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August 22, 2020
Can Diaspora Jews Visit Israel During the COVID-19 Crisis? The Rules Keep Changing
Sam Sokol, JTA
August 22, 2020
In March, Israel shut its doors to non-citizens, effectively barring half of the world’s Jews from the Jewish state.
UAE-Israel Pact: Sacrificing Substance for Ceremony?
Martin Sherman
August 22, 2020
The Israel-UAE agreement is merely a prop in the choreography for a much bigger drama.
Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against ‘Resist Jewish Power’ Protests in Front of Michigan Synagogue
Aaron Bandler
August 22, 2020
The lawsuit alleged that the protests feature some “flagrantly anti-Semitic” signs and protesters who harass and insult congregants.
America’s Key European Allies Side with Tehran, Moscow and Beijing
Clifford D. May
August 22, 2020
The reluctance of European nations to restrict Tehran’s military power puts them at odds with the United States and Arab countries.
How Buenos Aires’ Jews Have Weathered the Pandemic
JTA
August 22, 2020
Since March 20, Argentina has imposed one of the world’s strictest COVID-19 quarantines, and its capital city, home to most of the country’s Jewish community, isn’t opening back up anytime soon.
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