Day: November 4, 2025

By: Fern Sidman The scourge of antisemitic harassment that has increasingly plagued Jewish communities across the United States reached a chilling climax this week with the sentencing of an Arizona man who orchestrated a months-long campaign of violent, antisemitic threats and intimidation against Jewish New Yorkers. As The Jerusalem Post reported on Sunday, 49-year-old Donovan […]

By: Krug Stillo The NY Post reported that CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss stepped in to prevent the layoff of a Rome-based foreign correspondent who had expressed strong support for Israel, instead removing another reporter from the termination list. The move comes amid a sweeping round of cuts across the Tiffany Network, sources told the […]

Zohran Mamdani’s triumph is not only his; it is the triumph of an ideological shift in which antisemitism no longer carries a political cost. Just the opposite. It has become socially acceptable. By: Michael Freund Something deeply troubling is happening in New York City and, by extension, in the heart of American Jewish life. The […]

By: TJVNews.com – Jewish Voice News In a year marked by geopolitical uncertainty, technological transformation, and uneven global recovery, Israel’s Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) has defied expectations to become the world’s best-performing major equity market of 2025. According to data published by TradingIL and circulated widely through Israeli financial outlets such as Tzap Magazine, […]

By: Charles Gasparino David Zaslav wants a bidding war for Warner Bros. Discovery – and he’s looking for assistance from Donald Trump’s Justice Department to make it happen, On The Money has learned. I know it sounds crazy. As The Post was first to report, the Trump administration wants Zaslav’s media conglomerate known as WBD […]

By: Fern Sidman A storm is once again gathering over the Metropolitan Museum of Art, this time not over curatorial choices or exhibition politics, but over a matter far deeper — the question of moral responsibility in the stewardship of history. As The New York Times reported on Tuesday, the heirs of a Jewish couple who […]

By: Tzirel Rosenblatt In a moment that fused faith, grief, and unyielding national solidarity, freed Israeli hostage Bar Kuperstein stood before hundreds of participants at Tel Aviv’s Hostage Square on Friday, leading a deeply emotional mass Tefillin event dedicated to the memory and return of Israel’s remaining hostages. The gathering, described by VIN News in […]

By: Jason Ostedder In an unprecedented display of courage, unity, and resilience, 170 bereaved Israeli mothers and their children — families who have endured the devastating loss of loved ones in defense of Israel — are embarking on a historic healing journey to the United States, a mission that promises solace, solidarity, and spiritual renewal. […]

By: Chaya Sora Jungreis-Gertzulin My daughter’s friend, Rena, shared a personal story that speaks volumes. Rena’s days are hectic, being a devoted mom to a growing family, while at the same time having a demanding, full-time career. It was an especially chaotic day. Rena and the children arrived home at the same time. Dinner had […]