New York Governor Hochul announces that the federal government is providing detection systems to her state as public uproar over the mystery of the drones that have been seen in multiple states deepens.
Jewish man stabbed in neck in Crown Heights, rushed by Hatzolah to Kings County Hospital. Police conducting search for attacker.
Adi Alexander, father of Edan Alexander, urges US President Biden, President-elect Trump, and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu: 'This is a moment for courage, collaboration, and decisive action.'
Consul General of Israel in NY, Ofir Akunis, speaks with Arutz Sheva during his visit to Israel. "Many in the US are wrong in their basic attitude to the state of Israel and to the truth"
Jessica Tisch, Jewish public servant, appointed as commissioner of NYPD. She is the second woman ever appointed to the position.
How the NY Public Library acquired a ‘treasure trove’ of Jewish and Yiddish music.
‘Wanted’ posters at U of Rochester target Hillel director, Netanyahu’s brother and others with ‘ties’ to Israel.
Israeli singer Aviv Gefen visited grave of the late Lubavitcher Rebbe in New York, together with his friend, singer Avraham Fried and businessman and social activist, Davidi Crombie.
Daniel Norber, a dual US-Israeli citizen who served in the IDF Military Police, was elected to represent Northern Hempstead in the New York State Assembly.
Syed Aman from Nassau County charged in federal court in Brooklyn with attempting to provide material support to ISIS, a day after being arrested as he tried to board a flight to Doha, from where he intended to reach Syria and join ISIS.
A record number of six observant, yarmulke wearing Jews, were elected to the New York State legislature.
Democrat Ritchie Torres wins more than 77% of the votes, defeating Republican Gonzalo Duran and independent Jose Vega.
NYPD Hate Crime Task Force investigating assault of prominent Israel advocate Todd Richman, who was attacked while carrying an Israeli flag during a pro-Palestinian Arab demonstration on the anniversary of October 7.
Todd Richman, co-founder of Democratic Majority of Israel, attacked and beaten by pro-Hamas protesters in Manhattan as he walks down the street holding an Israeli flag.
Mike LiPetri is indeed the new face of New York Politics. He has a very bright future.
Israel is introducing a new travel authorization program in 2025, called the ETA-IL (Electronic Travel Authorization for Israel). This initiative simplifies travel for visitors from visa-exempt countries. Instead of dealing with embassy visits or paperwork, travelers can easily apply online for authorization before their trip, streamlining entry into the country.
The Prime Minister and his wife take off for New York, where the Prime Minister will address the UN General Assembly.
Manhattan District Attorney reaches agreement with Christopher Brown, 23, to plead guilty to possessing a firearm as part of a planned terror attack on the New York Jewish community
Muslim man goes on tirade about Gaza in Jewish-owned barbershop, grabs the barber's scissors and stabs him while yelling about killing the Jewish man.
The following steps help ensure that victims of car accidents in New York obtain the compensation they deserve, covering both immediate and long-term needs.
In an attempt to lower housing prices in Kiryas Joel, a local Satmar businessman who is building 2,000 apartments in the area, announced cutting prices of apartments to half the market price.
Man charged with making antisemitic bomb threats against Jewish hospitals in New York could face up to 155 years in prison.
Islamic Center of Rockland County apologizes after video emerges of guest imam's sermon supporting Hamas and calling for death of Jews sparks controversy.
Young haredi man stabbed in Crown Heights, within 100 feet of the Chabad Headquarters, in what is being probed as a hate crime.
Following bankruptcy filing, Patis Bakery closes two locations, including near Times Square.
Following request from Trump's lawyers, New York judge rules the former President will not be sentenced on his business fraud conviction until September.
Israel’s Consul General in New York, Ofir Akunis, warns in interview with The New York Post that the city is in danger of falling under “radical Muslim occupation”: Your September 11th is our October 7th.
Opposition leader congratulates George Latimer, who won the Democratic primary in New York and defeated Israel critic Jamaal Bowman.
