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The yearly National Shomrim Kaddish Memorial Service was held this past Monday, May 13, at the National Law Enforcement Memorial in Washington, DC, in the presence of members of the Israeli Police. Rabbi Tzvi Berkowitz, Founder of Project Talmai, was joined by Patrick Yoes, President of the National Fraternal Order of Police, and their chaplain, Rick Snyder.

Following the enactment of the 2024-25 Fiscal Year New York State Budget, State Senator Michael Gianaris and Assemblymember Andrew Hevesi announced the inclusion of $70 million for Nonpublic School Safety Equipment (NPSE) grants, to enhance school safety at religious and independent schools across New York.

On Thursday evening, May 16, the Navigating the Medical System Lecture Series featured a virtual lecture with Monhit Shukla, MD, FACR, attending rheumatologist at NewYork-Presbyterian Queens, hosted by Congregation Etz Chaim.

Boots for Israel (BFI) has traveled a long way since its October 11 birth in the wake of Hamas’ barbaric October 7 ambush. BFI hasn’t stopped moving. While our IDF defenders would go barefoot in their dogged pursuit of terrorists, BFI was created so that they don’t have to.

Will Honor U.S. Senator John Fetterman as an American Patriot and Hero of Israel

Yeshiva University is proud to celebrate its 2024 graduates, more than 1,700 future leaders of society, at its 93^rd annual commencement ceremony. At the commencement on May 29th, Yeshiva University will award its highest honor for global leadership, the Presidential Medallion, to U.S. Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania. During these challenging times, the leadership, service, and moral clarity of this American patriot and hero of Israel has been a beacon of hope and strength for the country and the world.

On Sunday, May 19, at 4:45 p.m., Rabbi Schaye Schonbrun was driving home with his wife Malka from visiting their grandchildren in West Hempstead. As their car proceeded slowly south along Union Turnpike between Queens Blvd. and Park Lane, suddenly the driver’s side window violently exploded, spraying hundreds of glass shards over the couple and all over the car’s interior. Despite the shock, Rabbi Schonbrun kept driving, while noticing an obvious bullet hole in the remnants of the shattered window. It is suspected that the shot was fired at random from a window on the east side of Union Turnpike. An investigation is ongoing. Thank G-d, the couple were not physically harmed.