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American Jewry is facing a shortage of rabbis – what can fix it? - opinion
What’s driving young Jews away from the rabbinate, and what comes next.
CAM antisemitism report: ‘Prisoners’ Day’ rally calls for violence, praises terror, targets Jews
Aliyah in wartime Israel: Building a new home, opening an English bookstore
Wine Talk: Wining in the kitchen
Two Israeli films selected for Tribeca Festival
Ruthy Pribar’s new feature, "What Is to Come," has been selected for the international competition, while also heading to Tribeca is Gidi Dar and Shuli Rand's film, "Moishe Badhan."
Ticketmaster, Live Nation found to be holding illegal monopolies in US, jury finds
The verdict is a public rebuke of the largest US concert-ticket seller, which has been criticized by fans and artists, including Taylor Swift.
Man claiming to be Lucifer detained in New York after stabbing spree at Grand Central Terminal
Three people were injured; friend says suspect kept the machete only for protection
BHI extends $88m bridge loan for Midtown Manhattan tower acquisition
Bank Hapoalim’s US arm said the financing will support Idan Ofer’s real estate arm and Metro Loft in the acquisition and conversion of 845 Third Avenue into a 529-unit rental property.
Jerusalem Post conference returns to New York against backdrop of regional tensions
The conference brings together speakers from around the world, who offer insight into the security, economic, and geopolitical challenges and opportunities shaping Israel and the Jewish people.
Bank Hapoalim’s US arm funds $203m Manhattan housing conversion
The 25-story building spans 221,357 square feet and is set to include 18,174 square feet of retail space as part of the redevelopment.
Mamdani condemns Iran war, claims conflict led to violence, prejudice within US
“The very things that I often speak about that are necessary for New Yorkers…would cost a fraction of this tens of billions that we are seeing [fund the war],” Mamdani said.
Long Island town ordered to pay $19M after blocking Chabad synagogue construction
Rabbi Aaron Konikov and Lubavitch of Old Westbury sued the Village of Old Westbury in 2008 after the village unlawfully blocked construction on the rabbi's property.
PA ordered to pay $655.5 million to Intifada victims after NY Appeals Court reinstates prior ruling
Last week, a federal Court of Appeals judge ruled to reinstate the original 2015 decision of Sokolow v. the Palestinian Authority.
Modigliani painting looted, resold by Nazis returned to estate of rightful Jewish owner
The estate of Oscar Stettiner, a British-born Jewish art dealer in Paris, has been engaged in a lengthy legal battle to retrieve Seated Man With a Cane by Amadeo Modigliani.
