New Jersey
NJ church deletes video of antisemitic pageant, says critics took it ‘out of context'
St. Mary Protectress Ukrainian Orthodox Church’s pageant, known as a vertep, featured an antagonist named Moshko who danced with the devil while wearing faux Hasidic garb.
Jersey City’s outgoing Jewish mayor signs antisemitism orders as ‘guardrails’ for his successor
Man arrested for throwing rock at school bus, fractured skull of 8-year-old Jewish girl
Winter weather in US Northeast leads to thousands of flight delays, cancellations
The duffel bag brigade: A New Jersey group helping Israel's war effort
A New Jersey ad hoc group springs into action with supplies for Israel’s war effort.
Bomb threat at New Jersey mall forces Black Friday shoppers to evacuate
"The New Jersey State Police is investigating a bomb threat at the American Dream Mall," Governor Murphy said in a post on the X social media network.
Grenade found strapped to utility pole near synagogue in Lakewood, New Jersey
Police continue to investigate the incident although currently no information has been released to the public as to the perpetrators or their intentions.
Presidential candidate Chris Christie visits Israel, vows to share atrocities witnessed
Christie urged protestors to “come to Israel and see it for yourself.” • “If you don’t understand the stakes after seeing this, then you’re lost.”
US Senator Menendez rejects calls to step down from Congress
Menendez has stepped down temporarily from his role as chairman of the powerful Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Israeli citizen killed in New Jersey helicopter crash
Local news outlets confirmed the time and location of the crash in South Brunswick, New Jersey.
NJ township to pay $575,000 to settle discrimination lawsuit against Orthodox Jews
Jackson is now required to notify the state of any decision or regulation that would affect local religious land use or practice.
US court rules against woman fired by Catholic school over pregnancy
The art teacher was engaged at the time her pregnancy was announced, leading to the school firing her.
She stayed in Israel post-gap year and became a voluntary mayor
Racheli Adler: “My family knew that when I came to Israel for a gap year, I wasn’t returning. My parents built their life in a way that as soon as we were all here, they’d be able to come, too.”
WATCH: 'My first exposure to Jazz revealed depths I was unfamiliar with before'
LIVE: Israeli jazz guitarist and composer Inbar Fridman in conversation with jazz journalist Yotam Ziv.
