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Orthodox Jewish judge Alvin Hellerstein to preside over Maduro case in Manhattan
The 92-year-old senior judge, an Orthodox Jew, will oversee the high-profile Manhattan prosecution of the Venezuelan leader, a longtime ally of Iran who has repeatedly attacked Israel and Zionism
Daniel Edelson, New York
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01.04.26
New York swears in Zohran Mamdani as mayor as Israeli critics protest nearby
Thousands braved freezing temperatures and holiday fatigue to gather near City Hall as Zohran Mamdani took office in an unprecedented public inauguration that underscored his progressive agenda and break with tradition
Amir Bogen
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01.02.26
The world welcomes 2026 with fireworks, drone shows and moments of silence
From drone shows and fireworks to midnight kisses, countries around the globe ushered in 2026; Sydney paused for a moment of silence, Kyiv kissed before curfew, a suicide attack struck Syria, millions gathered in Brazil and New York marked America’s 250th anniversary
ynet Global, News Agencies
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01.01.26
Stories of hope: the mitzvah magnet
A chance encounter on a cold New York afternoon turns into a quiet act of kindness, reminding two strangers—and readers—how small gestures can still carry lasting meaning
Jack Baxter/The Media Line
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12.30.25
'Like a cigarette pack’: New York to require health warnings on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a law requiring social media platforms to display mandatory mental health warnings every time users log in, citing data showing heightened addiction, anxiety and depression risks among children and teens
Daniel Edelson, New York
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12.27.25
Bones under basement stairs: New York handyman revealed to be serial killer
Two bodies dumped 20 years apart along a New York hiking trail led investigators to Richard Fox; after he was sentenced to 40 years in prison based on DNA evidence, a third body was found in his former home, raising fears of more victims
ynet, News Agencies
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12.25.25
New York increases security at Hanukkah events after deadly Sydney attack
After the deadly Hanukkah attack in Sydney, New York City and surrounding areas raised alert levels, deployed extra police to Jewish sites and events and stressed there is no known threat to the city
Amir Bogen, New York
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12.15.25
'You can't live here for less than $200-300K': the Israelis who took a bite of the Big Apple
The young Israelis who stormed the moving, trade, and renovation markets in the 1980s have been replaced by tech workers and academics, together forming one of the largest Israeli communities abroad; now, around 150,000 Israelis live in New York
Ayala Or-El
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12.14.25
Delta is first airline operating in Israel to offer free in-flight WiFi
Stay connected: While airlines operating routes from Israel charge for in-flight internet, Delta Airlines is breaking the rules | Here are alll the details
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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12.10.25
NYC’s Jewish police chief apologizes after her brother calls Mamdani ‘enemy’ of the Jewish people
Benjamin Tisch, the younger brother of New York’s Jewish police chief, publicly attacked incoming mayor Mamdani, calling him an 'enemy' of the Jewish people; his sister quickly apologized; Mamdani said he aims to serve all New Yorkers, including Jewish residents
ynet
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12.06.25
New York’s best slices, through the eyes of an Israeli pizza chef
Tel Aviv pizza chef Yaron Segal and his wife, Efrat, toured New York’s legendary pizzerias for inspiration and new ideas; these five stops, from Nolita to Brooklyn, are must visits for any pizza lover in the Big Apple
Yaron Segal
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12.05.25
From samba to street food: The world’s 30 coolest streets of 2025
No gimmicks, no souvenir shops, no mega chains, and no crowds; Time Out’s annual ranking reveals the most authentic, local, and vibrant streets around the world
Roy Elman
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12.04.25
Chef Eyal Shani: ‘We were sure we wouldn’t get a Michelin star because we are Israelis’
Eyal Shani says his New York restaurant Shmoné kept its Michelin star despite political tensions; he believes the guide hesitated to include him and praises his young chef, calling her movements graceful and her Japanese knife a tool to conquer the city
Tiki Golan
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12.02.25
Breaking with Bibi and bombs: progressive wave hits pro-Israel Democratic establishment
A decade after Netanyahu’s Congress speech fractured the pro-Israel consensus, young Democratic outsiders are storming the primaries, rejecting AIPAC cash and old-guard politics; Sanders allies revolt, as the party shifts sharply left
Tzippy Shmilovitz, New York
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11.29.25
$5M raised for IDF wounded at NYC gala despite hostile climate
Belev Echad's annual fundraiser draws 1,500 donors to Cipriani Hall; soldiers share harrowing testimonies of sacrifice; community declares unwavering solidarity with Israel's wounded warriors
ynet Global
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11.27.25
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