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Cameron Kasky: Jewish progressive running for Congress after West Bank solidarity mission
Kasky, the Jewish Parkland school shooting survivor and gun control activist, said in an interview that his stance on Israel doesn’t make him an outlier.
At a former driving school, Kehillat Harlem plants roots for Jewish life uptown
Diaspora Jewish leadership is speaking a language the world no longer understands - opinion
Orthodox Jewish judge to preside over Maduro's criminal proceedings in NY
Fired NY Rabbi says accusations of synagogue coup are 'hurtful'
Schneier’s allies accused Goldschmidt of inappropriately sharing synagogue members’ email addresses and of orchestrating a coup to replace Schneier, 91, who has led the synagogue for nearly 60 years.
Sunrise NYC rejects decision by DC affiliate to shun ‘Zionist’ partners
Reporter’s Notebook: Bennett went to KJ, a shul with a special place in his heart, for the holiday
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett prayed at the legendary Kehilat Jeshurun synagogue in Manhattan on the holiday.
For Bennett, a friendly crowd at a New York shul
Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun – packed with a crowd of nearly 200 select members – welcomed back Bennett, who marked 100 days in office last week, and his staff.
Tel Aviv’s Sherry Herring sandwich shop to open in Manhattan
The original Sherry Herring store is located in Shuk HaNamal, an outdoor food market established in 2010 at the Tel Aviv port.
Video of Jewish NYC City Council candidate in BDSM exposed on Twitter
"I didn't want anyone to see that, but here we are," said the city council candidate about the leaked video.
Leading Manhattan DA candidate reportedly paid no federal income taxes
Tali Farhadian Weinstein – who, if elected, would take over the investigation relating to former President Trump’s taxes – reported income as high as $107 million but paid no federal income taxes.
WATCH: Pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian protesters clash in Times Square
Protests had later escalated to violence, with the NYPD arresting multiple protesters in Times Square.
Bukharian 24-year-old aims for NYC’s City Council
“The community is very conservative,” the 24-year-old said in an interview on Queens Boulevard and 63rd Drive.
Morris Dickstein, literary critic and public intellectual, dies at 81
A longtime professor of English and theater at the City University of New York, Dickstein was one of the last survivors of a generation of “New York intellectuals."
