New York City
“The proper thing to do was to make him ridiculous.”
A growing sense of chaos.
Relying on the very sensitivity-training complex that has allowed fashionable bigotries to fester and bloom.
A five-fold increase in hate crimes against the city’s Jews.
New York City is no longer the sole center of gravity.
“An attack on our Jewish community is an attack on every New Yorker.”
A new hasidic art gallery grows in Brooklyn and is already bucking stereotypes. Can it survive, and what does it suggest about contemporary Orthodox life?
After establishing strong ties with some Orthodox communities, he burned his bridges with a single tweet.
Incentivizing better Orthodox schooling is less legally fraught, more politically appealing, and more likely to succeed in practice than forced regulation.
And an insult to the Jewish naval hero who commissioned the statue.
And those who advocate it have embraced anti-Semitism.
Why Andrew Yang is right about ḥasidic education.
Why “Hitler was right” and “Death to Israel” trended on Twitter.
New York City’s bail reform lets violent anti-Semites go free.