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To reduce the risk of mosquito bites and West Nile virus, we will apply ground-based pesticide spray by truck in parts of Brooklyn on Monday, August 31, and in Manhattan and the Bronx on Wednesday, September 2.
More info: on.nyc.gov/mosquitocontrol
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There are only 2 races on the ballot in Borough Park. Don't sit back and let others decide for you.
Come out to vote for
Congressman Dan Goldman & Comptroller Tom DiNapoli.
Our friends & allies through thick and thin. Assemblyman @SEichenstein voted early. Now, it's your turn!
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LATEST: New York lawmakers approve 50-foot buffer around houses of worship and community centers in challenge to Mamdani.
Assemblyman @SEichenstein said the state intervention became “critically urgent” following Mamdani’s veto of school safety bill.
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Thank gd we have excellent elected officials in the state who care about Jewish safety.
Strong language from pro-buffer zone NYS legislators, slamming @NYCMayor for vetoing council’s school zone bill:
“If the City of New York cannot find it within themselves to take the necessary steps to protect our children, the State of New York must and will step in to act.”
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Starting this Friday, residents in @BrooklynCB12 with Saturday garbage pickup, can put out their trash bins on Friday starting at 3 pm.
This has been made possible through the hard work of @SEichenstein and @SenatorSutton . Special recognition to @bspitzer who also worked on this.
New bill would trash NYC ticketing over garbage during Jewish Sabbath trib.al/s0lBkoy
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Attention Boro Park and Flatbush residents!
We are thrilled to announce that I will once again be sponsoring a FREE Pesach Fun Family Extravaganza, together with Councilman @SimchaFelderNY. This event is open to everyone, and all rides, activities and entertainment will be absolutely free!
This year’s Extravaganza promises to be bigger and better than ever. Join us and bring the family to experience this epic event happening right in your own neighborhood!
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After Seder we took a stroll down Avenue J to catch up on some pre-pesach shopping.
Not pictured: the rugelach we devoured.
@GovKathyHochul @SEichenstein @SenatorSutton
What a joy to join @GovKathyHochul at @yoflatbush for their model Seder.
Sharing our traditions and the story of our freedom - and highlighting the values and history that continue to shape our community - was a beautiful and meaningful experience.
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Honored to join Yeshiva Flatbush for their Model Seder as they prepare for Passover!
You could feel the joy of the Passover season in every corner of the community this week.
Chag Pesach Sameach!
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It’s quite meaningful to earn these endorsements from Jewish leaders at a moment when the Jewish community is under attack.
I will always stand up against antisemitism and against all forms of hatred across New York.
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I’m honored to be endorsed by @SenatorSutton and State Assemblyman @SEichenstein, two forceful advocates for their community who have been incredible partners.
Together, we’ll continue this critical fight to create a New York that works for everyone.
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Thank you to @SpeakerMenin and her leadership team for making the long trip to the Capitol and making it a priority to meet with Jewish elected officials. Antisemitism is a serious problem that demands serious solutions. I am grateful for their dedication, their willingness to listen, and their continued commitment to standing with our communities.
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Before you watch anything else, watch this.
This is @PeterSantenello. He came into the Hasidic Jewish community with humility, curiosity, and genuine respect. He didn't come to provoke, expose, or score points. He came to learn. Because of that, doors opened. Conversations happened. Real people were seen as real people. That's why he was welcomed and treated like one of us.
Now compare that to what we are watching today in Kiryas Joel.
We are seeing someone arrive with a predetermined narrative, trying to paint Hasidic Jews in the worst possible light. Not to understand a private community, but to sensationalize it. Not to learn, but to virtue signal. As if Hasidic Jews are some dangerous group, despite having no history of violence or harming others.
So watch this video and learn the difference.
Learn the difference between genuine curiosity and bad intentions. Between storytelling and grifting. Between someone who wants to understand, and someone who wants clicks.
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I’m incredibly grateful to Abe, Chaskel, and the entire Camp HASC family for this honor. Being recognized by an organization that makes such a meaningful difference in the lives of children and families is truly humbling.
For more than 40 years, Camp HASC has provided children and adults with special needs a joyful, inclusive camp experience while meeting their medical, therapeutic, and personal needs. It’s more than a camp—it’s a community where every camper is valued, confidence is built, and compassion leads the way.
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Let’s be clear: Hamas is a terrorist organization committed to the destruction of Jews while imposing its brutal rule on Palestinians.
Chanting support for Hamas is antisemitic and unacceptable. This hate must have no place in NYC, in the U.S. or around the world, and must be loudly condemned.
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I find it highly concerning that on day one, under the cover of a sweeping EO, @NYCMayor repealed the IHRA definition from NYC law. Removing how a majority of Jewish New Yorkers define hatred towards us doesn't exactly build trust.
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At @BrooklynCB12 board meeting, Assembly Member @SEichenstein spoke about Antisemitism and said it's unfortunate that these days it's not safe for a visible Jewish person to travel with the trains.
As someone that takes the trains to work, I can say he is 100% right.
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Thanks @GovKathyHochul for signing Sen Sam Sutton-@SEichenstein bill to end tickets for putting out residential trash Friday after 3pm, protecting Sabbath observers.
We sent letter w @BPJCC @COJOFlatbush @CrownHeightsJCC @JCCMarinePark asking to sign bill.
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So grateful to @GovKathyHochul for signing legislation protecting Sabbath observers from unfair sanitation tickets.
Thank you Assemblyman @SEichenstein & Senator Sam Sutton for championing this effort, proudly advocated for by BPJCC and community partners.
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Governor Kathy Hochul Signs into Law Legislation Sponsored by Senator Sutton and Assemblyman Eichenstein to End Friday Evening Ticket Blitzes
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The Satmar Grand Rebbe Aron warmly greeted and blessed NYS Assembly member @SEichenstein for his tireless efforts on behalf of the NYS Jewish communities at the dinner benefiting @SatmarBP @UTABoroPark School system, supporting nearly 10,000 students. A wonderful evening at Ateres Chaya Hall in Borough Park! #CommunityStrength


















































