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He was loud on television and relentless off it. To understand what America and the Jewish community lost, look past the microphone

In the final weeks of his life, Senator Lindsey Graham was laying the groundwork for what he hoped would become a historic agreement establishing formal relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel.

President Donald J. Trump marked the first official trading day for “Trump Accounts” on Monday by ringing a ceremonial opening bell in the Oval Office, joined by leaders from the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq.

Great Neck couple Dr. Paul and Drora Brody visited the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem on Monday, July 13, accompanied by a group of American and Israeli activists.

In a political climate defined by upheaval and unpredictable outcomes, the June 23 Democratic primary for New York’s 6th Congressional District delivered a clear message.

One morning last October, leaders of the Queens Jewish Alliance (QJA) discovered an official-looking political endorsement circulating on social media that bore the organization’s logo and purported to announce its support for Republican City Council candidate Jonathan Rinaldi. There was only one problem: The organization had never endorsed him. Like many civic organizations, QJA interviews candidates and issues endorsements intended to help voters evaluate local races.

For one memorable Shabbos, Kew Gardens Hills became home to one of today’s respected Torah leaders. HaRav Shlomo Kanievsky, Rosh Yeshivah of Yeshiva Tiferet Tzion in Bnei Brak, and son of the late Maran Sar HaTorah HaRav Chaim Kanievsky ztk”l, spent the weekend hosted by Kehila Charm Circle on Park Drive East, allowing many residents to meet the Rav before concluding his visit with an intimate Sunday morning gathering on June 21 at the home of Yaakov and Atara Serle on 70th Avenue.