Brandeis University Celebrates Passover for First Time
Penny Schwartz, JTA
March 23, 2021
Brandeis is keeping students on campus — and hosting Passover celebrations for the first time in its 73-year history.
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MA High School Investigating Football Team’s Use of Anti-Semitic Slurs
Aaron Bandler
March 23, 2021
A Massachusetts high school is investigating their football team’s reported use of anti-Semitic slurs as part of their play calling during games.
Netanyahu Ahead, But Coalition Results Too Close to Call
Shmuel Rosner
March 23, 2021
The important things (vaccines) can tip the scales in favor of a relatively unpopular politician.
Israel Employs High-Tech Solutions for Elections During Pandemic
Gideon Allon, JNS
March 23, 2021
Making their election day debut, “vote and go” stations catering to those with COVID or in quarantine are located in 500 tent facilities across the country.
Passover Special: A Moral Obligation to Cut Food Waste
Sapir Polack and Max Kaplan-Zantopp, ZAVIT* Science and the Environment News Agency
March 23, 2021
A Eulogy for My Catholic Grandmother
Kylie Ora Lobell
March 23, 2021
As I grew up, I learned to appreciate Grandma Riggle for who she was.
Children’s Book Ponders How “Moses Could Have Been Selfish”
Tabby Refael
March 23, 2021
“I would love for more people to focus on Moses’s wonderful action of standing up against injustice.”
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