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The Jewish community in New York City was left shaken and deeply concerned following Iran's missile attack on Israel over the weekend, igniting fears for the safety and well-being of loved ones in the besieged Jewish state.

“On Oct. 7, Jewish history called. It has asked us to stand up and stand out as Jews. It has asked us to fight terrorism and combat hatred. It has asked us to protest, to not remain silent or complacent, to unify and unite in common cause to free our hostages. It asked us on Oct. 7 and it is still asking that of us now.”

Pesach: a night of recalling the miracles of our past and recognizing the miracles in our lives today.

Recap: Jordie goes with Zevi to Zevi’s lifeguarding job. Jordie ends up saving a boy from drowning. On the way to camp, a lady wearing a burqa asks to borrow a phone from them. Zevi doesn’t really want to lend it to her, but he does.

NEW YORK NEWS

 New York City and its surrounding area experienced a significant earthquake followed by multiple aftershocks. The initial quake measured 4.8 on the Richter scale, striking near Gladstone, New Jersey, and was followed by a 3.8 magnitude aftershock.

NEW YORK NEWS

 A man allegedly pushed another person onto subway tracks in East Harlem, leading to their death. The suspect has been arrested on a murder charge and has a history of mental health issues, according to his mother. The incident has reignited discussions about handling mental health crises in the transit system. Mayor Eric Adams emphasized the city’s efforts to address homelessness and mental illness but faced opposition over involuntarily hospitalizing individuals. Adams proposed expanding Kendra’s Law to mandate treatment for those with mental health issues. Despite the tragedy, subway crime has decreased since Adams took office. The incident occurred amid increased police presence in the subway and follows a fatal shooting of a police officer. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is also considering safety measures such as metal barriers on platforms.