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The latest news from the New York Jewish Week.

Rabbi Moshe Hauer, OU leader admired across Jewish world, is dead at 60

A pulpit rabbi turned national leader who earned praise from Jewish leaders across the ideological spectrum.

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Jewish groups welcome ceasefire plan as a step toward a ‘lasting regional peace’

All welcome the release of hostages in statements that downplay a community's divisions over Israel.

Camp Pinemere in Pennsylvania.

Jewish summer camps offered Israeli teens a break from the pressures at home

The Jewish Agency's Campers2Gether program matched over 700 Israeli teens with their North American peers in 2025.

obituary

Robert Jay Lifton, pioneering scholar of Nazi doctors and Jewish memory, dies at 99

shopping

Loehmann’s department store, a Jewish shopping staple, makes a comeback

Philanthropy

Julie Sandorf, who invested in Jewish ‘social capital,’ to step down as head of Charles Revson Foundation

synagogues

An uptown synagogue faces an uncertain future after a surprise visit from the NYC Department of Buildings

Family and friends of Julia Hyman hug during her funeral

Obituaries

Julia Hyman, 27-year-old Midtown Manhattan shooting victim, mourned at Central Synagogue

Obituaries

Wesley LePatner, killed in Midtown Manhattan shooting, is mourned as a ‘uniquely brilliant’ Jewish leader

NY governor at a Jewish fundraiser

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Eric S. Goldstein to step down as CEO of UJA-Federation of New York

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