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In a high-stakes NYC election, what can our community do to ensure that every potential vote is accounted for? There is one gaping area where thousands of votes are being lost in our community.  Agudath Israel is determined to close that gap. 

Twenty-four years after the terror attacks of September 11, the Jewish community of Kew Gardens Hills gathered at the Young Israel for an evening of reflection, unity, and remembrance. Hosted by Talkline CEO Zev Brenner, the memorial brought together civic leaders, clergy, and residents to honor the victims and reaffirm the city’s resilience.

As we enter the Yamim Nora’im, a time of t’shuvah, t’filah, and tz’dakah, we are reminded that every blessing in our lives comes from Hashem. This is a time to examine our actions, strengthen our emunah, and return with sincerity to Hashem.

NYC Agencies Collaborate to Enhance Space for Play, Sports,
and Community Activities

Assemblyman Sam Berger and Councilman James Gennaro celebrated the completion of the restored blacktop at Queens Valley Playground, adjacent to PS 164. The upgraded space now provides a vibrant area for students, families, and the broader community to stay active and enjoy new recreational opportunities.

From yeshivos to shuls, the Rav’s words of Torah and warmth left a lasting impact on the children, families, and rabbanim of our community.

Parshas Ki Savo begins with the words: “Ki savo el ha’aretz asher Hashem Elokecha nosein l’cha – When you come into the land that Hashem, your G-d, is giving you.” The parshah opens with the mitzvah of bringing bikurim, the first fruits, as a heartfelt declaration of gratitude. It reminds us that everything we have is a gift from Hashem, and our role is to recognize, thank, and sanctify His blessings.