The medical director of an Elizabeth urgent care center denied accusations that the facility violated state law by refusing to treat a minor Orthodox patient
When Lee Niren’s 9-year-old son’s very high fever, cough and other serious symptoms that had begun two days earlier continued to spike through the Rosh
Liran Kapoano could feel something change during the 2016 presidential campaign. The East Brunswick resident and active member of the Jewish and pro-Israel communities was
In a fiery speech at Rutgers Chabad, Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations commemorated the October 7 attack on Israel by declaring, “The days
For Noam Milman, coming to the large gathering at Rutgers University of students commemorating the Oct. 7 anniversary of the terrorist attack on Israel was
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul ordered the City University of New York (CUNY) to implement 13 actions recommended in a comprehensive report prepared in response
After a tumultuous five-year tenure marked by a pandemic, demonstrations and encampments by pro-Palestinian demonstrators, being called to testify before a congressional committee and a
Rabbi Eitan and Gitty Webb arrived at Princeton University to launch the Scharf Family Chabad House 22 years ago, providing ”a home away from home”
To Dr. Yael Halaas, the antisemitic incidents directed at healthcare professionals across the country since the outbreak of Israel’s war with Gaza are not only
Supporters of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) were prevented from blocking the entrance to the College Avenue Student Center and then moved to Alexander
A municipal court judge has declined to dismiss defiant trespassing charges against 15 pro-Palestinian protestors arrested last spring at demonstrations at Princeton University. The Sept.
Jewish and Israeli students at Columbia University were subjected to “crushing discrimination,” harassment and violence during the last school year by pro-Palestinian demonstrators. They were
