew the Jewish community could not stay silent.
Queens College President Frank H. Wu will preside over the school’s 102nd commencement exercises on Thursday, May 28, at 9 a.m. on the campus quadrangle. Over 4,000 degree candidates will be recognized, with the college awarding approximately 4,300 undergraduate and graduate degrees to an estimated audience of 7,000 ticketholders.
Atidaynu Students Celebrate Mother’s Day Through Fragrance, Creativity, and Heartfelt Appreciation
BROOKLYN, N.Y. — Some gifts are bought. Some are wrapped. Some are placed in a bag with tissue paper and a ribbon.
At the time of Matan Torah on Shavuos, klal Yisrael stood together at Har Sinai “k’ish echad b’leiv echad” – like one person with one heart. Before giving the Torah, Hashem brought the entire nation into perfect unity, teaching us that the Torah is only given when every Jew is present, every voice matters, and every individual has a unique place within klal Yisrael.
On May 3, 2026, Yeshiva University hosted Antisemitism in the United States Today: Current Social Science Research, a landmark, allday conference that brought together some of the nation’s most influential scholars to confront contemporary antisemitism through a social science lens. Cosponsored by YU’s Wurzweiler School of Social Work and the Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology, the conference set a new standard in the effort to tackle antisemitism, directly addressing urgent challenges such as online bigotry and bias on college campuses.
Hundreds of people of all faiths gathered Sunday, May 10, in Yellowstone Park to stand united against antisemitism following a disturbing wave of swastika graffiti and anti-Jewish vandalism targeting synagogues, homes, and community institutions throughout Forest Hills and Rego Park.
