We’ve all heard of the phrase “don’t burn your bridges,” except perhaps for teachers Samuel Bischof and Jessica Lee. The pair, who were up until
On June 10, anti-Israel protestors brought a “Day of Rage” for Gaza to several different locations in New York City. In a particularly heinous display
The entire country, and much of the free world, was watching as antisemitism at Columbia University reared its ugly head. The images of the encampment
In the months since October 7, an increasing number of food establishments have been vandalized simply for being kosher or supporting Israel. This past November,
The entire country had its eyes on Columbia University as anti-Israel protests on its campus ratcheted up in intensity. The Upper West Side Jewish community,
It feels impossible to delve into a discussion of the Off-Broadway play “October 7: In Their Own Words,” without introducing you to Phelim McAleer and
On the evening of May 13, Kenny Cohen was driving home with his daughter Ava, a 14-year-old eighth grader at Ramaz, when they spotted a
Many Manhattan shuls and schools came together at The Jewish Center to commemorate Yom HaZikaron and celebrate Yom Ha’Atzmaut. As stated by Rabbi Dr. Yosie
On May 6, the Israeli American Council (IAC), in partnership with several other organizations, marked Yom HaShoah by holding a Holocaust Memorial Ceremony outside of
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) was one of the locations in the U.S. where anti-Israel protestors gathered on April 15 in an effort to
On April 11, American Friends of Israel Navy SEALs (AFINS) hosted the northeast premiere film screening of “Knock on the Door,” a documentary exploring the
Two Orthodox men were struck by small objects sprayed at them from a passing car, and antisemitic graffiti at two separate locations was discovered in
