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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
Two Montclair teens have been arrested in connection to ISIS-inspired plots targeting the Jewish and other communities, according to Acting U.S. Attorney for New Jersey Alina Habba. Both 19-year-olds had attended Montclair High School, where Milo Sedarat was a member of the wrestling team and Tomas Kaan Jimenez-Guzel played defensive and tight end on the […]
By: Debra Rubin
So much so that he believes it is possible to bring all the players with a stake in the ongoing war in the Middle East together to negotiate a lasting peace.
By: Debra Rubin
A person responsible for placing a spate of stickers declaring “genocide denier” on Mayor Brad Cohen’s campaign signs for Congress in East Brunswick has been identified and the hateful messaging has largely been removed. “One of my friends in town happened to see him going around and snapped a picture of him,” Cohen told The […]
By: Debra Rubin
Three of the four candidates vying for the Democratic congressional nomination in District 7 to unseat Republican incumbent Rep. Tom Kean Jr. voiced support for Israel, including backing the Iron Dome and other defensive weapons, and addressed the rising tide of antisemitism. The three candidates, Dr. Tina Shah, Brian Varela and Michael Roth, appeared […]
Grades can ‘make kids feel judged as Jews,’ according to an organization dedicated to improving and innovating Jewish day schools.
By: Debra Rubin
Three of the four candidates vying for the Democratic congressional nomination in District 7 to unseat Republican incumbent Rep. Tom Kean Jr. voiced support for Israel, including backing the Iron Dome and other defensive weapons, and addressed the rising tide of antisemitism. The three candidates, Dr. Tina Shah, Brian Varela and Michael Roth, appeared at […]
By: Debra Rubin
When Yecheskel Shabayev, an immigrant from the former Soviet Union who was delivering pizza for a living, lost an eye in a kitchen explosion, food packages began mysteriously showing up during his recovery. He later learned from others his benefactor was Rabbi Abraham Mykoff, but when he asked the rabbi for confirmation, the religious leader […]
Several candidates endorsed by New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani emerged victorious in key Democratic primary races for Congress, including unseating two pro-Israel incumbents. Former New York City Comptroller Brad Lander defeated Rep. Dan Goldman June 23 in the 10th Congressional District while Democratic socialist Darializa Avila Chevalier has defeated five-term Rep. Adriano Espaillat, chair […]
By: Debra Rubin
Two ISIS-inspired Montclair men pleaded guilty in federal court in Newark to terrorism-related offenses, including some targeting the Jewish community. Tomas-Kaan Jimenez-Guzel,19, and Milo Sedarat, 21, entered their pleas July 27 and July 28, respectively, before U.S. District Judge Katharine S. Hayden. Jimenez-Guzel pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges for providing material support to a designated […]
By: Debra Rubin
A ruling by the Supreme Court that struck down a Hawaiian law requiring gun owners to get permission before bringing a firearm into a private business or property that is open to the public could force individual synagogues and other religious institutions in New York and New Jersey to decide whether to allow guns inside and who may carry them.
