Jersey City Shooting

Jersey City’s Jewish mayor didn’t wait to call the kosher store shooting an anti-Semitic attack. Here’s why.

Steven Fulop is the grandson of Holocaust survivors and attended a yeshiva as a child.

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Orthodox community raises $50,000 for family of Jersey City detective killed during deadly raid on kosher market

They used an Orthodox Jewish social media fundraising app and collected $50,000 for the family within 20 hours.

Jersey City market employee was killed after helping save wounded Jewish victim

Douglas Miguel Rodriguez, a 49-year-old father, opened the door for the injured man but was shot trying to flee, the New York Daily News reported.

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What do we tell our children in the aftermath of the Jersey City shooting?

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Officials believe Jersey City shooters were motivated by anti-Semitic and anti-police views

Hasidim, government officials and police officers stand in front of the K'hal Adas Greenville synagogue next door to JC Kosher Supermarket in Jersey City, the site of a deadly shooting, Dec. 11, 2019. (Laura E. Adkins/JTA)

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Victims of Jersey City shooting remembered as generous, helpful and courageous

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Jersey City shooting: Officials still unsure of motive

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Orthodox Jews tried to build a home in Jersey City. Then a shooting terrorized their community.

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Police warn of fake GoFundMe pages for officer killed in Jersey City shooting

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One of the Jersey City shooters was a Black Hebrew Israelite. Here’s what you need to know about the movement.

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