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In Brooklyn's 'Little Odesa,' Jews from Ukraine and Russia find war 'terrifying'

NY's Brighton Beach seaside neighborhood is a thriving enclave of Jews who moved to the United States in the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s as refugees from the former Soviet Union

In Brooklyn's 'Little Odessa,' Jews from Ukraine and Russia find the war 'terrifying' – The Forward

“There is no significant difference between Russian Jews or Ukrainian Jews because they identify themselves as Jewish in the first place."

Rabbi ousted from Park East Synagogue starts new Upper East Side congregation

The literary tastemaker who saved Brooklyn's oldest independent bookstore retires

Ezra Goldstein took over Park Slope's Community Bookstore in 2009 to bring it out of debt and become known as 'the oracle' of the borough's literary community

Ezra Goldstein, literary tastemaker who saved Brooklyn's oldest independent bookstore, is retiring – The Forward

A mid-life career switch gave Community Bookstore a new lease on Brooklyn's literary life.

Ezra Goldstein, literary tastemaker who saved Brooklyn's oldest independent bookstore, is retiring

These are the most popular bagels in New York, according to GrubHub

The 'everything' is the most popular bagel, Utopia Bagels out in Whitestone, Queens is number one and the top order is a not-very-kosher 'bacon, egg and cheese'

These are the most popular bagels in New York, according to GrubHub

The Jewish Week's guide to the 2022 New York Jewish Film Festival - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

15 overlooked Jewish stories of 2021 — and 1 you'll want to read again | US & World News

(JTA) — In 2021, the Jewish Telegraphic Agency published nearly 3,000 stories — news, analysis and commentary about our complex and dynamic shared community.