Tag: Upper West Side

"This is happening in the zip-code with one of the highest concentration of Jews in the US. We will not let them replay the 1930s in Germany. This time we're fighting back."

Leftist demonstrators have been harassing Moshe Koppel at his various meetings while doing their best to disrupt daily life in Israel with road blocks and traffic slowdowns.

Judge Neil Ross warned suspect Matthew Mahrer that he must continue to appear in court, or his family’s bail money will be forfeited.

Those saying Kaddish should arrange to have someone say Kaddish on their behalf in places where minyanim are still being held.

Traffic lights, elevators and street lights were all knocked out on the Upper West Side, in Midtown and into Hell's Kitchen.

"Jewish landlords... are at the forefront of pushing black and Latino people out of Upper Manhattan."

"Jewish landlords ... are at the forefront of pushing black and Latino people out of Upper Manhattan," he charged.

New York's Finest are prepared to protect the city's 90th Thanksgiving Day Parade. THe ISIS terror group suggested the parade would make an "excellent target."

"In Judaism buildings aren’t so important, they are places that we use… but we move, we move a lot."

"This district is literally Ground Zero and our representative supported the Iran Deal? Is no one paying attention," Rosenthal queries.

Many singles are not facing a crisis of shidduchim but a crisis of identity, wrestling with existential questions most families simply do not have the time to consider.

“I am surprised those Zionists are not outside protesting,” says one woman.

Armed with a clever name, an award-winning chef, and a remarkable menu, Meat Me is poised to take the world of Kosher cuisine by storm.

As an Orthodox rabbi living and working on Manhattan's Upper West Side, I'm thrilled to see so many single men and women actively involved in Torah and mitzvot. This is also the case in Queens, Brooklyn, Long Island, and wherever else singles are found. Whereas in the not so distant past the observance level of many Orthodox singles dropped the longer they remained single, today there are more scrupulously observant single men and women than ever before.

In our quest to be spiritual entities it is incumbent on us to learn Judaism's definition of a spiritual person.

Dear Rebbetzin Jungreis: For the past few weeks I have followed your articles, which focused on the pain and trauma of widowhood. Only someone who has been there can understand the loneliness. Additionally, there is guilt that the widow or widower has to deal with. As your last letter-writer indicated, we who are left behind, tend to second-guess ourselves with three haunting words - could've, should've, would've. I know because I have been, and am, still there.

Nestled away in the Upper West Side lies a kosher restaurant that is choc-full of great options. Besides their unique pineapple pizza and blueberry knishes, Caf? Roma also offers a variety of tasteful basics, such as pizza, calzones, bourekas, baked goods, ice cream, and more.

Nestled away in the Upper West Side lies a kosher restaurant that is choc-full of great options. Besides their unique pineapple pizza and blueberry knishes, Café Roma also offers a variety of tasteful basics, such as pizza, calzones, bourekas, baked goods, ice cream, and more.

What do a young chassidishe woman from Williamsburg, a Modern Orthodox mom from the Upper West Side and a non-Jewish mother of three from Connecticut all have in common?

Dear Rebbetzin Jungreis; I won't be seeing my husband and children this Shabbos. I won't see them next week either. As a matter of fact, I won't be seeing them next month either. That's because I don't have a husband or children yet.