Polls: New York Religious Communities View Migration as 'Burden'
Polls show near-universal opposition to migration among New York communities amid the chaos and diversity created by D.C. policies.
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Polls show near-universal opposition to migration among New York communities amid the chaos and diversity created by D.C. policies.
For Rabbi Jeffrey Myers, spiritual leader of Tree of Life/Or L’Simcha Congregation, Hamas massacre of 1,400 in Israel on October 7 is 'retraumatizing' to him and his community
PITTSBURGH — The Squirrel Hill community woke up Thursday morning, the day before the city was set to mark the fifth anniversary of the violent rampage at the Tree of Life synagogue in which 11 congregants were shot to death, to pro-Palestine graffiti scrawled across the front of Allderdice High School in the predominantly Jewish neighborhood.
I am known among my friends for my common response to times of pain and trouble. I will cry with them. I will hold their hands and hug them close. But, more than anything, as my friends are scattered across the map, I light candles. As the product of a
President Joe Biden's deputies are touting border walls and deportations -- even as they import many more migrants into American workplaces.