Manhattan
Israeli victims of Iranian terrorism among those to be compensated after sale of NYC skyscraper
The United States first sought to seize the 650 Fifth Avenue skyscraper in 2008, after learning of the Iranian government-owned bank’s secret interest in the property.
In striking Kharg Island, Trump struck the choke point of Iran’s oil economy - opinion
What Bret Stephens got wrong in his ‘State of World Jewry’ address - opinion
New York UN School ignored Jewish teacher's antisemitism complaints, investigated her instead
NYC Jews volunteer after pro-Palestinian baristas quit Israeli-owned cafe
Caffe Aronne had to shut down after two of the cafe’s baristas quit their jobs due to the cafe's support of Israel – until local Jews stepped up to help.
Pro-Palestinian protesters call for ceasefire at Grand Central Terminal
The demonstration, organized by the anti-Zionist organization Jewish Voice for Peace, was but one of many anti-Israel protests in NYC in the past week.
Pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian demonstrators face off on Manhattan streets
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators approached the people who had come to the End Jew Hatred rally, screaming, “Hey hey, ho ho, Israel has got to go!”
Facing declining enrollment, Schechter Manhattan to close at end of school year
Schechter Manhattan’s closure means that only one school with roots in the Conservative movement remains in the five boroughs.
WATCH: Sea lion uses NYC flooding to make grand escape
The sea lion was only out for a brief period of time and never left the sight of Central Park Zoo personnel.
Anti-Netanyahu protest message screened on UN HQ in New York
The message was displayed on the eve of the High Court of Justice's hearing on the law to abolish the reasonableness standard and in light of Netanyahu's planned visit to New York City next week.
Louise Levy, ‘supercentenarian’ subject of longevity study among Ashkenazi Jews, dies at 112
The Longevity Genes Project aims to explore the “good” genes that allow people to live well into the triple digits.
New York crane snaps and crashes into street, injuring six
Multiple civilians and firefighters suffered minor injuries when the crane boom, a 16-ton load of concrete being lifted and debris from the nearby building fell into the street.
New children's book depicts Jewish Theological Seminary's devastating 1966 library fire
The 56-page book detailed a historical event she had never heard of before: the 1966 library fire at the Jewish Theological Seminary, in Morningside Heights.
Simcha Rothman claims NYC protesters were 'violent'
"A small group of violent protesters attacked me and my wife as we waked late at night in New York," Rothman wrote on Sunday.
