On Wednesday, December 7, a Manhattan judge let one of the two men accused of plotting to attack New York City synagogues continue to walk free, after
A playground in Montclair, New Jersey was vandalized over the weekend with swastikas, antisemitic phrases and hate speech. According to StopAntisemitism, the graffiti was “grotesque,”
(JNS and combined sources) The New York Police Department reported 45 antisemitic crimes in the city in November, compared to 20 over the same period
(Algemeiner) A Jewish man and his son were shot with BB guns over the weekend while standing outside a kosher supermarket in Staten Island. Two
(JNS) The Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) last week warmly welcomed the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s decision to create a webpage listing kosher foods
(JNS) Israeli Prime Minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud Party reached an interim coalition agreement with the United Torah Judaism Party. According to Israeli media, UTJ head
(JNS) Nike officially cut ties with NBA player Kryie Irving this week, following a scandal in which the Brooklyn Nets star shared antisemitic content on
(JNS) The White House hosted Jewish leaders for a roundtable discussion on antisemitism this week, with Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff (who himself is Jewish) as
(ZOA) The U.N. Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, Tor Wennesland, tweeted that he was “horrified” that a Palestinian terrorist was killed in
This past Sunday night, December 4, I was privileged to help organize, attend and speak at The Bayit Association’s first-ever joint info session and forum
There are no words to thank you [ty] for Nina Glick’s on-target column in last week’s Jewish Link (“Having Lost Our Voices,” December 1, 2022).
I read the letter from Name Withheld in “Lots of Noise in Shul” (November 17, 2022) with both dismay and embarrassment. I wonder if the
