Sergey Kadinsky

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Senate’s Israel Rift: Booker Speaks, Kim Votes No

2 weeks ago | queensjewishlink.com | Sergey Kadinsky

New Jersey’s two senators made history in Washington last week by standing out in their defiance of President Donald Trump’s policies. Freshman Andy Kim joined 14 of his Democratic colleagues in an unsuccessful resolution calling to cancel $8.8 billion in bombs and munitions sales to Israel. He argued that while supportive of Israel, the damage that the bombs could create outweighs their contribution to the war effort. “I will continue to stand with Israel and the Israeli people.
Israel’s Geerz Riders: Healing Trauma With Every Mile

2 weeks ago | queensjewishlink.com | Sergey Kadinsky

Crossing mountains and deserts requires resilience and teamwork, something that Israelis have as they manage the trauma of the ongoing war against Hamas. One form of healing is expressed through sports, in which more than 100 participants biked by the Dead Sea near Masada with the Geerz Israel Charity Ride. They covered 80 miles on their mountain bikes on March 23-25, raising funds for children and soldiers impacted by the war. “After October 7, the need for trauma support skyrocketed.
Chol HaMoed Guide 2025

2 weeks ago | queensjewishlink.com | Sergey Kadinsky

This year’s Pesach begins when Shabbos ends, allowing for a longer Chol HaMoed during the week. For readers planning their own Pesach programs at home, here are the opportunities for tourism with little traveling involved.
Cheers For Israel Hockey At UBS Arena

1 month ago | queensjewishlink.com | Sergey Kadinsky

History was made on the ice on Sunday night when the Jerusalem Capitals won in an overtime 7-6 tiebreaker against HC Tel Aviv at UBS Arena in Belmont Park, to the cheers of Israel supporters in the first-ever game of its kind for the Israel Elite Hockey League. “I saw it happening and wanted to go,” said Shay Feldman, a Queens College sophomore who brought her classmates to the event.
Gillen Stands Apart from House Dems at Trump Speech

1 month ago | queensjewishlink.com | Sergey Kadinsky

When her Democratic Party colleagues sat motionless last week during President Donald Trump’s address to the joint chamber of Congress, Rep. Laura Gillen stood up and applauded for an honored guest who is battling cancer. “Joining us in the gallery tonight is a young man who truly loves our police. His name is DJ Daniel. He is 13 years old,” Mr. Trump said.
Oorah Brings Music To Queens

1 month ago | queensjewishlink.com | Sergey Kadinsky

The Kupferberg Center at Queens College was a scene for celebration on Sunday, March 2, as the Oorah organization held its Purim concert close to the homes of many families whose parents participate in the weekly Torah Mates learning on the phone, and children who attend Chill Zone events in the winter and Zone overnight camps in the summer. The event was headlined by renowned singer Avraham Fried with the New York Boys Choir as the opening act.
Suburban Dem: Seth Koslow Seeks To Unset Blakeman In Nassau County

1 month ago | queensjewishlink.com | Sergey Kadinsky

The political trend on Long Island has been favoring Republicans, who contributed to the national party’s majority in the House two years ago, and President Donald Trump’s popular vote last November.
Oldest Holocaust Survivor Dies, Owned Knitting Shop In Queens

2 months ago | queensjewishlink.com | Sergey Kadinsky

The hobby that spins yarns into scarves, hats, and sweaters has a community of devotees, for whom Forest Hills’ Rose Girone, 113, who died on Monday, February 24, of old age, was a legend. “She would drive in her little red convertible, she was in her late 80s,” said Dina Mor, owner of The Knitting Place in Port Washington on her podcast in 2021.
State Landmarks Lit, Hostage Families Speak In New York

2 months ago | queensjewishlink.com | Sergey Kadinsky

The heartbreak of Ariel, 4, and the nine-month-old Kfir Bibas brought back to their family in coffins, along with their mother Shiri, who was initially misidentified with a Gazan woman, was felt by all of Israel and its supporters worldwide. In New York, Gov. Kathy Hochul ordered 14 state-operated sites to be lit in orange last Motza’ei Shabbos, the color of the boys’ hair in an expression of solidarity.
Pressure On Adams To Resign, Jewish Vote In Play

2 months ago | queensjewishlink.com | Sergey Kadinsky

Details Opinion Columns His cabinet members are resigning, party colleagues are deserting him, and Governor Kathy Hochul is openly considering her options on whether to remove New York Mayor Eric Adams from office. “In the 235 years of New York State history, these powers have never been utilized to remove a duly elected mayor; overturning the will of the voters is a serious step that should not be taken lightly,” Hochul wrote in a statement on Monday. “That said, the alleged conduct at City...