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A Cemetery’s Righteous Gentile

Anthony Pisciotta is one of Bayside Cemetery’s most dedicated — and seemingly most unlikely — volunteers. He lives 15 miles away, has no family buried there and is not even Jewish. Yet over the past three years the 40-year-old Pisciotta, who works for the Bridge and Tunnel Authority and is a married father of two, […]

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Be More Welcoming

There has been lots of attention paid to the recent census numbers of New York’s Jewish population regarding the shrinking middle, i.e., Jews that are identified as belonging to the Conservative and Reform movements (“Sweeping Changes To Jewry Seen In N.Y. Population Survey,” June 15). Let us not just bemoan the situation. Let us take […]

Jewish Week Receives Casey Medal Honor

Paper’s investigative series on child abuse in Orthodox community cited in national contest.

Can We Talk?

Demographics Put Pressure On Communal Groups

From Superman To The Everyman

The New Jewish Heritage Push

When A Donkey Sees What A Prophet Won’t

How Gilad Met Adi

The Real Challenge in the Middle East is Ideology

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