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July 12, 2020
New Horror Film Depicts a Jewish Burial Ritual Gone Terribly Wrong
Philissa Cramer, JTA
July 12, 2020
The movie comes the production company that is responsible for “Get Out” and “The Purge.”
How Can Israel Help Diaspora Jewry?
Caroline Glick, JNS
July 12, 2020
There are three areas where Israel can be of greatest assistance: education, religious services, and security.
Biden vs. Trump on Jews, Anti-Semitism and Israel
Eric R. Mandel, JNS
July 12, 2020
Ad hominem attacks rule the day— and unfortunately, many of them are justified.
The Agony of the COVID-19 Obituarist
Sam Sokol, JTA
July 12, 2020
With every interview, my own emotional wounds were torn open anew.
St. Louis Couple Who Aimed Guns at Black Lives Matters Protesters Had Run-Ins With a Local Synagogue
Philissa Cramer, JTA
July 12, 2020
Patricia and Mark McCloskey have clashed Reform synagogue next door.
Israelis Demonstrate Against Country’s Response to Economic Crisis as COVID-19 Cases Mount
Philissa Cramer, JTA
July 12, 2020
The country registered more than 1,300 new cases on Saturday.
Barack Obama 2012 Alum Aaron Keyak to Head Joe Biden’s Jewish Outreach
Philissa Cramer, JTA
July 12, 2020
Keyak is a longtime Democratic political strategist who worked for Barack Obama.
DeSean Jackson to Visit Auschwitz With a Holocaust Survivor
Cnaan Liphshiz, JTA
July 12, 2020
The trip is planned for after the pandemic.
Can America Come Back from the Brink?
Rabbi Shmuley Boteach
July 12, 2020
The path to recovery involves first diagnosing the problems.
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