United under curfew: A special Passover message
Just because we are physically separated does not mean we are apart.
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In devastated Spain, Jewish leaders look to optimistic future
“We should all be positive, and I think our target, our mission, is to live and survive,” says Isaac Querub, president of the Federation of Jewish Communities in Spain.
Millions going to Holocaust survivors for coronavirus help
Holocaust survivors' advanced age and health issues makes them particularly vulnerable to the global coronavirus pandemic.
Jewish communities Zoom in for a once-in-a-generation Seder
Can you still properly observe Passover traditions during a pandemic? Jewish groups around the world take pains to make sure this Passover will as normal as possible, despite being like no other.
This is how Jewish leaders are coping with COVID-19 around the world
“For the first time in history, we had to cancel all of our summer tours to Israel. Our teens will not be able to go to Israel, and that is very tragic for sorts of reasons,” Simon Johnson, chief executive of the Jewish Leadership Council in the United Kingdom.
Rabbi who filmed women bathing in mikveh released from prison
Sentence of Rabbi Bernard Freundel, 68, reduced by 551 days, partly because of coronavirus concerns. He will not be required to register as a sex offender.
Mazal tov! 150 guests log on to watch couple wed via videoconference
Nofar Amikam and Shai Appel opt for a high-tech solution before a "total lockdown is declared."
ADL: Virtual meetings being disrupted by anti-Semites
A March 24 webinar about anti-Semitism, hosted by a Massachusetts Jewish student group, was interrupted by a white supremacist, who pulled down his shirt collar to show a swastika tattoo on his chest.
Foundation offers emergency aid for Holocaust survivors affected by COVID-19
Four organizations to benefit from the €1,000,000 fund immediately, including the UK's Jewish Care, AMCHA Israel, the Central Welfare Organisation for Jews in Germany, and the UJA Federation New York.
Man wounded in Hanukkah stabbing attack dies from injuries
“We were hoping and praying he would then pull through," Rabbi Yisroel Kahan said of Josef Neumann, 72, who on Sunday succumbed to wounds sustained in a domestic terrorist attack in December.