Nefesh B’Nefesh launched the 2026 summer aliyah season this week with two celebratory community events. The first event, on Monday in New Jersey, welcomed over 450 attendees. An event in … more

Gov. Kathy Hochul signed “Keeping New Yorkers Safe” legislation at Sunday morning’s Met Council Legislative Breakfast. The law establishes 50-foot security perimeters at houses of worship in … more

As Mayor Zohran Mamdani disrupts the city’s civil and economic norms, targeting Jewish New Yorkers for special abuse, two high-positioned Jewish women hold the city and its Jewish communities … more

When critics invoke the 1946 bombing of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem to condemn the Zionist movement or sneer that Jews living in Judea and Samaria “came from Brooklyn,” they are not merely … more

Yeshiva University has named nine undergraduate valedictorians for its Class of 2026, including students from Great Neck, Far Rockaway and Brooklyn. The students are scheduled to graduate with … more

Moshe Ostreicher, of Cedarhurst, has been named the 2026 valedictorian of Touro University’s Lander College for Men. An honors biology major, he plans to apply to medical school in the … more

Nicholas Kristof’s May 11 New York Times column, “The Silence That Meets the Rape of Palestinians,” charging Israel with systematic sexual abuse and rape of Palestinian prisoners, including the … more

The veteran British broadcaster Trevor Phillips began a recent Sunday-morning program by telling his audience that he had been distressed to learn of a conversation that is increasingly common around … more

Two summers ago, during the initial Iran conflict, I turned down an international bris for the first time. This is uncharacteristic of a mohel. However, the war was not the reason I declined to go. … more

The pro-Israel community has been complaining about the New York Times since the 1970s. Indeed, anger about the attitude of the so-called “newspaper of record” toward Jews can be traced back to … more