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The university refused to recognize the group because they did not want controversy, the suit says.

The developer scammed investors into paying double what buildings were worth, a lawsuit claims.

A 19-year-old Israeli man was arrested for a string of bomb threats at JCCs in the U.S., report says.

Victim attacked after he dozed off on platform bench while trying to get to Brooklyn, police said.

Aithan Shapira has a new exhibit at the JCC centered on themes of migration and hope.

Ian Reisner donated $2700 but asked for it back after outcry from gay activists.

The owners of the Out Hotel sparked outrage when they met with Senator Ted Cruz.

The governor is billing the journey as a chance to open business opportunities for New York state.

A Brooklyn Jewish leader was punched after a game between the Nets and an Israeli basketball team. 

Khaled Jarrar participated in a Skype panel because he couldn't get to New York.

Yehuda Sadok allegedly convinced the owner of a $30 million jewelry business that he was a Mossad agent.

The largest celebration in the city is coming this month, with almost every event free to the public.

Upper West kids love Krav Maga, an official self-defense system used by the Israeli Armed Forces.

Israel's blind-deaf acting troupe Nalaga'at Theater will perform in the Village in January.

In "The Glasshouse" the couple's art and home life are one, and open to the public.