Some 80 percent of world's heads of government and state plan to attend annual meeting in New York, as world body resumes in-person-only format following pandemic-forced hiatus

Son of two immigrants has never been to the Big Apple but looks forward to connecting with local Jewish community; says it's an 'unbelievable moment for me and my family'

Pamphlets promoting 'Ayran National Army' and featuring swastika found at synagogue in Hornell, local church, other locations; 2 of the suspects caught in the act

Advocacy organization says CUNY Law's endorsement of anti-Israel boycott movement is discriminatory, calls for investigation by city and state authorities

50,000 visit grave of Chabad Rebbe on 28th anniversary of his passing, including Ukrainian Jewish leadership, conveying pleas for peace from the displaced, orphaned and besieged

Move is almost sure to draw more legal challenges from gun rights advocates; no firearms allowed at 'sensitive places' including houses of worship, schools, Times Square

Saadah Masoud allegedly beat a Jewish man who was holding an Israeli flag in April, causing a concussion; is also accused of attacking two other Jews last year

For the 2nd time, CUNY head cancels appearance before panel on allegations of widespread antisemitism; dozens describe anti-Jewish climate on city's public university campuses

Plaintiff says university held 'sham investigation' into alleged rape last year to shield its fundraising efforts, basketball team; school calls claims 'categorically false'

Marchers look to both celebrate LGBTQ community and make statement days after conservative justice signaled that court could reverse 2015 decision recognizing gay marriage