Local Long Island NY NEWS   10/12/2024 Incedent report 2 security officers assulted, Rabbi Mark (Mordecai Ben Yishak HaLevi ) Sebesta Was Assulted For Doing His Neiborhood Security Detail. We are considering pressing charges against the guards in volved one guard was making jesters as if he was gonna pull a gun on Rabbi Mark. And the other try taking Rabbi Marks Badge Off His Persons.  We have video of the guard trying to reach and take my badge and he ripped my prayer shall.  Oceanside Jewish Center Which Rabbi Mark Was A Member And Will Not Support This Synagogue Unless Treated With Respect As A Jew Not A Criminal. Also Rabbi Mark Is A U.S. House Of Representives Runner For The Seat  District 01.  At this point it is up to the OCJI to“Either to reconcile or be sued for assult on a jew a rabbi, and a member of the community deformation of Rabbi Marks Charecter. Making death threats and thinking he has a gun to shoot Rabbi Mark.

Location: Of Assult

Oceanside Jewish Center Inc

2860 Brower Ave

Oceanside, NY 11572

LI Pizza Strong is set to hold an island-wide fundraiser for the families of the Babylon car crash victims, Bella and Austin Trezza, Riley Goot, Jack Murphy, and Anthony Pagliuca, on October 23. (Courtesy Trezza and Goot Families)

BABYLON, NY — LI Pizza Strong is set to host its third fundraiser.

At least 165 pizzerias from across Long Island will donate $5 for every pie sold on Oct. 23 to the families affected by the tragic West Babylon fatal car crash that took the lives of two teenagers and seriously injured three others.

Participating pizzerias can be found on the LI Pizza Strong website, sorted by county.

Since tragedy struck on Sept. 21, the community has mourned the loss of Riley Goot, 18, and Bella Trezza, 17, while Austin Trezza, Jack Murphy, 18, and Anthony Pagliuca, 16, were all hospitalized at local hospitals for treatment of serious injuries.

Riley was pronounced dead shortly after the crash at Good Samaritan University Hospital in West Islip, while the four other teens were hospitalized.

Bella spent four days on life support and passed away on Sept. 25. At the same time, Bella's death gave way to life as her organs were donated to three people in need.

The other three boys and their families are navigating a long road to recovery.

LI Pizza Strong's first fundraiser raised $102K for the victims of the Farmingdale High School bus crash tragedy, which happened on Sept. 21, 2023, when the bus crashed and tumbled down a 50-foot ravine in Orange County. Proceeds went to five pools: the students who were critically injured, non-critically injured students, the families of Gina Pellettiere and Bea Ferrari who were killed, and the school for marching band equipment, said Jim Serpico, one of the Long Island Pizza Strong organizers.

That tragedy led to $102,200 getting donated from 140 participating pizzerias.

In April of 2024, LI Pizza Strong hosted its second fundraiser the family of slain NYPD Jonathan Diller and three pro-police charities.

That time around, $181,500 was raised for Diller's family.

Oyster Bay Supervisor Joseph Supervisor gave LI Pizza Strong a proclamation in naming Oct. 25 Long Island Pizza Day, spurring the group to resume the one-day fundraising.