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NYC pol Inna Vernikov's gun arrest 'boosting' her popularity - Vimarsana News

NYC pol Inna Vernikov's gun arrest 'boosting' her popularity

Pro-Israel Republican City Councilwoman Inna Vernikov, who was arrested on Oct. 12 for toting a firearm on her waistband at a pro-Palestinian rally, has given ammunition to her Democratic challenger.

Source: nypost.com
Debra Messing hangs up posters for hostages in Times Square - Vimarsana News

Debra Messing hangs up posters for hostages in Times Square

Actress Debra Messing was snapped hanging up signs bearing the names and information of Israeli hostages being held by Hamas in NYC.

Source: nypost.com
Controversial NYC Councilman Charles Barron goes on anti-Israeli rant during meeting: 'I am 1,000% pro-Palestinian' - Vimarsana News

Controversial NYC Councilman Charles Barron goes on anti-Israeli rant during meeting: 'I am 1,000% pro-Palestinian'

Brooklyn Councilman Charles Barron has previously compared Gaza to Nazi Germany's Jewish extermination camps, among other inflammatory comments

Source: nypost.com
CUNY accused of promoting pro-Palestinian rallies - Vimarsana News

CUNY accused of promoting pro-Palestinian rallies

A union representing 23,000 faculty members in the City University of New York system is accused of sending out emails to its members promoting anti-Israel rallies using anti-Semitic language.

Source: nypost.com
Right-to-shelter relief for NYC with migrants in sights - Vimarsana News

Right-to-shelter relief for NYC with migrants in sights

Judge Gerald Lebovitz disclosed Thursday in Manhattan Supreme Court following a more than a hour-and-a-half closed-door hearing that the city, state and Legal Aid Society agreed to enter mediation, which could give the city some measure of relief from housing the tens of thousands of migrants that have flooded into the five boroughs in recent months.

Source: nypost.com