Arab Israelis fear that Ramadan could bring a coronavirus surge
“We don’t want them coming in just when we have protests, with violence, but to come in and make order,” Yunes said. “There are lawbreakers,… Read More ›
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One day a year, give us peace and let us mourn
Opinion: The humbling days between Holocaust Remembrance Day and Memorial Day for the fallen remind us of our shared fate together as a nation, but… Read More ›
A shovel for each mourner: Maryland Jewish cemetery rewrites funeral traditions
The Times of Israel attends the social-distanced burial of Anna Grosz, a ‘larger than life’ 94-year-old Holocaust survivor who was felled by COVID-19 CLARKSBURG, Maryland… Read More ›
A Paris Chef Is Making Mouthwatering Kosher Meals For Jewish Doctors And Nurses — For Free
PARIS (JTA) – When she’s not busy with her four kids, Ellie Balouka can usually be found in her kitchen at home in Paris,… Read More ›
Deaths spiked as Covid-19 spread in March and April, new analysis finds
Deaths across America spiked as Covid-19 began its spread, and many were never attributed to the new coronavirus, researchers reported Monday. “Notable increases” in… Read More ›
High Court: Shabak can’t track patients’ phones without legislation
Gov’t zigzags on 500-meter limit for sporting activity * Cabinet to meet on returning to school today * Death toll hits 201 * No new… Read More ›
With Israel’s cemeteries closed, let’s hold Memorial Day at IKEA
Opinion: Allowing furniture giant to reopen is slap in faces of families and friends forbidden from visiting graves of loved ones on day dedicated to… Read More ›
A corner turned? As virus death rates slow, battered nations think of revival
In Spain, children go outside for first time in weeks; Italy eyes opening factories and New York announces first stage of a reopening could start… Read More ›
In Germany, Where Coronavirus Is At Bay, Synagogues Prepare To Reopen With Precautions
BERLIN (JTA) – When synagogues reopen in Germany in the coming weeks, there will be no handshakes, no hugs and no parading with the… Read More ›
China reports Wuhan has ‘zero’ hospitalized coronavirus patients — but the city still hasn’t fully reopened
Wuhan hospitals have “zero” coronavirus patients as of Sunday, according to Chinese officials. As the origin site of the coronavirus, Wuhan represents around 84%… Read More ›
Economy takes big step toward reopening in shadow of coronavirus
Fate of schools to be decided as early as Sunday * Death toll nears 200, only 99 intubated Israelis will wake up on Sunday… Read More ›
The new justice minister has no power
Opinion: While Nissenkorn’s appointment seems like positive step, the Blue & White MK will face numerous difficulties from elected officials who are not only critics… Read More ›
Global death toll from coronavirus surpasses 200,000
Many governments begin easing restrictions as World Health Organization warns recovering from coronavirus may not protect people from reinfection The global death toll from… Read More ›
‘Unprecedented:’ Seeking An Army To Trace Virus In New York
NEW YORK (AP) — New York’s plan for taming the coronavirus hinges on taking a time-tested practice to an extraordinary level: hiring an “army”… Read More ›
How a media-distracted Trump ended up derailing his own briefing
Washington- President Donald Trump was absent from the Situation Room on Wednesday when William Bryan, the acting head of science at the Department of Homeland… Read More ›
‘Gift of Life’ founder Rabbi Haber passes away at age 55 due to COVID-19
‘He touched all our hearts with extraordinary modesty and humanity. His wisdom and his love of people were a symbol for the man himself and… Read More ›
Israel must follow three rules to prevent more virus outbreaks
Opinion: As the economy gradually resumes its activity, epidemiological investigations and isolation, tackling virus hot spots and protecting at-risk populations are crucial to making sure… Read More ›
US ultra-Orthodox whistleblowers targeted as traitors, including amid pandemic
New York Jews who inform secular authorities of services held despite virus restrictions face harassment, threats, as community shuns outside intervention on sensitive issues … Read More ›
Democrats Expect ‘In-Person Convention,’ Party Chairman Says
ATLANTA (AP) — Democratic Party chairman Tom Perez said Thursday that he expects to hold an “in-person convention” in Milwaukee to nominate Joe Biden… Read More ›
Publicly traded companies have 2 weeks to give back loans intended for small businesses or face ‘severe consequences,’ Treasury Department says
The Treasury Department is asking publicly traded companies to return their loans from the federal government by May 7, according to new guidance issued on… Read More ›
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