Founded in 1925 to preserve the culture of Eastern European Jewry, the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research in New York marks its centennial with three exhibitions celebrating rare books, artifacts and the grassroots collectors who saved them
"No one should fear for their safety while trying to get an education. It’s my top priority to ensure every New York student feels safe at school," Hochul said.
The 29-year-old had traveled to Temple Israel by Uber on December 7, and approached the house of worship's entrance with a Kel-Tec 12-gauge pump shotgun.
The protest followed dozens of arrests at other demonstrations held by Jews against the Gaza war in New York last week. Protesters also set up a tent to honor Awdah Hathaleen, a Palestinian killed by an Israeli settler in the West Bank last week
Many Israelis can't imagine Jews voting for someone – precisely because he is anti-Israel. A candidate for mayor of New York, no matter his policies, has to swear fealty to Zionism to be deemed worthy to serve the city's residents
The Lufthansa Group has once again pushed back its return to Israel. U.S. airline Delta announced it would resume service on the popular Tel Aviv–New York route starting Tuesday. Air France and Transavia have yet to announce when they plan to resume flights
Nim Shapira's debut documentary 'Torn' chronicles the battle that arose over Israeli hostage posters after October 7 in city streets worldwide. Shapira, a Tel Aviv native living in Brooklyn, explains: 'I wanted to capture the zeitgeist of winter 2023 in New York'
This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A jazz musician who chose New York over Israel, and a diehard surfer who wants to save the coral reefs that are being destroyed by global warming
A 'historic day': Arkia CEO commended the airline's collaboration with DemocraTech, the high-tech workers anti-judicial coup protest movement. Round-trip tickets to New York will start at $1,199
Arkia CEO Oz Berlowitz announced the inauguration of a direct flight route between Tel Aviv and New York. Berlowitz made the announcement today (Monday), revealing the partnership with AIRTECH, a company linked to Israel's high-tech industry hub. According to the announcement, the flights will be available to the general public and will operate on the […]
Israel has the chance to entirely change the situation at home from the past year, but that's something the old Netanyahu would have done ■ After the procrastinating and quibbling, Bibi is back to his old tricks and taking credit where it isn't due ■ The prime minister's New York schedule has its own rules
I moved to New York from Berlin, and with time, I realized that I had begun to feel comfortable, almost at home. Being Jewish in New York was easy — until it wasn't.
New York's comptroller Brad Lander began his career three decades ago speaking out for downtrodden neighborhoods in Brooklyn. Now he's on a mission to unseat New York mayor Eric Adams, in a race already being shaped by the Israel-Gaza war
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been disqualified from appearing on New York's general election ballot due to falsely claiming residency in the state, but remains on the ballot in North Carolina and several other states. However, his ballot access may face legal challenges in some states. Kennedy's campaign is working to ensure ballot access […]
In a political battle encapsulating the Democratic Party's internal debate on Israel, Jamaal Bowman, who recently called for an end to all military aid to Israel, will face the AIPAC-backed George Latimer in New York on June 25