New York

Surveillance footage from a historic New York brewery has gone viral after capturing mysterious white figures, flashing lights, and moving objects in an empty building.

New York City leadership agreed on legislation to ban Central Park horse-drawn carriages by June 2028, sparking debate over animal rights and worker compensation.

Consul General in New York Ofir Akunis called for a broad national unity government during an event in the Hamptons, urging an end to political boycotts.

Pop star Omer Adam adds a final New York concert to his upcoming US tour following massive demand, while desperate fans face virtual queues and soaring resale prices.

Robert John Burck, known as the Naked Cowboy, revealed his Times Square earnings range from 150,000 to 250,000 dollars annually, supported by side businesses.

An ICE agent shot and wounded a 28-year-old suspect in upper Manhattan during an arrest, sparking fierce protests and a political clash between New York's mayor and federal officials over immigration enforcement.

Arkia CEO Oz Berlovitz revealed that a $1,200 economy ticket to New York leaves airlines with virtually zero profit amid soaring fuel costs, relying instead on business class and cargo.

Conduit Technology is suing USDT issuer Tether in a New York federal court, demanding the release of $2.76 million in frozen funds and damages over an allegedly improper asset freeze.

Nikita Bier, former head of product at Elon Musk's X, has officially left the company following months of online harassment, conspiracy theories linking him to the Mossad, and security threats at his home.

Israir advances New York summer 2027 ticket sales by two weeks amid high demand, offering over 41 international destinations alongside its extensive seasonal schedule.

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani appealed a judge's ruling that blocked his luxury second-home tax on wealthy investors, escalating a major economic conflict.

Israeli offensive cyber firm Paragon plans a New York Stock Exchange SPAC merger at a valuation of $1.5 to $2 billion, advised by Goldman Sachs and Jefferies.

Owen Akiva Herrera turned a free New York running club into a $640,000 business by monetizing post-run parties and community events, tapping into booming Gen Z fitness trends.

The controversial film 'NZA' premieres at the New York Film Festival, drawing protests from the Israeli-American Council over its omission of the October 7 massacre context.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the UN General Assembly in New York, declaring that Israel will win the war while Arab and Muslim delegations walked out.

Massive protests hit New York City as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived for a brief UN General Assembly visit, leading to arrests of high-profile figures near the United Nations.

Similarweb appoints Michael Ackerman as its new CEO, succeeding co-founder Or Offer. Ackerman brings extensive data and tech industry experience to the New York-based role.

Former Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein was sentenced to 15 years in prison in New York following his retrial for the sexual assault of Miriam Haley, a case that helped ignite the #MeToo movement.

Argentine President Javier Milei arrived in New York to address the UN General Assembly and received the Friend of Israel Award during a visit to a local yeshiva.

US President Donald Trump and NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani met at Gracie Mansion for their third meeting, discussing housing projects like Sunnyside Yard and local economic issues.

The New York Stock Exchange trading floor transformed into a nightclub for the first time, hosted by DJ John Summit, who traded his former career as a corporate accountant for global music stardom.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani sparked a surge in Google searches in Israel ahead of the UN General Assembly and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's upcoming visit.

Israir airline completed its historic inaugural flight from Ben Gurion Airport to New York's JFK, marking a major milestone in the company's expansion under CEO Uri Sirkis.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will address the UN General Assembly next week under heavy security. The Wing of Zion aircraft may bypass JFK Airport due to local logistical concerns.

Two progressive New York candidates backed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani plan to vote against the DHS budget, threatening over $215 million in counter-terrorism funds for the city.

Actress Dakota Johnson was spotted on a secret late-night date in New York with Machine Gun Kelly, just weeks after her split from rapper Tucker Pillsbury.

Israir launches direct flights to New York as the third Israeli carrier on the route. While holiday prices remain high, post-holiday fares drop significantly.

New York police arrested a 28-year-old man who twerked shirtless on a moving truck trailer crossing the George Washington Bridge, causing traffic delays.

Twenty-five years after 9/11, New York City declassified documents revealing misleading air quality information after the towers' collapse, alongside global memorials.

Drones lit up the New York City skyline ahead of the 25th anniversary of 9/11, recreating the Twin Towers with 2,977 points of light honoring each victim.

British singer Harry Styles faced severe backlash over a concert ticket design resembling 9/11 imagery, just ahead of the 25th anniversary of the attacks.

