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Sen. Schumer: Condoning Terror against Israel Led to Paris Massacres

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

He said: If the world had come down hard on terror after the Munch Massacres, "we wouldn’t have had what happened in Paris."

Israel / NY / News Briefs

Gov. Cuomo in Solidarity Tour in Israel, Rejects Abbas’ Invitation

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

The governors’ first official international trip is geared to build up his Jewish support back home.

NY / News Briefs / Business and Economy / Anti-Israel NGOs / Settlements

NY State’s Anti-Boycott Bill in Deep Freeze

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Boycotting a boycotter could boomerang, despite all of the good intentions off those behind the idea.

NY / Police and Crime / News Briefs / Local

NYPD Top Cop’s Wife to Use Her TV Status to Help Him

By Jewish Press News Desk

New York City has another husband-and-wife team helping to run the city with the disclosure that Rikki Klieman, the wife of Police Chief Bill Bratton, plans to go to community meetings with him and will use her connections through her appearance on CBS as a legal analyst to his advantage. The husband and wife duo, […]

Israel / Jewish / NY

Hillary Tells Huma to Choose between Her and Weiner

By Jewish Press News Desk

Hillary Clinton, an undeclared candidate for the Democratic nominee for president in 2016, has told Human Abedin to ditch Anthony Weiner if she wants to advise her former boss at the State Dept., The New York Post reported Monday. The ultimatum has been given before but has greater meaning following Weiner’s embarrassingly poor finish in […]

NY

Bill Thompson to Surrender to Bill de Blasio in NY Mayoral Race

By Jewish Press News Desk

Bill Thompson will concede to Bill de Blasio Tuesday morning in New York, eliminating the need for a second-round of voting to determine who will be the Democratic party nominee, a virtual shoo-in to succeed Michael Bloomberg as mayor of the city. Unofficially, de Blasio already does not need a second round contest because the […]

NY / Politics / News Briefs

Election Eve Poll Gives De Blasio Possible First-Round Victory

By Jewish Press News Desk

Bill de Blasio has turned around the election polls one day before the real vote and has a chance to win Tuesday’s election without a run-off, according to the new and last pre-elections survey conducted by Quinnipiac University. De Blasio won 39 percent of the respondents’ support, one percent point short of the minimum 40 […]

NY / News Briefs

Weiner’s Disgrace Boosts De Blasio in Pre-Election Polls

By Jewish Press News Desk

Anthony Weiner’s entry in the race for New York City’s next mayor hurt the chances of Bill de Blasio, but the rapid tumble in Weiner’s ratings have turned things around for the liberal de Blasio, the city’s public advocate. "When Weiner entered the race, de Blasio was the most hurt, since they were both outer […]

NY / Politics / News Briefs

Weiner Grilled in Polls, Drops to 4th Place

By Jewish Press News Desk

The latest sordid details of Anthony Weiner’s sexting, after he already had quite Congress over the first publication of the scandal, have dropped from from first place in the latest New York mayoral race polls published by Quinnipiac University. City Council Speaker Christine Quinn has retaken her previous place at the top of the pack, […]

NY / News Briefs

All in the Family for Hikind, Who Gives His Sons Legislative Jobs

By Jewish Press News Desk

New York Assemblyman Dov Hikind has made sure his two sons are employed, with each of them having a legislative job, The New York Daily News disclosed Wednesday. Hikind admitted that his sons work as a legislative aide to Assemblyman Peter Abbate Jr. and as a community liaison for Assemblywoman Rhoda Jacobs, but explained, "I […]

Jewish / NY / Politics / News Briefs / Local

Weiner on a Roll, at Top of the Heap in New Pre-Election Polls

By Jewish Press News Desk

Anthony Weiner has soared in pre-election poll and now is sharing the lead with two other candidates, according to one poll, while a second survey puts him the lead. Anew Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday puts Weiner in a statistical three-way tie with former frontrunner City Council Speaker Christine Quinn and former city comptroller William […]

Monitor

Giuliani Still Being Slighted by Media Elites

By Jason Maoz

Even as he left office in January 2002 on a note of unprecedented triumph and popularity, the tone of the New York Times’s editorials and most of its news coverage was startlingly jaundiced.

Serials

Getzlight – Chapter II

By Ruchama Feuerman

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