Tag: Chaim Deutsch
After Board of Regents Tightens Grip on Yeshivas, Agudath Israel Warns ‘We Will Not...
NYS Sen. Mike Martucci: “Much of the press and many politicians who regularly display antisemitic tendencies are on a mission to undermine and malign the Hasidic community."
Eliot Engel the Likely Loser in NY Primaries, AOC Wins 70% of her District
One pro-Israel Congressman, Jerry Nadler, appears to have escaped harm in the 10th District in Manhattan
Can NY Jews Go Out After Curfew for Religious Needs?
There have been numerous inquiries about going to the Mikvah or to a Minyan for Maariv...
Free Kosher Meals Available to Needy Jewish New Yorkers – If They Can Reach...
“Food accessibility is one of our most basic rights, and kosher-observant New Yorkers shouldn’t have been weeks behind the rest of the city.”
Deutsch Keeps Amazing Savings Open in NY for Passover Shopping
There are some packaged foods that are sold at the store, although most of the items fall within the category of household goods and gifts.
NYPD to Include Hate Crimes in CompStat Reports
“You can’t begin addressing the problem of hate violence on the street until you can track it, identify its source, frequency and where it is occurring.”
UAE Condemns Machete Terror Attack at Chanukah Party in Rabbi’s Home in NY
UAE: “We must come together to promote acceptance and tolerance of others."
Jewish Caucus, Chabad, Announce First-Ever Sukkah at New York City Hall
Organizing the project was a real team effort, according to Jewish Caucus Chairman Chaim Deutsch.
Brooklyn Orthodox Jews Urge Police, City Protection Against Rash of Attacks
After three attacks in recent weeks targeting visible Jews, residents and leaders are calling for greater police presence in their neighborhoods and stricter hate-crime laws.
Orthodox Jew Belted by Thugs on Brooklyn Street, Third Attack in One Week
Police are still investigating two other hate crimes against religious Jewish men from last week.
NYC’s Mayor de Blasio: There’s No Anti-Semitism Among Leftists, BDS Campaign
“I want to be very, very clear – the violent threat, the threat that is ideological – is very much from the right.”
Deutsch Urges New Yorkers to Join Rally to Fund House of Worship Security
“Synagogues, churches and mosques have been the scene of multiple deadly attacks in recent months."
Fur Ban Would Mean Shtreimel Ban
The proposed state bill banning fur products also lacks an exemption for religious garb.
NYC Council Adopts Deutsch’s Holocaust Education Week Bill
Project Witness and the Museum of Jewish Heritage both testified in support of Deutsch’s bill last week, and are conducting educational efforts throughout this week.
In NYC, Deutsch Bill Would Require Smoke Alarms After 2 District Families Die in...
"This bill will literally save lives by providing early detection and giving victims of smoke or CO poisoning a chance to alert 911. New Yorkers cannot afford another preventable fire fatality."
NY Councilman Asks Obama to Commute Rubashkin’s Sentence, Too
NYC Council member Chaim Deutsch sent a letter to President Obama asking for last-minute clemency for Sholom Rubashkin before he leaves office.
Brooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson, 50, Succumbs
Brooklyn DA Ken Thompson passed away Sunday after a struggle with cancer.
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