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City, Jewish leaders unite in Brooklyn for High Holiday food help, opening kosher pantry

first published Sep 8, 2026, 11:00 AM ET · 4 articles · title as published by amNewYork

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  • amNewYorkCity, Jewish leaders unite in Brooklyn for High Holiday food help, opening kosher pantrySep 8, 2026, 11:00 AM ET
  • New York Post – MetroHochul announces $70M for boosted synagogue security ahead of Jewish High HolidaysSep 8, 2026, 4:50 PM ET
  • Spectrum News NY1As antisemitic incidents rise, NYC Jewish institutions prepare for High Holy DaysSep 10, 2026, 5:30 AM ET
  • New York Post – MetroLAPD, LASD increase patrols as Jewish holidays beginSep 11, 2026, 9:30 AM ET

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  • Lead image published by amNewYorkPhoto: amNewYork
    amNewYorkClaude Solnik

    City, Jewish leaders unite in Brooklyn for High Holiday food help, opening kosher pantry

    As they sought to address hunger during the Jewish High Holy Days, city officials and community leaders cut the ribbon on a new kosher food pantry and delivered food to families preparing for the…

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  • Lead image published by New York Post – MetroPhoto: New York Post – Metro
    New York Post – MetroHaley Brown

    Hochul announces $70M for boosted synagogue security ahead of Jewish High Holidays

    Gov. Kathy Hochul announced $70 million in security money for hundreds of synagogues, yeshivas and other groups facing hate crime threats before the Jewish High Holidays.

    Read at New York Post – Metro
  • SNSPECTRUM NEWS NY1
    Spectrum News NY1Ron Lee

    As antisemitic incidents rise, NYC Jewish institutions prepare for High Holy Days

    The city’s Jewish institutions are increasing security ahead of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur amid concerns about antisemitic incidents.

    Read at Spectrum News NY1
  • Lead image published by New York Post – MetroPhoto: New York Post – Metro
    New York Post – MetroPierce Sharpe

    LAPD, LASD increase patrols as Jewish holidays begin

    Los Angeles police and sheriff’s deputies are ramping up patrols around Jewish houses of worship, schools and cultural centers as the High Holy Days get underway. “The Los Angeles Police Department…

    Read at New York Post – Metro

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