Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

April 21, 2016

NEWS Orthodox Shomrim Patrol Faces New Questions After Brooklyn Bribery Scandal Josh Nathan-Kazis     Questions about an ultra-Orthodox security patrol’s outsized influence in some Brooklyn neighborhoods have been simmering for years. A sprawling FBI investigation into corrupt relationships between Jewish community activists and the police has raised the concerns to a boil.   NEWS How Old-Fashioned Politicking Swung New York Jewish Vote — Not Israel Debate Nathan Guttman       NEWS 17 Jewish Activists Protesting Israeli Occupation Arrested at ADL Headquarters Sam Kestenbaum       OPINION Why It Was Right To Suspend Simone Zimmerman from Bernie Sanders Campaign Michael Rothbaum         SISTERHOOD ‘Inside Amy Schumer’ Starts New Season — but It’s ‘Surprisingly Soggy’ Robyn Bahr

 

Women of the Wall Barred From Holding Passover Priestly Blessing Rite at Kotel     New Orleans Rabbi’s Home Destroyed When Passover Cleaning Oven Ignites Blaze     Harvard Law Student Sorry for Asking Tzipi Livni ‘Smelly’ Question     Can Lyft’s ‘Mensch’ Model Challenge Big Bad Uber in Ride-Hailing Market?         Conservative Movement Overturns 800-Year-Old Passover Ban on Rice and Legumes     How My 10-Year-Old Daughter Solved Clinton vs. Sanders Dilemma     When Ashkenazi Jews Eat Kitniyot on Passover, Is It Cultural Appropriation — from Sephardim?     Why I’m for Hillary (and Not for Him)