New York City
Perpetrators don’t have any connection to anti-Semitic movements.
Which ignores the rash of attacks on Orthodox Jews.
When aimed at the ultra-Orthodox, it generally goes unnoticed.
Making It.
For a time, the stereotypical Manhattan cabbie was a Jew.
Only now the ADL and Mayor de Blasio have taken notice.
A view without nostalgia.
It wants to stop ultra-Orthodox Jews from slaughtering chickens.
Deborah Dash Moore, the author of numerous books on the history of American Jewry, talks about her research on the Jews of New York and. . .
William Kristol, the editor of the Weekly Standard and a leading American intellectual, talks to a group of young Israelis about his Jewish upbringing, his. . .
During the first year of World War I, thundered the legendary editor of the Yiddish Forverts, the Russian army subjected its own Jewish civilians to brutal. . .
By reviving a work that whitewashes terrorism, the Metropolitan Opera affronts not only Jews but also New York City, site of the murder of 3,000 innocents.
Seeking to join New York’s Celebrate Israel parade, far-Left groups are dissociating themselves from the BDS movement. Or are they?