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A lost film about Jewish immigrants on the Lower East Side returns to the big screen in NYC

Newly restored with a modern score, “Breaking Home Ties” screens as part of the New York Jewish Film Festival, which opens Thursday.

One young man sitting on bench at school yard.

Teen Fellowship

Did our Jewish day school prepare us to discuss Israel with our peers in the real world? Yes, and no.

The Senesh School in Brooklyn provides its students with knowledge and talking points about Israel. And yet, some of my former classmates endure uncomfortable situations at their secular high schools.

Franz Kafka’s Hebrew writings are now on view in New York City

“Franz Kafka,” an exhibition at Midtown’s Morgan Library and Museum, includes “unique literary and biographical material.”

A Jewish day school finds itself at a pivotal intersection — literally — of New York’s congestion pricing

A.J. Weberman, famous for picking through Bob Dylan’s trash, shares his thoughts on ‘A Complete Unknown’

At last, a long-awaited kosher supermarket opens on the Upper West Side

Jews were targeted by the majority of hate crimes in NYC last year, NYPD says

First-ever Solomon Schechter day school in North America goes Orthodox

The Lower East Side anti-Jewish riot that changed the way Jews do politics

A chance meeting between Delia Ephron and Julianna Margulies begat a subtly Jewish Broadway play

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