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New York Police Investigate New Underground Incursion into Manhattan Sewers
New York police are investigating a new illegal descent into Manhattan's sewer system, suspecting a coordinated ring using Apple AirTags to track valuables through subterranean tunnels.
Chrysler Building Sold to Tishman Speyer for $235 Million in Major Deal
Commercial real estate giant Tishman Speyer has acquired Manhattan's iconic Chrysler Building for $235 million, ending years of financial distress and planning major modernizations.
Aya New York Secures $104M U.S. Refinancing Deal to Exit Israeli Bond Market
Aya New York signed a $104M refinancing deal with a major U.S. bank, replacing its 292M shekel Israeli bond debt. The firm will repay bondholders in full ahead of schedule to focus on core Manhattan real estate operations.
New York's 60-Dollar Bread Craze: Inside the SoHo Bakery Causing a Storm
An Austrian family bakery in Manhattan's SoHo is causing a stir by selling massive sourdough rye loaves for 60 dollars, sparking fierce debates, long queues, and clever marketing stunts from rivals.
With a backpack full of flammable material: a man set himself on fire in front of Google offices
The incident occurred at three in the afternoon in Manhattan. Rescue teams managed to reach the man, extinguish the fire, and transport him in stable condition to the hospital. The New York Police Department has opened an investigation, and at this stage, there are no findings linking the man to the company.
Unexpected Treasure Hunting in New York Sewers
A viral video on X shows three men in work gear emerging from a manhole in the heart of Manhattan. The incident has sparked public concern and launched a police investigation.
"Trying to cheat God": The animation video about the Eruv in Manhattan that stirred the web
A new animation video by content creator Zack D. Films explained to millions of followers how the Halachic Eruv works in Manhattan. The popular documentation sparked a huge wave of questions, mockery of Jewish law, and even explicit antisemitic responses and calls to damage the wire.
After the stabbing incident in Manhattan - protest rally in New York: "The blood is on Mamdani's hands"
Organizers called on participants to bring US flags and raise a joint voice against antisemitism, terrorism, and violence on a racial or religious background. Among the targets is Mayor Zohran Mamdani, known for his extreme anti-Israel positions. The rally comes in response to an incident in which a Jewish and an Asian man were stabbed in the Upper West Side, after the attacker shouted "Allahu...
The stabber in the NYC antisemitic attack is a Hispanic man dealing with mental illness
Despite the suspect's mental state, a source familiar with the details tells "Ha-Yom" that it is difficult not to define the event that took place on the Upper West Side as an antisemitic hate crime. Due to the suspect's medical condition, there is a possibility that he will not bear full criminal responsibility.