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Fire Imperils Kosher Meat Supply Ahead of Holidays

By Jewish Press Staff

A fire that started in Postville, Iowa Tuesday has destroyed at least 75% of the AgriStar Processing meat plant in whose laundry room the fire started.  This has put more than 600 people out of work, Fire Chief Jeff Bohr told KCRG, the local TV network; and will likely cause a jump in kosher meat […]

Parsha / Torah

The Kol That Echoes Through the Ages

By Jewish Press Staff

The Jewish people have survived exiles, expulsions, inquisitions, pogroms, and the horrors of the Holocaust, not because we possessed great armies or vast empires, but because the Kol of Torah never ceased.

Mamdani

Stock Portfolio of Mamdani Aide Includes IDF Contractor

By Jewish Press Staff

Politico Playbook reports that Ramzi Kassem, Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s chief counsel, owns stock in RTX (formerly Raytheon Technologies), a multinational military contractor that has a long relationship with the Israeli military, in such deals as a $1.25 billion deal this past November for surface-to-air missiles for Israel’s Iron Dome system. Mr. Kassem, a law professor […]

Mamdani

Mamdani Commissioner Flouts Chain of Command

By Jewish Press Staff

City Journal reports that Ana María Archilak, New York City Commissioner for International Affairs, had a meeting scheduled for July 7th with Iranian Ambassador Amir Saeid Iravani. This was apparently unauthorized, and Mayor Zohran Mamdani only found out about it when a press inquiry arrived at City Hall. The meeting was called off after the […]

Mamdani

Mamdani to Keep Katz

By Jewish Press Staff

In remarks to reporters covered on C-SPAN2, Mayor Zohran Mamdani said that he still considers the Jewish political strategist Morris Katz "a top advisor of mine." Katz worked on Graham Platner's Senate campaign in Maine, which was finally undone this month after constant scandals related to a Nazi-associated tattoo, antisemitic statements, and accusations of sexual […]

Parsha / Torah / Not On Bread Alone

Learning Curve

By Jewish Press Staff

If the directive is solid and is for our benefit, why allow us to defy it at all? Wouldn't the world be a better place without free choice? And the answer is no, it would not.

Featured / Halacha & Hashkafa / Features / Focus / Columns

How Best Should One Spend The Afternoon Of Tisha B'Av?

By Jewish Press Staff

A central halachic and emotional theme of the day is to avoid diverting our minds from this national mourning.

Word Prompt

Word Prompt – CHOK

By Jewish Press Staff

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Features

New York Law Requires Your New LLC to Publish in a Printed Newspaper

By Jewish Press Staff

New York law adds one more step that catches many new owners off guard: before the job is really done, the LLC has to be published in a newspaper. A printed one.

Featured / Torah / Not On Bread Alone

A Thirst for Torah

By Jewish Press Staff

Eliezer got up to speak and his shiur was so sublime and uplifting that angels descended from Heaven to listen to the incredible insights that Eliezer expounded.

Features

UJA Appoints Educator Dr. Michael A. Kat to Serve as New CEO of UJA-Federation of New York

By Jewish Press Staff

Dr. Michael Kay said: I step into this role with humility, and with a deep desire to listen and learn – motivated by the conviction that we are witnessing an unparalleled resurgence in Jewish commitment under difficult circumstances, and that we have an obligation to nurture it.

Headline / Torah

Chief Rabbi Mobilizes Global Shabbat Project in Support of Presidential Shabbat Proclamation

By Jewish Press Staff

At a time of rising antisemitism and deep polarisation, Rabbi Goldstein, who serves as the Chief Rabbi of South Africa, believes the proclamation offers a rare opportunity for national unity: "Shabbat is above politics. Whatever our differences, whatever our background, whatever our level of observance, Shabbat belongs to all of us."

Word Prompt

Word Prompt – YAHRZEIT – Yehudah Pryce

By Jewish Press Staff

In a world often focused on the immediate and the material, a yahrzeit reminds us that our actions echo far beyond this lifetime.

Headline / Features

Over 500 Government, Clinical, Academic, Tech & Nonprofit Professionals Come Together to Respond to Israel’s Trauma Crisis

By Jewish Press Staff

While Israel is recognized as a leader in trauma care and innovation, participants emphasized that the central challenge is not a lack of expertise or activity, but that the current system is too fragmented to effectively meet the scale and complexity of the growing national need.

Headline / Features

Five Million Shekels Secured to Support MASA Students Unable to Depart Due to War

By Jewish Press Staff

The initiative was established to express profound gratitude to the community of scholars who balance intensive high-level Torah study with the rigors of military service.

Headline / Front Page / Perspectives

After Tucker Smear, Chabad Surges Security, Donations – and Mitzvos

By Jewish Press Staff

Carlson may have inadvertently done more for Chabad fundraising than any giving-day campaign.

