A construction worker jumped to his death from a ninth-floor window this morning at a Midtown building — his body plummeting to a lower-level rooftop as a dentist working on another floor watched in horror, authorities said. “It was like nothing I’ve ever seen,” the dentist told The Post, saying he was in his 7th floor office at 49 W. 57th St., working on a patient, when Christopher Cutrone, 32, fell past his window at 10:08 a.m.

Hiram Monserrate is serving the public again — one slice at a time. The shamed former state senator is getting rid of his aggression these days by pounding the dough at a pizza shop in Queens. A year after he was booted from Albany on charges he beat and slashed his girlfriend, Monserrate is working the counter at Papaya Pizza, a 2-month-old, $1.25-a-slice pizza joint located in his old Corona campaign headquarters.

The biggest predators at the Central Park Zoo are behind the ticket windows. They’re pouncing on tourists and visitors, gouging them with an $18 “Total Experience” admission fee that includes a film screening, while neglecting to mention that there is a $12 “general admission” option. Eagle-eyed customers might spot the very fine print on the box-office sign that reads, “Zoo admission only, also available,” but there’s no mention that that ticket is six bucks cheaper.

A stretch of 57th Street between Third and Lexington avenues is starting to look like the Port Authority Bus Terminal — with double-parked buses choking traffic and spewing noxious fumes, residents complained yesterday. “In the past year, it’s gotten out of hand,” said Peter Siegel, owner of the Gotta Have It!

A mother and daughter were found fatally stabbed early this morning inside a Brooklyn apartment — and cops now are looking to question the older woman’s longtime boyfriend, who may have already fled to Russia, police sources told The Post. The grisly discovery was made inside the sixth-floor apartment on East 13th Street near Avenue W in Sheepshead Bay.

Pedestrians and motorists, watch out — cyclists are abusing their ticket to ride! Forty-one percent of two-wheeled travelers observed on a pair of SoHo bike lanes last week blew through red lights, pedaled the wrong way, zipped along the sidewalk or rode outside the lanes, a Post investigation found.

Women-only swimming hours will be allowed to continue at a public pool in a heavily Orthodox neighborhood of Brooklyn. The New York City Parks Department decision on the indoor pool at the Metropolitan Recreation Center in Williamsburg closes a chapter on a controversy that erupted in May. It follows a revision of the gender discrimination policy by the city Commission on Human Rights announced Wednesday.

A pro-Palestinian student group at New York University that blamed Israel for recent police shootings of black men is now scaling back, somewhat, on the accusations it made on Facebook. In the original Facebook post from July 7, Students for Justice in Palestine at NYU held Israel accountable for the black people “lynched” by police forces in the United States because “many U.S. police departments train with the Israel Defense Forces.”.

The European Union will likely ignore recommendations from its own diplomats in Jerusalem to toughen its call to halt trade in products from Israeli settlements. The Heads of Mission Committee’s recommendations were to more strictly enforce the labeling of produce grown in settlements and to expand EU guidelines on not recognizing the settlements as part of Israel, according to The Guardian.

The state of Florida has asked a federal Court of Appeals to reverse the mandated kosher meals program, saying it drains the state’s budget. The state is appealing a 2015 decision by a Miami judge requiring kosher food for anyone who requests it, including Jews, Muslims, Seventh-day Adventists and people of other faiths, accounting for about 10,000 — or 10 percent — of all inmates.

UCLA has reprimanded the former president of its Graduate Student Association for threatening to withhold funding for an event were it to promote divestment from Israel. Jewish organizations this week criticized the investigation by the university’s Discrimination Prevention Office that concluded last month.

Google has acquired an Israeli-American startup that develops products for sharing content among friends and groups. The startup, Kifi, said in a statement this week that it will be joining the Spaces team at Google “to build solutions focused on improving group sharing, conversation, and content finding.”.

(JTA) — The Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations is seeking an apology from the White House for having compared Israel’s ambassador to the U.S., Ron Dermer, with the new British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson. At a press briefi

Half of those who could benefit from a life-saving cancer gene test are not eligible for the screening under the current rules, 30 leading cancer researchers announced at a joint news conference in Jerusalem. The researchers called for more inclusive testing for the BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene mutations following a July 10-11 gathering hosted by the Soroka Medical Center and the Israel Healthcare Foundation.

The European Union will likely ignore recommendations from its own diplomats in Jerusalem to toughen its call to halt trade in products from Israeli settlements. The Heads of Mission Committee’s recommendations were to more strictly enforce the labeling of produce grown in settlements and to expand EU guidelines on not recognizing the settlements as part of Israel, according to The Guardian.