A brutal stabbing incident that occurred over the weekend in the heart of Manhattan's Upper West Side neighborhood is taking a painful turn that is overwhelming the severe sense of insecurity of the Jewish community in New York.
Moshe Yitzhak Grunhuis, a 50-year-old Haredi Jew who was injured last Thursday after being stabbed in the chest by an unknown person while leaving a synagogue, has decided to leave New York City permanently and move to S…
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A brutal stabbing incident that occurred over the weekend in the heart of Manhattan's Upper West Side neighborhood is taking a painful turn that is overwhelming the severe sense of insecurity of the Jewish community in New York.
Moshe Yitzhak Grunhuis, a 50-year-old Haredi Jew who was injured last Thursday after being stabbed in the chest by an unknown person while leaving a synagogue, has decided to leave New York City permanently and move to S…