A federal judge sentenced a New York man to 18 months in prison on Monday for threatening to kill two U.S. senators who supported Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation to the U.S.
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Concerned individuals have an important message to all those planning on attending the anti-vaxxer event at Ateres Chynka in Flatbush tonight:
DRESS NICELY.
A team of 4 photographers has been hired and will be photographing every individual attending this event, and will be publishing every image on social media.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he doesn’t believe it’s feasible for lawmakers to legalize recreational marijuana this year.
The Democrat told reporters Monday that he doesn’t believe there is sufficient support to pass the measure in the state Senate.
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Dr. Richard H. Roberts, the noted Orthodox Lakewood businessman and philanthropist has been fighting the “anti-vaxxer” cult for the past few years. He has released videos exposing them, and has even banned them from coming to his totally free annual massive carnival held every Chol Hamoed Sukkos and Pesach for the entire Lakewood community.

This is not something you see every day.
Two of NYC’s Finest were captured on this dashcam footage brawling on a New York City Street.
Another officer is seen trying to pull the two apart.
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Excitement continues to build at an exponential pace for the 13th Global Siyum Hashas of Daf Yomi, an event that has galvanized the Torah community throughout the world.

Two young teens were tragically struck and killed by a car driven by a former well-known judge in Sullivan County.
According to information provided to YWN by the NY State Police, on Sunday afternoon at approximately 3:15PM, emergency personnel responded to a report of a car pedestrian collision on Glen Wild Road in the town of Thompson (Rock Hill).

Watch in the attached video, a Neturei Karta self-hating Jew, is asked a simple question.
Is Hamas a terrorist organization?
The answer needed a simple yes or no.
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Tens of thousands have gathered in Manhattan for the annual Celebrate Israel Parade.
The parade, which held its inaugural event in 1965, started at 11:00AM on Fifth Avenue at 57th Street and will last about five hours, spanning from 57th to 74th street.

Here we go again.
This image was taken by a YWN reader on Friday at around noon.
It was taken on the “B68” bus which runs down Coney Island Avenue, in a predominantly Orthodox Jewish community.
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