I am proud to be a New Yorker, and as your mayor, I am even prouder to announce that our city is getting cleaner, safer, and more affordable every day. But you don’t have to take my word for it: Just look at the numbers. Last week, we released the annual Mayor’s Management Report — our city’s
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“The righteous shall live by his emunah.”* (Chavakuk 2:4)
This verse isn’t just a lofty ideal—it pulses through the daily life of a Jew, especially
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Imagine a city in a vast kingdom that had failed to pay its taxes. The royal treasury was left empty by this rebellious town, and the king, furious
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As Yom Kippur approached, Rabbi Daniel Staum, a noted mechanech, therapist, and longtime Rav, joined Chazaq’s Torah Talks to reflect on the power of
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“Amidst a rising tide of antisemitism in our country, I’m praying for safety and prosperity for our Jewish community,” the New York City mayor told