Nechemya Weberman has the backing of Brooklyn’s district attorney, but his victims claim the prospect of clemency could hinder efforts to stamp out abuse in the strictly-Orthodox community
By Jacob Jaffa
The imam, named only as ‘Abdullah’, reportedly went from praising Allah, to advocating Sharia law, to demanding Muslim attendees leave because of the presence of a ‘Zionist’
By Jamie Shapiro
The musician says in her new memoir that she discovered eight years ago her patrilineal ancestry was ‘100 per cent Ashkenazi’
By Daniel Ben-David
Some pro-Israel Jewish activists say his words are too little, too late
By Siam Goorwich
Mamdani faced allegations of antisemitism during the campaign, but pledged to ‘never waver’ in combating Jew-hate
Tarek Bazrouk was accused of targeting Jews at protests in the city over the course of 2024 and 2025
The oil painting, called ‘Olive Picking’, was left behind when the Stern family fled Germany in the 1930s
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Rami Glickstein was on his way to a kosher restaurant in the heart of the city when the attacker reportedly approached him pointing at his kippah
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The illustration depicted a bloodied Star of David with a Nazi symbol in the centre carved into the back of a Palestinian woman
‘We will not accept a culture that treats... Jewish inclusion as something to be “granted”.’
By Jonathan Harounoff
As the favourite to be New York’s next mayor equivocated on Gaza, the city he hopes to govern became the stage for a grotesque display of Hamas glorification
Since October 7, ‘anti-Zionist’ activist groups targeting Jewish landlords have sprung up across Brooklyn
By Eliana Silver
The protesters from IfNotNow gathered outside the building to call for an end to Israel’s “ethnic cleansing” of Gaza
The advocacy group has said it will give the money to the Archdiocese of New York to help pay for repairs of Gaza’s Holy Family Church
The Rudin management employee was working on the 33rd floor when the shooter opened fire
Wesley LePatner, 43, was on the board of the UJA and involved with the Heschel School