[Video below.] A disturbing video has emerged showing a former intern for Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani verbally harassing a Muslim NYPD officer during a pro-Palestinian rally.
The footage, taken at a demonstration on the City College campus, captures student activist Hadeeqa Arzoo Malik berating officers lined up near the protest. Malik, who once interned in Mamdani’s Assembly district office, can be heard shouting, “Let’s read the badges of the pigs,” as she begins calling out names that are common among Muslims.

It is with great sadness that Matzav.com mourns the petirah of Reb Aharon Dovid Yitzchok Rubinstein z”l, a devoted longtime volunteer with Hatzolah of Kiryas Yoel and the Catskills. He was 51 years old.
Reb Aharon Dovid, a resident of Kiryas Yoel, was known for his boundless dedication to helping others. As a veteran Hatzolah member, he responded to hundreds of emergency calls over the years, often being the first on the scene and the last to leave. His tireless devotion earned him deep respect and admiration from all who knew him.
He was born in the United States. His father was Reb Avrohom Yosef Rubinstein. He was a son-in-law of Reb Yosef Weiss.

A powerful moment unfolded at Ben Gurion Airport this week as volunteers from Naava Kodesh warmly welcomed a group of Yeshivishe families making Aliyah to Eretz Yisroel. Among the arrivals was a family from Lakewood, New Jersey — a sign of the growing trend among Bnei Torah families to establish permanent homes in Eretz Yisroel
What was once considered rare is becoming increasingly familiar: Yeshivishe families, grounded in Torah values and chinuch, are arriving with a sense of clarity and purpose, fulfilling a generations-old yearning to settle in Eretz Yisroel.

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The Chabad-Lubavitch community is mourning the passing of Rabbi Avraham Korf z”l, the longtime head shliach to the state of Florida and one of the earliest Chabad emissaries in the United States. Rabbi Korf passed away on Tuesday at the age of 92, after 64 years of dedicated shlichus, during which he helped transform Florida into a vibrant center of Jewish life and learning.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday lifted a lower court’s block on President Trump’s initiative to dramatically reduce the size of the federal workforce through widespread layoffs across various government departments.
In an unsigned opinion, the justices granted the administration the go-ahead to proceed with the executive order Trump signed on February 13, which calls for “large-scale reductions in force” throughout the federal bureaucracy.
The decision marks another major legal win for Trump at the Supreme Court and received support from liberal Justice Sonia Sotomayor. It nullifies a May 9 injunction from Northern California District Judge Susan Illston, who had temporarily halted the administration’s planned agency downsizing and program eliminations.

The tragic loss of five Netzach Yehuda soldiers in Beit Hanun was attributed by Rav Yitzchok Yosef, the previous Sephardic chief rabbi of Israel, to a decline in commitment to Torah learning. In a public letter, he pointed to spiritual failings as the root of the tragedy.
“We are to blame,” Rav Yosef stated, asserting that “weakness in Torah study leads to disasters, such as the terrible tragedy of the soldiers’ deaths in battle.”

John Brennan, who led the CIA, and James Comey, the former FBI director, are currently subjects of a criminal investigation over potential misconduct tied to the Trump–Russia investigation, according to news reports. The probe includes possible false statements they may have made to Congress.
Sources within the Justice Department revealed that CIA Director John Ratcliffe forwarded evidence implicating Brennan to FBI official Kash Patel, prompting a criminal review of Brennan’s actions. Officials confirmed that a formal investigation into Brennan has begun, although they declined to elaborate further on its precise scope. It remains uncertain whether the inquiry extends beyond his possible misleading of lawmakers.

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