Jewish Community Relations Council of New York

05/31/2026

What an incredible day! Thank you to the thousands of marchers and everyone who cheered from the sidelines. Celebrating Jewish identity and Israel has never been more important—and today, we did it together. Am Yisrael Chai! 🇮🇱✡️

05/31/2026

🇮🇱 Am Yisrael Chai!

Thank you to Senator Chuck Schumer, Governor Kathy Hochul, Comptroller Tom DiNapoli, Attorney General Letitia James, NYC Comptroller Mark Levine, and NYC Council Member Julie Menin for joining us today, sharing your reflections on the importance of Israel, and standing with the Jewish community.

Your leadership, partnership, and support mean so much as we celebrate Israel and Jewish pride on Fifth Avenue.

05/31/2026

05/27/2026

The Israel Day on Fifth Parade is this Sunday - May 31st! It's looking like a beautiful day to come out and celebrate!!

If you choose to join us in person please note that in person viewing is limited and is first come first served. Once a street is full to capacity it will be closed to spectators.

Parade Spectator Access Points:
61st Street and Madison Avenue
63rd Street and Madison Avenue
66th Street and Madison Avenue
70th Street and Madison Avenue
73rd Street and Madison Avenue

5th Avenue will be closed. For those wishing to cross from East to West or West to East - you may do so at 50th Street, 59th Street or 79th Street

For more information on what you can or cannot bring to the parade, click here: https://csiny.org/israel-day-on-fifth-security/
For anyone who cannot make it to the parade this Sunday, the parade will be broadcast on Fox's My9 at noon and livestreamed on the Parade Website.

Am Yisrael Chai!!!
https://israeldayon5th.com/

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we pause to honor the memory of those who died in service to our nation. At JCRC-NY, we strive to build a more just, unified, and peaceful society,one that honors sacrifice through meaningful action and connection. -NY

05/21/2026

This Shavuot, we reflect on the moment the Jewish people received the Torah and the responsibility that came with it. May we continue to seek understanding, build bridges, and lead with purpose. Chag Sameach! 🌾
-NY

05/20/2026

JCRC-NY was proud to bring together 15 Jewish organizations to stand in solidarity with the Muslim community following the deadly attack on the Islamic Center of San Diego this week. May the memory of those lost be a blessing. 💔

Read the letter here: https://www.jcrcny.org/news-post/jcrc-ny-brings-together-prominent-jewish-organizations-to-issue-an-open-solidarity-letter-with-muslim-community-following-san-diego-attack/

05/20/2026

Here comes the Torah! ⛰️📖 (And the cheesecake! 🍰)
What’s up with Shavuot? JCRC-NY’s Dr. Sara Fredman Aeder is here to let you know.
The learning keeps going with our Jewish Holidays 101 series!

05/19/2026

JCRC-NY and UJA-Federation of New York were proud to attend an interfaith vigil alongside Jewish communal leaders, faith leaders, and partners from across New York mourning the victims of the horrific attack at the Islamic Center of San Diego.

Every American must be able to pray, learn, and gather in community without fear. Attacks on houses of worship and schools are attacks on the foundations of religious freedom and human dignity in this country.

As a Jewish community that has experienced hatred and violence directed at our own sacred spaces, we stand in shared grief and solidarity with our Muslim brothers and sisters, and in unwavering opposition to religious hatred and intolerance in all its forms.