The New York Supreme Court issued a decision on Tuesday upholding the dismissal of a lawsuit against the Zionist Organization of America unanimously. The suit, which two former ZOA board members filed in August 2024, accused the nonprofit’s national president, Morton Klein, of acting in his own financial and personal interests and alleged that four | Read More in Virtual Jerusalem
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