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March 30, 2021
COVID-19 May Give Much-Needed Boost to Israel’s High-Tech Workforce
Daniel Sonnenfeld, The Media Line
March 30, 2021
Dozens of Israelis working abroad are already planning their return, and thousands more may return over the coming summer
Wheeling and Dealing Underway in Post-Election Israel
Uri Cohen, The Media Line
March 30, 2021
Fifth election looms as convoluted political map comes into focus
Are Tamales Kosher for Passover?
Elizabeth Gonzalez James
March 30, 2021
Perhaps over these past five years my path to Judaism has been quietly growing in whispers and echoes.
Student Warns of “Modern-Day Inquisition” Against Pro-Israel College Students
Aaron Bandler
March 30, 2021
He argues that if students don’t feel comfortable expressing their opinions on campus, then that actually undermines academic freedom.
PM or Not, Netanyahu’s Agenda Will Continue
Dan Schnur
March 30, 2021
This campaign was waged almost exclusively over Netanyahu rather than the future he has framed for the country.
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