New York City Jews were ready to unite against anti-Semitism. Then COVID happened.
By BEN SALES NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – When 25,000 Jews marched across the Brooklyn Bridge on Jan. 5, Evan Bernstein
By BEN SALES NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – When 25,000 Jews marched across the Brooklyn Bridge on Jan. 5, Evan Bernstein
By SHIRA HANAU NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – When a masked man entered a rabbi’s home in Monsey, on the seventh
By SHIRA HANAU NEW YORK CITY (JTA) — Rabbi Dovid Feinstein, one of the most prominent haredi Orthodox rabbis in
By SHIRA HANAU NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – When Jacob Reich heard that Orthodox Jews would be staging a rally near
By NAFTULI MOSTER NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – On Saturday night, shortly after observant Jews went back online after Shabbat, Orthodox
By PHILISSA CRAMER NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – A dispute that has roiled Borough Park, an Orthodox neighborhood in Brooklyn, took
By SHIRA HANAU NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – It won’t just be schools that close in areas of New York City with
By MARCY OSTER (JTA) – Seagram heiress Clare Bronfman was sentenced to more than six years in prison for her involvement
By SHIRA HANAU NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – Fears about a second wave of coronavirus cases in New York City’s Orthodox
By PENNY SCHWARTZ NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – At a moment when the world could use a dose of hope, along