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Council and health groups meet on Jew-hate in medicine - The Jewish Star (opens the original)
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Julie Menin, the first Jewish speaker of the New York City Council, and several members of the council met with representatives of more than a dozen healthcare organizations from across the city last week to talk about Jew-hatred in medicine. The closed-press roundtable discussion was a “first-of-its-kind” conversation, according to Omri Attar, chief impact officer at the American Jewish Medical Association, which organized the Sept. 9 event. Attar told JNS that the council’s Task Force to Comba
Mamdani visit to Eichlerâs sparks a firestorm - The Jewish Star (opens the original)
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Mayor Zohran Mamdaniâs visit to Eichlerâs Judaica store in Borough Park last week was an âembarrassmentâ that allowed him to portray himself as an ally of Jews while continuing to promote anti-Israel views, Inna Vernikov, a Jewish member of the New York City Council, told JNS. The mayor, whose visit was disrupted by an irate woman in the store, met with Avi Greenstein, CEO of the Borough Park Jewish Community Council, Rabbi Yaakov Landau, and Hirsch Meir Traube, who owns the Borough Park
At Vanderbilt NYC: kosher food, synagogue link - The Jewish Star (opens the original)
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A “secret garden.” That’s how James Kellerhouse describes the grassy, historic grounds of Vanderbilt University’s new campus in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood. “You walk through the gates and you’re just in this oasis of historic, beautiful buildings,” Kellerhouse, assistant vice chancellor for strategic initiatives and executive director of operations and engagement for Vanderbilt in New York, told JNS during a walkthrough of the campus on opening day, Aug. 25. Tucked behind iron gates on Wes
Safety fears must not âoverwhelmâ our holidays - The Jewish Star (opens the original)
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When he faced Mayor Zohran Mamdani at a closed-door meeting with other Jewish New York spiritual leaders in early August, Rick Jacobs told the mayor plainly that his inflammatory rhetoric on Israel was âmaking Jews less safe.â But heading into the High Holidays, Jacobs, president of the Union for Reform Judaism, told JNS that he wants safety and security to be the last things about which Jews think when they walk into their synagogue. âWe have holy things to do,â he said. âWe have a co
Kippah-clad Upper West Sider stabbed on Tisha B'Av was on eve of move to Florida - The Jewish Star (opens the original)
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Mark Treyger, CEO of the Jewish Community Relations Council of New York, identified the 50-year-old man, who was wearing a kippah when he was stabbed on Manhattan’s Upper West Side on Thursday during the fast of Tisha B’Av, as Moshe Yezhak Grunhaus. According to public profiles, Grunhaus has an MBA and works in financial services. One site states that he lives in New York and another in Surfside, Fla. Multiple sources with knowledge told JNS that Grunhaus was in the process of moving from Manhat
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