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Shana tova u‘metuka! Wishing Jewish communities in New York and around the world a Happy, Sweet New Year. This Rosh Hashanah, at a time of rising antisemitism, it is especially important that we celebrate and uplift the incredible contributions and role of Jewish Americans in our communities.

May we use this High Holiday season to double down on our commitments to combating antisemitism, ensuring the safety and security of our Jewish communities, and rejecting hate in all its forms. And may this year bring joy, strength, peace, and fulfillment. Shana Tova!

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Imagine they were rounding Jews up like they are other minorities. Killing them in the streets like they are other citizens. Would you actually act then or would you still hide behind the lack of votes and your religion?

Genocide ain’t going to help and strongly worded letters are the tired Broadway musical. But as much money as Schumer loots for Israel, we sure it’s happy all around and even funding the plagiarized comedy of Amy too.

Senator Schumer you missed acknowledging that Rosh Hashanah begins the period where one should think about their life, & about reaching out to people to ask for their forgiveness, and to express sorrow for and try to fix mistakes.