NY Supreme Court sides with mother in dispute over son’s yeshiva education
A new ruling directs the city and state to finish their probe of how secular subjects are taught at a Williamsburg yeshiva.
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Junior’s, NYC’s iconic Jewish cheesecake emporium, buys back guns to protect the city it loves
A Brooklyn boy's death inspires the third-generation owner of the restaurant with deep roots in the borough.
Antisemitism envoy Deborah Lipstadt talks Buffalo shooting in first NY speech
She spoke about how antisemitism is "ubiquitous" and "free-flowing" in a speech at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Manhattan.
