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May 21, 2020


This Organization Prepares Jewish Bodies for Burial During COVID-19
Kylie Ora Lobell
May 21, 2020
At the peak of the crisis, they were taking care of 30-40 bodies almost every day, as opposed to the normal 4-9.

Stanford Student Senator Apologizes for Tweet Telling Israel Supporters to ‘Choke’
Aaron Bandler
May 21, 2020

Chelsea Handler to Create Stand Up Special for HBO Max After Six Year Hiatus
Gerri Miller
May 21, 2020
“I didn’t want to return to stand-up until I had something important to say. I do now.”

A Global Virtual Color War for Jewish Millennials Could Save Camp During COVID-19
Ben Sales, JTA
May 21, 2020
“It’s a way to rechannel those camp vibes and get reinvested in the things we used to do as campers and counselors.”

Coronavirus Has Us Sheltering in Our Cocoons, Preparing to Soar
Rabbi Bradley Shavit Artson
May 21, 2020
Like butterflies, we, too, must dissolve the old habits that do not serve — bigotry, privilege, habit, ego — in our chrysalises.



Federal Lawsuit Accuses New Jersey Township of Discriminating Against Orthodox Jews
Marcy Oster, JTA
May 21, 2020
New Jersey township zoning restrictions allegedly target the Orthodox Jewish community.

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