Palestinian Protest Breaks Out in NY Council Meeting, Then Shut Down in Most Awesome Way Possible (VIDEO)
New York City Councilman David Greenfield (D-Brooklyn) responded passionately to a Pro-Palestinian protest which broke out during a council meeting last Thursday, calling it an example of “naked, blind anti-Semitism”.
World’s Largest Menorah Set to Light Up the Night
The World’s Largest Hanukkah menorah, as verified by the Guinness World Records, will be proudly standing once again on New York’s Fifth Avenue and 59th Street just below Central Park in what is known as the Big Apple’s most fashionable plaza.
10th Graders raise millions for Har Nof Terror Victims’ Families
Gabriel Greenbaum and his classmates at Rambam Mesivta High School in Lawrence, New York raised $2.4 million for the victims and families of the Jerusalem terror attack that killed five people and left 9 others injured.
Metropolitan Opera Stifles Free Exchange of Ideas About a Propaganda Opera
On Monday night I went to the Metropolitan Opera. I went for two reasons: to see and hear John Adams’ controversial opera, The Death of Klinghoffer; and to see and hear what those protesting the Met’s judgment in presenting the opera had to say.
Opera v. Truth: The Fetid Fouls of Death of Klinghoffer
The decision to stage “The Death of Klinghoffer” represents an abdication of moral responsibility, political sensitivity and gravitas.
Klinghoffer: The Beatification of Terrorism
Imagine doing this for the Islamic State, Boko Haram, or Al-Qaeda. Imagine the moral revulsion we might feel.
NY’s Annual Muslim Day Parade Targets El-Sisi
The parade was poorly attended and anti ISIS, but el-Sisi was villified in a basically Muslim Brotherhood event.
Lincoln Center is United With The Innocence Of Muslims
A convicted felon made an amateur movie “trailer” in July 2012, entitled “Innocence of Muslims.”
Empire State Expresses Solidarity with Israel on Unity Trip (Video)
A contingent of New York government officials and businessmen are spending three days in Israel on a unity visit this week.
Saved from the Titantic in Zion
Nathan and Isidor Straus were the owners of Macy’s department store in New York City. On a trip to the Land of Israel in 1912, Nathan fell in love with the country, while Isidor decided to leave, returning home on the Titanic. When the Titanic sunk, Nathan Straus believed that it was a sign from […]
