Why do Jews eat Kreplach (Jewish dumplings with meat hidden inside) before the fast on Yom Kippur? 🥟 It's not just delicious food! Kreplach symbolize mercy (meat) hidden inside judgment (dough). Yom Kippur is a day of judgment, and by eating this dish, we are symbolically asking God for His mercy to overcome any harsh decree, or Gevurah. It’s a powerful and meaningful way to prepare our bodies and souls for the holiest day of the year. G'mar Chatimah Tovah (May you be sealed for a good year)! �

Hundreds of people from New York City's Jewish community gathered outside Gracie Mansion Friday to speak out against antisemitism and in support of Israel. Mayor Mamdani was invited to the event, but he said he was in a different part of the city at the time. The event comes ahead of the United Nations General Assembly, where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to attend. #jewish #nyc #ny #manhattan

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