Sign of what’s to come? This JCC laid off 176 people because of coronavirus
The Kaiserman JCC outside Philadelphia has laid off nearly all its staff. That could be repeated at Jewish community centers across the country.
Israel Is Going Through A Constitutional Crisis
It has to do with coronavirus. Kind of.
‘Painful and deep’: Jewish nonprofits face dire economic prospects during and after coronavirus
“This is hitting literally every single institution in every community,” a leading nonprofit CEO said.
100 people test positive for coronavirus in hasidic Brooklyn neighborhood
The positive tests have come from one clinic in Borough Park and represent 10 percent of its total tests.
Jewish summer camps are already preparing for coronavirus
Camps dealt with swine flu in 2009 by quarantining kids and taking their temperature twice a day. They’re thinking along the same lines now.
Purim is a holiday for partying. This year, coronavirus makes things different.
This year the party of the year is cancelled in Lakewood, New Jersey, due to coronavirus fears.
Domestic extremists killed more than 400 people over the last decade, survey finds
Last year was the sixth-worst year for domestic extremist killings since 1970.
Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar will not attend AIPAC
The largest Israel lobby’s conference overlaps with the biggest Democratic primary day of the year.
Jersey City kosher supermarket reopening 2 months after deadly shooting
The reopening, about two weeks from completion, signals an important moment for a small but growing community of Orthodox Jews.
Teenage Orthodox pingpong phenom may have to skip Olympics because trials are on Shabbat
Estee Ackerman, who won the women’s division at the 2018 Table Tennis U.S. Open, has asked for a rescheduling of the matches.
