Tag: New York

Western New York State is about to get walloped again with another whopping snowstorm.

Shattered Hanukkah menorah stationed at East 93rd Street and 2nd Avenue marks the second holiday attack that occurred at the same center.

The attacker shouted “numerous” antisemitic comments at his victim, including referencing West, before fleeing on a bicycle pulling a trailer with the sign “Hungry Disabled.”

"Clarkstown officials trapped Ateres in administrative purgatory, exhausting the school’s resolve and recourses, until it was forced to abandon the agreement and sell the property to the Town itself.”

The scam has already affected members of the Crown Heights Jewish community.

New York City and Singapore shared the top spot, with Hong Kong and Los Angeles tying for fourth place in the 2022 Worldwide Cost of Living Index.

"There are cases that simply cannot be solved without DNA."

The suspects had an illegal Glock 17, 30 bullets, a hunting knife and a swastika armband.

"I was on the receiving end of a torrent of antisemitic attacks."

RSV is the most common cause of bronchiolitis and pneumonia in children younger than one year of age in the United States.

NY Gov. Kathy Hochul won her first elected term in office, dashing the hopes of most of the state's Orthodox Jewish community.

"We trust that these candidates will run our state efficiently, and allocate money to the correct places instead of the current situation."

Several men in a car accosted three boys from my son’s yeshiva at gunpoint and hurled anti-Semitic epithets at them. It was not the first time guns were brandished at yeshiva boys in that vicinity.

Virginia’s Governor Glenn Younkin plans to appear with the GOP candidate at another voter rally on Monday in Westchester.

The project is aimed at stemming the rising tide of hate speech across the United States.

One of the bullets hit Zeldin's home.

Plaintiffs Steven Goldstein and Meir Ornstein filed the lawsuit on behalf of Congregation Bnei Matisyahu—a small, Modern Orthodox synagogue in Brooklyn’s Midwood neighborhood—to challenge New York’s Concealed Carry Improvement Act.

SNAP households in the five-county New York City region should see their benefits post between Friday, September 16, and Thursday, September 29.

Some 400 Blue and White tech initiatives are busily innovating in New York City.

In one incident, two African-American teens chase a Jewish man down the street; in another, an African-American male sprays a fire extinguisher on a Jewish man.

Long Island is home to established life sciences companies and institutions have been working on innovative technology and modern therapeutics.

Robinson took the far-Left org JFREJ (Jews For Racial & Economic Justice) to task for pretending to represent mainstream Jewish interests, or even Jewish interests at all,

The charges include reckless endangerment as a hate crime, criminal possession of a weapon, conspiracy, aggravated harassment and endangering the welfare of a child.

Moderate and conservative NY Jews need their own alliance with the Asian community.

The New York City Police Department has released video footage of a suspect they are hoping to identify for drawing a swastika in front of a Jewish high school in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn.

Four town hall meetings, in addition to Zoom interviews for two people vying for a seat on a mayoral advisory board, took place on the Friday night before Memorial Day weekend.

Jews are the target of 40% of all hate-crime incidents.

Consul General of Israel in New York Ambassador Asaf Zamir spoke of the singular connection between Israel and New York, but also noted a four-fold spike in anti-Semitic incidents in the region.

“He threw me down, punched and kicked me in the face, then left and said, ‘That’s what you get for being a terrorist,’ ” said Matt Greenman of Westchester County in New York, who was already on crutches.

“We need a more visible police presence in at-risk neighborhoods, and need to build stronger educational frameworks and closer relationships with those in the broader community,” said Gideon Taylor, CEO of the Jewish Community Relations Council-New York.