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Mamdani Jew-hatred plan ‘disingenuous political maneuver,’ Rabbinical Council president says (opens the original)
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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s newly unveiled strategy to combat Jew-hatred is a “brazen and disingenuous political maneuver” that fails to address the mayor’s own rhetoric, according to Rabbi Etan Tokayer, Rabbinical Council of America president and rabbi of the Kingsway Jewish Center, a Modern Orthodox synagogue in Brooklyn. “The absurdity of the arsonist offering to help douse the fire he helped set is maddening for anyone who harbors the most rudimentary respect for truth,” he told JNS
‘Need more moderate voices,’ says Orthodox Jewish healthcare exec running for NY state Senate (opens the original)
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Lisa “Malkie” Vider did not set out to become a politician. The Orthodox Jewish mother of three has spent about 30 years working in healthcare, including running an assisted-living facility and advocating for healthcare providers in Albany. But after years of traveling to the state capital, she became increasingly frustrated by what she saw as a disconnect between lawmakers, the healthcare industry and the communities they represent. “When I go up to Albany, I realize that our elected officials
NJ man gets almost six years for threats to kill US officials, Supreme Court judges and making demands of Catholics, Jews (opens the original)
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Louis Geri, 42, of Vineland, N.J., was sentenced to 70 months—more than five years and eight months—in federal prison for threatening to detonate more than 100 homemade bombs at a Mass at St. Matthew’s Cathedral in Washington regularly attended by U.S. officials and Supreme Court justices. Geri pleaded guilty in March to extortion and possessing unregistered explosives in connection with his threat to bomb the annual Red Mass on Oct. 4, 2025. Prosecutors had sought an 87-month prison term. He wi
Record number of states boycott UN event for 25th anniversary of anti-Israel Durban conference (opens the original)
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More than 40 countries boycotted a U.N. event on Monday marking 25 years since the 2001 anti-Israel Durban Conference. That set a new record, surpassing the previous high of 38 countries that skipped the event in 2021, according to the Israeli delegation to the United Nations. The boycott followed a diplomatic campaign led by the Israeli Foreign Ministry, which encouraged countries around the world to avoid the event. The anniversary should serve as a reminder of what happens when the fight agai
Project Legacy gala brings international leaders together during UN week (opens the original)
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As world leaders and diplomats gathered in New York for the U.N. General Assembly, business leaders and international officials met for a Project Legacy gala focused on global cooperation, counterterrorism, antisemitism and economic development. The Presidential Roundtable Gala and Dinner brought together officials and business leaders from the United States and abroad to discuss global challenges and opportunities for cooperation. Tunisian businessman Kamel Ghirbi chaired the gathering, while E
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