The Jewish Press hosted the debate at the Boro Park Y, with a panel of Jewish Press editors asking questions of each of the candidates. Questions were also asked by audience members who passed up their queries on index cards for the moderator, radio personality Nachum Segal to read.

The four candidates—David Greenfield, Jonathan Judge, Joe Lazar and Avraham Shlomo Tischler—were vigorous in their presentations, answering a wide-range of questions about such topics as the problems with local services, the lack of affordable housing, keeping taxes down and the blizzard of parking tickets handed out in the district.

During the evening, Greenfield cited his work in the advocacy group Teach NYS, Judge touted his experience at Community Board 14, Lazar spoke about his many years in city government and Tischler emphasized his youth and fresh eyes as his greatest qualification.

All four candidates repeatedly referred to the specific needs of the Borough Park community and their dedication to the neighborhood.

Duration : 0:8:57

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The Jewish Press hosted the debate at the Boro Park Y, with a panel of Jewish Press editors asking questions of each of the candidates. Questions were also asked by audience members who passed up their queries on index cards for the moderator, radio personality Nachum Segal to read.

The four candidates—David Greenfield, Jonathan Judge, Joe Lazar and Avraham Shlomo Tischler—were vigorous in their presentations, answering a wide-range of questions about such topics as the problems with local services, the lack of affordable housing, keeping taxes down and the blizzard of parking tickets handed out in the district.

During the evening, Greenfield cited his work in the advocacy group Teach NYS, Judge touted his experience at Community Board 14, Lazar spoke about his many years in city government and Tischler emphasized his youth and fresh eyes as his greatest qualification.

All four candidates repeatedly referred to the specific needs of the Borough Park community and their dedication to the neighborhood.

Duration : 0:9:47

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The Jewish Press hosted the debate at the Boro Park Y, with a panel of Jewish Press editors asking questions of each of the candidates. Questions were also asked by audience members who passed up their queries on index cards for the moderator, radio personality Nachum Segal to read.

The four candidates—David Greenfield, Jonathan Judge, Joe Lazar and Avraham Shlomo Tischler—were vigorous in their presentations, answering a wide-range of questions about such topics as the problems with local services, the lack of affordable housing, keeping taxes down and the blizzard of parking tickets handed out in the district.

During the evening, Greenfield cited his work in the advocacy group Teach NYS, Judge touted his experience at Community Board 14, Lazar spoke about his many years in city government and Tischler emphasized his youth and fresh eyes as his greatest qualification.

All four candidates repeatedly referred to the specific needs of the Borough Park community and their dedication to the neighborhood.

Duration : 0:9:19

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The Jewish Press hosted the debate at the Boro Park Y, with a panel of Jewish Press editors asking questions of each of the candidates. Questions were also asked by audience members who passed up their queries on index cards for the moderator, radio personality Nachum Segal to read.

The four candidates—David Greenfield, Jonathan Judge, Joe Lazar and Avraham Shlomo Tischler—were vigorous in their presentations, answering a wide-range of questions about such topics as the problems with local services, the lack of affordable housing, keeping taxes down and the blizzard of parking tickets handed out in the district.

During the evening, Greenfield cited his work in the advocacy group Teach NYS, Judge touted his experience at Community Board 14, Lazar spoke about his many years in city government and Tischler emphasized his youth and fresh eyes as his greatest qualification.

All four candidates repeatedly referred to the specific needs of the Borough Park community and their dedication to the neighborhood.

Duration : 0:9:41

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The Jewish Press hosted the debate at the Boro Park Y, with a panel of Jewish Press editors asking questions of each of the candidates. Questions were also asked by audience members who passed up their queries on index cards for the moderator, radio personality Nachum Segal to read.

The four candidates—David Greenfield, Jonathan Judge, Joe Lazar and Avraham Shlomo Tischler—were vigorous in their presentations, answering a wide-range of questions about such topics as the problems with local services, the lack of affordable housing, keeping taxes down and the blizzard of parking tickets handed out in the district.

During the evening, Greenfield cited his work in the advocacy group Teach NYS, Judge touted his experience at Community Board 14, Lazar spoke about his many years in city government and Tischler emphasized his youth and fresh eyes as his greatest qualification.

All four candidates repeatedly referred to the specific needs of the Borough Park community and their dedication to the neighborhood.

Duration : 0:10:32

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Under questioning from Brown, David Cameron had to admit that he cannot match Labour’s spending plans on schooling and policing. Yet, he has promised to cut inheritance tax for the richest and will have to cut public spending as a result. His efficiency saving also showed a lack of credibility after he was unable to outline in detail how savings of £6 billion would be made. Already the signs are there that the Tories would take us back to the 80’s where social policy let down the masses.

Duration : 0:3:47

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The leaders of the two main parties were again frustrated by Nick Clegg, the challenger from the Liberal Democrats, whose rise in popularity promises to make this election one of the UK’s closest.

Clegg enjoyed an unexpected boost following the first debate, propelling his party from third place into first in some polls.

Analysts said that another strong performance from the Liberal Democrat leader would virtually guarantee that the election produces a hung parliament with no clear winner.

Gordon Brown, the Labour prime minister, and David Cameron, the leader of the Conservative party launched stinging attacks on Clegg, with the prime minister at one point telling him to “get real” over his plans to reduce spending on nuclear weapons.

Al Jazeera’s Alan Fisher reports.

Duration : 0:3:4

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The Jewish Press hosted the debate at the Boro Park Y, with a panel of Jewish Press editors asking questions of each of the candidates. Questions were also asked by audience members who passed up their queries on index cards for the moderator, radio personality Nachum Segal to read.

The four candidates—David Greenfield, Jonathan Judge, Joe Lazar and Avraham Shlomo Tischler—were vigorous in their presentations, answering a wide-range of questions about such topics as the problems with local services, the lack of affordable housing, keeping taxes down and the blizzard of parking tickets handed out in the district.

During the evening, Greenfield cited his work in the advocacy group Teach NYS, Judge touted his experience at Community Board 14, Lazar spoke about his many years in city government and Tischler emphasized his youth and fresh eyes as his greatest qualification.

All four candidates repeatedly referred to the specific needs of the Borough Park community and their dedication to the neighborhood.

Duration : 0:9:33

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