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June 27, 2020


COVID-19 Lockdown Is Taking Elderly Jews in the USSR’s Will to Live
“The worst loss this virus and quarantine has brought for me is isolation.”

Dutch National Rail Company Offers $5.6 Million for Holocaust-Era Transport of Jewish Victims
Dutch Jews said the offer is disappointingly low.

‘Crazy Ex-Girlfriend’ Handles Mental Illness in Heartwarming and Relevant Way Perfect for Quarantine
In a world in which “crazy” is becoming the norm, the musical sitcom “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” reclaims the epithet with charm and humor.

National Lawyers Guild Is Dealt a Deservedly Hard Blow to Its BDS Campaign
This self-proclaimed champion of human rights refused to do business with another party purely because of the latter’s national origin.

The Arab States Have Lost Patience With the Palestinians
The Palestinians are teetering on the brink of economic bankruptcy and political isolation.

Can Palestinian Despair Lead to an End of Conflict?
Perhaps despair will succeed where promise and compromise failed.

Anti-Semitism Gets You Fired from Labour, but Hired by The New York Times
The New York Times has lower standards when it comes to anti-Semitic canards than even Britain’s Labour Party.

New York Federal Judge Blocks COVID Restrictions on Prayer, Religious Gatherings
The judge made clear, however, that parishioners will still need to observe social-distancing regulations.

White House Fails to Reach Decision on Annexation, More Talks Planned
The Israeli government plans to enact annexation starting in July.
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