New York Rep. Jamaal Bowman projected to lose his Democratic primary to George Latimer, in a defeat for "The Squad".
Squad member facing tough primary challenge says he accepts UN findings that Hamas terrorists committed rape on October 7 after previously calling the rape accusations 'propoganda.'
Anti-Israel activist “Crackhead Barney”, who previously attacked Alec Baldwin, harasses film director Quentin Tarantino, who is married to Israeli singer Daniella Pick.
New York Governor, Kathy Hochul, opens Israel Day Parade and says that she is, "Incredibly proud to be the Governor of a state that is home of the largest Jewish population outside of Israel.'
New York City police take into custody more than two dozen people who took part in pro-Palestinian Arab protests at the Brooklyn Museum.
Asghar Ali has been charged with more than 10 crimes, including attempted murder as a hate crime, NYPD says.
Driver passing a Hasidic Jewish school in Brooklyn verbally assaults a group of Jewish people before trying to run them down. NYPD investigating the incident as a possible hate crime.
Most New Yorkers support pro-Palestinian protests but say encampments ‘crossed the line’ into antisemitism, new poll shows.
At least a dozen arrested after Pro-Palestinian Arab demonstrators march in Bay Ridge and clash with officers.
11-13-year-old Orthodox children playing on the sidewalk viciously attacked by man who threw 2 of them to the ground and repeatedly kicked one of them.
Protesters rename Mina Rees Library, "The Al Aqsa University Library”, agree to leave only after president promises them amnesty for taking over school building.
House Republicans questioning public school leaders about how they’re addressing antisemitism; David Banks, chancellor of New York City’s public school system, to testify at the Capitol.
Marking seven months since the October 7th attacks, rally attendees unite in call for hostages' release, followed by a monumental display of 500 drones illuminating the sky above the Statue of Liberty in New York.
At least three synagogues and museum in New York receive bomb threats. New York Police Department says none were deemed credible.
Ambassador Ofir Akunis arrives in New York to take position of Consul General, will meet Israeli, Jewish, student leaders studying on campus to hear firsthand their views on current events on campus.
By a vote of 4-3, a New York court found that the prosecution had not followed protocol when calling and questioning witnesses.
Man sets himself on fire inside the designated protest area outside of former President's hush money trial in New York. Police respond to the incident.
Source says the US will restrict the movements of Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian and his delegation while they are in New York for a meeting at the United Nations.
32-year-old Orthodox Jewish man recovering in hospital after being stabbed multiple times outside his home in Ramapo. Police investigating.
How was it, they asked, when the entire town was stricken by fear, closed shop, and conducted no other business even after the earth shook. Opinion.
A magnitude 5.5 earthquake shook the Greater New York area on Friday afternoon - one of the strongest tremors ever recorded.
Former US President posts bond as he appeals the judgment against him in the civil fraud case brought by New York state Attorney General Letitia James.
Community leaders have asked all parents of students in Crown Heights haredi institutions to recite additional chapters of Psalms ahead of a court ruling on whether the schools must teach secular studies.
Demonstrators wear Batman masks and black capes, in honor of four-year-old Ariel Bibas and his baby brother Kfir, who were kidnapped on October 7.
Queens College Hillel calls pro-Hitler graffiti a threat to student safety, demands action from administration.
UWS residents clean up after Effy’s, a neighborhood kosher cafe, is hit with anti-Israel graffiti.
Matthew Karelefsky, arsonist with ‘kill rabbi’ tattoo sentenced to decades in prison for burning rabbi’s home.
Federal judge in New York rules New Jersey Senator's conduct is not protected by the nature of his job.
Feds investigate Yonkers, NY, school district where girls basketball players yelled antisemitic slurs at Jewish opponents.
Following a wave of antisemitism flooding through New York, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Sitt, rolls out red carpet for Jews.
A video-art display projected on the Israeli consulate in New York for International Women's Day shows the conditions of women abducted by Hamas and calls for their immediate release.
Deborah Lipstadt urges New York Jews to ‘bring the joy’ of Judaism despite increased antisemitism.
