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Orthodox Jewish activists take to social media in protest against proposed bill advanced after a New York Times report on teachers hitting students, saying investigation encouraged antisemitism

Erdan called asymmetry in The Times' coverage of Israel "libelous narratives" and demanded that reporting in the paper that serves the largest urban Jewish community in the world be rectified

"We cannot normalize this. In order to combat antisemitism, we need everyone to be committed and unified," Doug Emhoff said.

Community Board 12, Senator Felder, Assemblyman Eichenstein and Councilman Yeger Welcome the Installation of All-Way Stop Sign at 46th Street and 11th

The New York Times' coverage of Jewish people has been brought under scrutiny as the paper responds to yet another accusation of anti-Semitism from critics.

Most of the religious Jewish groups came out for losing GOP candidate but high turnout shows political sway, representatives say

Shaken by a crime wave, the Empire State’s voters may be poised to hand Republican Lee Zeldin the keys to the Executive Mansion

But the House nominee, who is due to represent part of a Hasidic enclave in Brooklyn, called for a better understanding of the “context” in which the schools exist.

(RNS) — The vast majority of Hasidic parents and students cherish the education offered by their yeshivas.

A massive report by New York Times on state of education in Haredi schools in Brooklyn and Rockland and Orange Counties pushes Eric Adams to delve into probe that began in 2015; some believe political reasons behind lack of action