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The Coalition for Jewish Values (CJV), representing over 2,500 traditional, Orthodox rabbis in American public policy, today unrolled a powerful new advertising campaign in the heart of Times Square, identifying “Free Palestine” as a call for genocide against Jews. The ten-second CJV ad will appear multiple times per hour for the next 30 days on one of Times Square’s most recognizable billboards and aims to raise awareness of the danger this movement poses to America.

This past Friday, Assemblymember Jenifer Rajkumar, recognized by her signature “woman in red” look, visited Kew Gardens Hills as part of her campaign for New York City Public Advocate. She spent a considerable amount of time engaging with local residents, visiting businesses, and walking along Main Street connecting.

Yosef Azoulay (l), captain, and Eli Nagel (r), of the Touro University Baseball Team, with Gary Perone, General Manager of the Staten Island Ferry Hawks, at their annual Jewish Heritage Day. The two threw out a first pitch to honor the successful first year of the Touro Baseball Team located at Lander College for Men.

On Sunday night, June 15, Rabbi Shmuel Marcus, Rav of the Young Israel of Queens Valley, delivered a passionate speech about the importance of taking responsibility for one another as a z’chus to dwell securely in the Land. Members of the community gathered at the Garber home in Kew Gardens Hills for a parlor meeting on behalf of Our Jewish Children, an organization that helps fund tuition for Jewish students transferring from public school to yeshivah.

A “Shabbos Goy” is sounding the alarm about the dangers of Zohran Mamdani potentially winning the Democratic NYC mayoral primary on Tuesday, June 24. Right now, the race is tied between Andrew Cuomo and Zohran Mamdani. Recognizing the urgency, mayoral candidate Whitney Tilson, a successful businessman and philanthropist, is dedicating his resources to raise awareness about the threat Mamdani poses.

Adrienne Adams: A Trusted Partner for Jewish New Yorkers—Rooted in Queens

In an election season filled with uncertainty, one candidate stands out—not because of grandstanding, but because of consistency. Speaker Adrienne Eadie Adams, current leader of the New York City Council and a lifelong Queens resident, is not making promises; she’s reaffirming a relationship.