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April 6, 2020
How Do We Get Rid of Chametz in Pandemic Times?
We must eradicate not just the leavened crumbs hiding behind our furniture but the bad habits that have “leavened” inside us.
Ultra-Orthodox Jews Are Not The Enemy
While there is room for criticism of how Haredi leaders have handled the coronavirus epidemic, the discourse reeks of prejudice and distrust.
Rabbi Donin’s Trilogy Speaks Volumes About Jewish Life
Donin himself conceived of his work as “a practical handbook on how to live a Jewish life,” but he also acknowledges that the overarching goal of the three books in the series is “to answer the constant query, ‘Why?’”
As Loneliness Grows, What We Can Learn from Holocaust Survivors
Holocaust survivors know what it’s like to feel helpless and alone. Here is their advice for surviving COVID-19.
Gloves, Masks, Curbsides: Passover Shopping During a Pandemic
Passover shopping is hectic enough in normal times.
Jews Are Celebrating Passover – Hospitalized with COVID-19, Or Not
Even with abnormal hospital restrictions, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center is ensuring Jews can still have a seder.
The Guardian: Trump Is a Nazi and Jews Are His Enablers
To compare Trump to Hitler is an affront to the memory of 1.5 million Jewish children murdered by the Nazis.