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Best Friends play

A 1990s Israeli play is the feminist production NY needs right now

Anat Gov’s 1999 hit “Best Friends” is being performed in Hebrew and English in alternating productions, and its themes still ring true today.

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Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt speaks about the Jewish Security Alliance, which was announced at the organization's investigative research lab in Manhattan on Tuesday. (Photo Credit: Jacob Henry)

Leading Jewish security organizations form super group called the ‘Jewish Security Alliance’

A partnership stems from the arrest of two individuals at Penn Station who were planning to attack Jews in November 2022.

New Yorkers protesting Israel’s government say they’ll keep up the fight for the country’s democracy

Hundreds gathered in the rain outside the Israeli Consulate in New York on Monday. Here is what five of them have to say.

Food writer Alison Roman makes a comeback — and a brisket for Passover

Asaf Zamir speaks at a gala hosted by the Algemeiner newspaper in New York City on November 29, 2022. (Jared Siskin/Patrick McMullan via Getty Images)

Calling Netanyahu’s latest move ‘dangerous,’ Israel’s top diplomat in New York resigns

A scene from "The Criminal Life of Archibaldo de la Cruz," a 1955 film showing at the festival. (Screenshot)

How an encounter with Guillermo del Toro led to NYC’s first Mexican Jewish Film Festival

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New York protestors yell ‘shame’ at Israeli judicial reform architect Moshe Koppel

Kosher Dekal New

Kosher Dekal aims to stick the landing one year after its Passover product fail

Joey Borgen

Joseph Borgen was beaten in the streets while wearing a kippah. Now, he’s fighting in the NYC court system.

These Holocaust survivors were once classmates in a DP camp. They just reunited after 76 years.

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