Israir and Issta offer a $100 discount coupon on direct flights to New York for bookings made through September 14, alongside a rising demand for hotel reservations.

A man climbed the cables of the Brooklyn Bridge, engaging in a nearly hour-long standoff with emergency services. Officers were forced to tether themselves to the cables, limiting their mobility. During the incident, the man claimed to have a bomb before brandishing a knife at police.

Aryna Sabalenka is known for having many skills beyond her abilities on the tennis court. The world number 1 wants to defend her title at the US Open, and this evening (Friday) she also displayed a particularly developed sense of smell. During the first set of the match against Kamilla Rakhimova in the third round, while serving in the third game, the Belarusian tennis player smelled something...

In Ezra Unger's entanglement with New York authorities, the mess in a Williamsburg real estate project was revealed, including millions in advances taken from buyers, ownership disputes, and loss of control over the building. Alongside an affidavit in which he claims he cannot pay the fine, it is alleged that in the Arkia deal, too, he is 'merely a broker who brings no money from home'.

While for many Israelis the summer months are the peak of the tourist season, the New York Police Department (NYPD) has published data presenting a worrying trend. Despite reports of the safest summer on record in the city, antisemitic incidents have risen by 8% since the start of the year, now accounting for over half of all hate crimes in New York.

Less than a year after his release from prison, the former owner of a New York insurance agency has filed for bankruptcy. Among the creditors are defrauded insurance companies, tax authorities, and banks.

Admissions committees that reject candidates without explanation, limit who is allowed to live in an apartment, and sometimes cost celebrities millions of dollars, have driven many stars away from traditional co-op buildings in the Big Apple. In their place, condo buildings with underground parking and coded elevators have taken center stage, allowing residents to get from their car to their...

Hate crimes in New York City have recorded a worrying increase over the past year, with attacks against Jews remaining at the center of the data. According to new crime statistics released by the New York Police Department, the number of hate crimes in the city rose from 367 cases in 2025 to 425 cases in 2026, an increase of 15.8%.

Two businessmen from Thailand are suing the cryptocurrency issuer, claiming it froze their funds without a court order. The company clarifies: "A baseless attempt to interfere with the fight against crime"

Thomas Fahmy (24) left his home during a thunderstorm, walked toward his car — and then lightning struck him and he collapsed on the sidewalk, with the entire event documented by a security camera. Despite the strike, he did not lose consciousness, was released from the hospital the very next day — and the dentist even waived his cancellation fee: "The sensations throughout my body were ones I had...

Stephanie Ben-Shimol lashed out at the mayor: 'You have all the power to stop antisemitism, I am begging you as a granddaughter of Holocaust survivors.' After being removed, she continued to protest outside the store, handed out Israeli flags and chanted 'Am Yisrael Chai'.

The New York City municipality is tightening regulations on technology use in schools ahead of the new academic year. Elementary students will face a ban on AI and personal screens until the third grade.

The suspect, Pamela Cisneros, 49, attacked another person before being shot to death by police. Authorities are still investigating the motives behind the attack, which initially appeared to be random.

The Prime Minister's upcoming visit to the UN General Assembly in New York is marked by concerns over protests and potential floor provocations. The short visit is unlikely to include meetings with foreign leaders.

Two American aviation giants, Delta and United, are returning to Ben Gurion Airport in the coming days, increasing flight supply on one of the country's most popular routes. Israir is also expected to join El Al and Arkia. Analysis suggests that increased competition will not necessarily lead to an immediate price drop given the current instability.

Armed with kitchen knives, near a police station: A mentally ill woman stabbed two people in the central square of New York and was shot to death by police. The death of one of the victims was confirmed later. Police: It was a robbery attempt that went wrong.

The Grand Slam that opened this week has sparked a storm for the wrong reasons: a ticket with an official price of $65 is being resold on the secondary market for over $300, and the USTA is taking a cut from both sides. While the reputation of the "people's tournament" is eroding, everyone is already openly talking about it becoming an entertainment-commercial event on a new scale.

A sharp conflict is developing in New York between Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the United Federation of Teachers (UFT). The union has filed a motion to intervene in legal proceedings against the city's lawsuit, which seeks to block a law granting school support staff payments of up to $10,000.

Against the backdrop of rising antisemitism and crime against Jews, Jewish organizations are calling on US authorities to increase police presence around synagogues and Jewish schools ahead of the High Holy Days. In New York, Governor Kathy Hochul and Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch have already promised to increase security.