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US Officials and Global Leaders to Convene at New York Conference
Senior US officials, diplomats, and global leaders will gather in New York for the Israel Hayom Conference to discuss Middle East diplomacy, bilateral ties, and combating antisemitism.
Brooklyn Teacher Sparks Outrage Over Antisemitic Messi Caricature
A Brooklyn math teacher sparked outrage after posting antisemitic caricatures online, including a distorted image of Lionel Messi using classic Nazi tropes.
New York Delivery Driver Learns Hasidic Song to Connect With Local Community
A New York delivery driver learned a Hasidic song by Hershy Weinberger to connect with local Jewish children on his route, sparking a viral heartwarming moment of cross-cultural joy.
Israir Launches New Direct New York Route with $1 Million Campaign
Israir launches a new direct route to New York with a $1 million campaign, expanding its long-haul operations following the $85 million acquisition of Airbus A330 wide-body aircraft.
Man Stabbed to Death in Random Attack Aboard NYC Subway Train
A 59-year-old man was stabbed to death inside a crowded subway car in Queens, New York, sparking deep concern among commuters over public transit safety.
NYC Mayor Launches First Antisemitism Strategy Amid Criticism Over Definitions
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani launched the city's first antisemitism strategy, focusing on security and education, but faced criticism for omitting an official definition of antisemitism and anti-Zionism.
New York Sues Polymarket US Over Unlicensed Gambling and Prediction Markets
New York sued Polymarket US for operating an unlicensed gambling platform, sparking a legal battle over state authority versus federal regulation of prediction markets.
Thierry Henry Lists Luxury Manhattan Penthouse for $25 Million
Football legend Thierry Henry and Andrea Rajacic have listed their luxury Manhattan penthouse for $25 million after previously attempting a sale last year.
NYC Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch Visits Lubavitcher Rebbe's Ohel
NYC Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch visited the Lubavitcher Rebbe's Ohel in Queens ahead of Yom Kippur, joined by community leaders and Devorah Halberstam.
New York City Launches Modular Public Restroom Pilot Program
New York City launches a one-year pilot program with Throne Labs to install 17 modular public restrooms across high-traffic areas, offering free, touchless, and accessible facilities.
Arkia Expands New York Route with New Wide-Body Airbus
Arkia has expanded its long-haul fleet by adding an Airbus A330-300 to serve the Tel Aviv-New York route, following Israir's recent entry into the market.
Neo-Nazis Stage Antisemitic Protest Near Ground Zero During 9/11 Memorials
Neo-Nazis disrupted New York's 25th anniversary of 9/11 with antisemitic protests near Ground Zero, drawing widespread outrage during official memorial events.