Queens Jewish Link
Connecting the Queens Jewish Community “United we stand, divided we fall” sounds logical — but is it practical or even possible?
A reporter for an openly antisemitic media network was killed last week. Should Jews mourn her death?
Eighty years ago, an ominous and devastating policy was enacted by the British government that would cause severe destruction upon the Jewish people.
This headline is not meant to be clickbait or hyperbole. It is the logical conclusion to a series of words and actions that would lead anyone to believe that the Democrats, as a rule, are hoping that their political enemies are killed - or at least threatened into agreement.
One of my favorite places to visit is an ancient wall in the Jewish Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem with a playground on top. As I watch the children at play, my mind drifts back to what happened at that very wall more than 2,500 years ago, to events described in M’lachim II (Chapters 18-19), Isaiah (Chapters 36-37), and Divrei HaYamim II (Chapter 32).
Two weeks ago, the New York State Court of Appeals threw out the gerrymandered redistricting in New York State. The maps, which were signed by Governor Kathy Hochul, gave Democrats a monumental advantage in both the State Senate and House of Representative.
“That which stood for our ancestors applies to us, as well. For it was not only one individual who stood up against us to destroy us. Rather, in every generation they stand up against us to destroy us.”
