In Europe, budding Jewish tourism businesses are teetering on the brink of closure because of COVID-19
By CNAAN LIPHSHIZ AMSTERDAM (JTA) — Earlier this year, Dani Rotstein was earning a living doing something he’s passionate about: ...
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5 things to know as Benjamin Netanyahu’s corruption trial gets underway, at long last
By MARCY OSTER JERUSALEM (JTA) — After more than three years of investigation, charges in three cases and three national ...
Sholom CEO on COVID-19: ‘There’s no end in sight’
By ADRIAN GLASS-MOORE / Assistant Editor The COVID-19 pandemic has hit senior care facilities especially hard, and Sholom is no ...
Editorial: How is everyone doing?
I hope that Jewish World readers are staying safe by isolating at home, as the novel coronavirus is cutting a ...
Brooklyn Hasidic neighborhoods see spike in at-home deaths during coronavirus crisis
By BEN SALES NEW YORK (JTA) — Two Hasidic Brooklyn neighborhoods that have been hard hit in the coronavirus pandemic ...
We’re moving to Uptown
I would like to thank those who responded to our appeal for help in the March 2020 issue. Several supporters ...
Minnesota Jews impacted by COVID-19
By ADRIAN GLASS-MOORE / Assistant Editor Minnesota rabbis are urging people to stay home for Passover seder this year in ...
Editorial: Wash your hands, stay home and stay safe
Our Father, Our King! Send complete healing to the sick among Your people. —Avinu Malkeinu We have entered uncharted territory ...
When the past is a riddle
Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER Hans Neumann, a young Czech sought by the Gestapo for failing to report for deportation, chose ...
In the Boston area, two Jewish chefs team up to feed kids while schools are closed
By PENNY SCHWARTZ SHARON, Mass. (JTA) — When Neil Morris heard the news that his hometown schools were closing for ...
