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Debra Rubin’s coverage predominantly focuses on local government & politics within the Jewish community, particularly in New Jersey's Bergen County. She gives significant attention to evolving stories and legal policy regulation related to hate crimes and discrimination.
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By: Debra Rubin
Rep. Ritchie Torres has written a letter to three U.S. airlines who have halted flights to Israel accusing them of “effectively boycotting” the country even as other non-American carriers have resumed flights without incident. Delta, American and United Airlines, like many other airlines worldwide, temporarily suspended flights to Israel after last month’s preemptive strike by […]
By: Debra Rubin
A municipal court judge has declined to dismiss defiant trespassing charges against 15 pro-Palestinian protestors arrested last spring at demonstrations at Princeton University.
By: Debra Rubin
To Dr. Yael Halaas, the antisemitic incidents directed at healthcare professionals across the country since the outbreak of Israel’s war with Gaza are not only heartbreaking but are “the same type of ideology that took over the medical profession in Nazi Germany.” Halaas is president and founder of the American Jewish Medical Association (AJMA), launched […]
By: Debra Rubin
Rabbi Eitan and Gitty Webb arrived at Princeton University to launch the Scharf Family Chabad House 22 years ago, providing ”a home away from home” for Jewish students. The house on Edwards Place, adjacent to the campus, has provided Shabbat meals, holiday celebrations, classes and a taste of Jewish life to students studying at the […]
By: Debra Rubin
For Noam Milman, coming to the large gathering at Rutgers University of students commemorating the Oct. 7 anniversary of the terrorist attack on Israel was personal. Not only was the sophomore biomedical engineering major born in Israel and still has friends and family there — some of them serving in the IDF — but she […]
In a fiery speech at Rutgers Chabad, Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations commemorated the October 7 attack on Israel by declaring, “The days when the Jewish people are at the mercy of tyrants are over.” Danny Danon spoke before a packed room on the solemn occasion that included dignitaries, students and community members. […]
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By: Debra Rubin
When Lee Niren's 9-year-old son's very high fever, cough and other serious symptoms that had begun two days earlier continued to spike through the Rosh Hashanah holiday, he understandably became concerned.
Jewish students at Montclair State University, like those at many colleges and universities, have been faced with anti-Israeli and often antisemitic demonstrations by pro-Palestinian groups since the terrorist attack on Israel last year by Hamas.
Rutgers Chabad raised $1.5 million at its annual dinner, helping to support its growing list of programming begun in the last year in response to campus antisemitism triggered by the war in the Middle East. The 46th yearly dinner on December 10 at Chabad House on the university’s main campus in New Brunswick drew […]
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