Ask the Rabbi / Torah

Q & A: What Constitutes Sheimot (Part I)

By Jewish Press Staff

Question: I am the gabbai in a large synagogue. Many people bring Divrei Torah handouts to distribute. As such, I am faced with disposing of the constantly growing accumulation of sheimot. How do I deal with these papers that include the names of Hashem in many substitute forms, mostly in English? No name please Via e-mail

Features

Judge Jill Epstein Elevated to NY Supreme Court

By Jewish Press Staff

The great thing about Jill is she has vast experience not just from the judge’s side of the bench, but from the attorney side of the bench, New York Assemblymember Kalman Yeger told The Jewish Press at the event.

Word Prompt

Word Prompt – RUNNING

By Jewish Press Staff

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Features

Michael Reagan, Stepson of President Ronald Reagan, Passes Away at 80

By Jewish Press Staff

Throughout his career, Michael Reagan was widely recognized as a steadfast defender of President Ronald Reagan’s legacy – particularly his unwavering support for Israel and his firm opposition to totalitarianism and antisemitism.

Featured / News & Views / Mamdani

Rabbi Marc Schneier Slams Mamdani Appointees

By Jewish Press Staff

No one should be surprised by the ADL's report that revealed over 20% of Zohran Mamdani's transition team members hold extremist views and have ties with notoriously antisemitic organizations.

Jewish Community

Rockland County Chapter of Agudath Israel Fetes Lawmakers

By Jewish Press Staff

I learned by listening to the rabbis that the light dispels darkness. By lighting the light for Chanukah, we push back darkness. We push back evil, Walsh said.

Word Prompt

Word Prompt – DREIDEL – Michael Milgraum

By Jewish Press Staff

Explanations for the dreidel's significance range from the practical to the mystical.

Headline / Features

Israel Search & Recovery Team Deploys to Sydney after Deadly Chanukah Terror Attack

By Jewish Press Staff

The deployment is being coordinated from Israel as the team departs Ben Gurion Airport en route to Sydney. Zaka officials said responders will provide both technical assistance and spiritual support to local communities grappling with the aftermath of the attack.

Features / Travel

Vienna Welcomes a New Fully Kosher Hotel

By Jewish Press Staff

In a city where kosher hotel options had long been scarce, Vayalen Boutique Hotel fills a real need. It’s not just about beds and breakfasts: for observant Jews visiting Vienna – whether for leisure, family visits, or community – the hotel offers a base that respects kashrut, Shabbat observance, and Jewish identity.

Features

On The Heels of War, Israel’s First School of Prosthetics and Orthotics Opens in the Negev

By Jewish Press Staff

It’s an historic moment not just for our ADI family but the entire State of Israel. Despite the great need, Israel has never had any formal educational programming for Certified Prosthetists and Orthotists (CPOs).

Headline / News & Views

Mamdani: Nefesh B’Nefesh Event at New York Synagogue Promotes ‘Violation of International Law,’ Event Misused ‘Sacred Space’

By Jewish Press Staff

Mamdani’s victory has unsettled segments of New York City’s Jewish community, who already feel heightened anxiety amid the spiking antisemitic incidents in the city and across the country and who feel uncertain as to how he will address such concerns from City Hall.

In Print / Headline / Halacha & Hashkafa

To what extent are individuals responsible for getting a flu shot to protect others during cold season?

By Jewish Press Staff

This is a personal decision, not even between patients and doctors because doctors will almost always recommend a flu shot.

In Print / Jewish Community

Walder Foundation Provides Critical Funding For the Devorah Leah Campus in Chicago

By Jewish Press Staff

State-of-the-art campus in Chicago inspires hundreds of students at Lubavitch Girls High School to learn deeply and live with purpose.

In Print / Parsha

Keeping Our Commitments

By Jewish Press Staff

If one does teshuvah because of his love for Hashem, then willful sins are actually converted into meritorious deeds.

In Print / Headline / Halacha & Hashkafa

Why don't many in the U.S. sleep in sukkahs? Should we encourage more to do so? How?

By Jewish Press Staff

If it can be done comfortably, safely, and in accordance with halacha, it’s a beautiful and meaningful mitzvah. But we must do so without judgment. Not sleeping in the sukkah doesn’t imply laxity or lack of observance – sometimes, it’s a reflection of deeper spiritual sensitivity or halachic adherence.

In Print / Halacha & Hashkafa

If one is a very poor faster, how should they think about their avodah/connection to Hashem on Yom Kippur?

By Jewish Press Staff

Whatever the case, we know that the most important thing is doing the right thing, accepting and fulfilling G-d’s commands and commandments, working on ourselves by adopting the guidance of Torah and halacha. And this is what we should think if we have to stay home on Yom Kippur, as all of us must do at some point.

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