Long Island town ordered to pay $19M after blocking Chabad synagogue construction
The settlement marked the end of a legal battle that stretched nearly two decades
The settlement marked the end of a legal battle that stretched nearly two decades
From Great Neck to Los Angeles, Iranian Jews in exile cautiously dream of a homecoming
The diner was boycotted in October after its non-Jewish owner put up the hostage posters and displayed several Israeli flags. A recent vandalism attack is being investigated as a hate crime.
‘Terri’s Angels’ sends Israeli troops the socks and sleeping bags they say they lack
Several of the candidates challenging for his seat have the Jewish heritage and business acumen that Santos boasted of
In new audio, George Santos imitates his district’s Jews
'Who is the municipality to say it is not Jewish enough?' said David Black, the executive director of the Sid Jacobson JCC, which runs the Long Island camp
Disputes over the business of kashrut have become a regular feature on the dockets of U.S. courts.
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