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University at Buffalo researchers look into past of the coffee bean to create a high quality genome

Researchers unveil Arabica coffee's ancient origins and genetic secrets, aiding in creating climate-resistant varieties for the future amidst climate change threats.

Met Council expects to feed 300,000 poor New Yorkers over Passover

More than 230 distribution events have been organized throughout the five boroughs of New York City as well as in Westchester, Albany, Connecticut, and New Jersey.

In the 1800s, New York’s Jewish elite dined at ‘The Kosher Delmonico’

Having worked as a kosher butcher before immigrating, Felix Marx set out to create a Delmonico’s-style offering for well-to-do, observant Jews.

By SCOTT D. SELIGMAN/JTA
17/04/2024
 Israeli soldiers use a tank during a military drill in the Golan Heights, February 20, 2024

UJA Federation of New York invests NIS 40 million in support of front-line municipalities in Israel

The newly announced funds will extend direct support to all 39 communities that have been evacuated from the northern front-line areas.

Hezbollah flag flies, US flag burns as calls for death to US sound at NYC protest

The American flag of a counter-protester was set on fire and had to be put out by nearby police officers.

Innovation unleashed: Tech-Talk & Cheers at the Jerusalem Post Annual Conference

The event will take place on June 3, and will feature two hours of innovation panels with seasoned and start-up entrepreneurs, tech investors and bankers.

Orthodox Jewish man stabbed multiple times outside New York home

The victim is now in stable condition after receiving surgery and police are still reportedly searching for a suspect.

Holocaust survivor remembers her real-life rescuer played by Anthony Hopkins in ‘One Life’

Hanna has seen “One Life” several times, including at the New York premiere in January, and says watching the film was not especially disturbing to her, but makes her emotional.

By STEVE NORTH/JTA
11/04/2024

NY club cancels Israeli band over 'The Jews' name

The hard-rock band, also known as I.U.D.M., which is planning an American tour next month, got word from the Brooklyn Monarch that their scheduled May show will not go on.

Trump: It would be 'great honor' to go to jail for violating gag order

The looming hush-money trial is one of four criminal cases Trump is confronting ahead of the US election.

By REUTERS
07/04/2024
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