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Frontier accused of kicking Hasidic family off flight due to unmasked toddler – The Times of Israel

| March 3, 2021

JTA Frontier Airlines is facing accusations of anti-Semitism after videos circulated online of the airline kicking a Hasidic family off a plane because of violations over its mask requirements.

Frontier Airlines Defends Canceling Flight, Says ‘Several Adults’ Refused to Wear Masks – Newsweek

| March 3, 2021

A group of passengers aboard a Frontier Airlines flight on Sunday refused to wear a protective face mask, prompting the airline to cancel the flight and remove them. On Monday, several photos and videos of the incident were posted to social media

Partnership forged in measles outbreak: Rockland and Refuah tackle COVID-19 vaccinations – The Journal News

| March 3, 2021

Seniors who signed up on Rockland County's waiting list get Covid-19 vaccine shots March 1, 2021. Refuah Health Center, Good Samaritan Hospital and the Rockland County Office for the Aging worked together to vaccinate 280 seniors.

Thousands of Haredim crowd Jerusalem streets for last day of Purim – Ynetnews

| March 3, 2021

Thousands of ultra-Orthodox Israelis crowded the streets of the Jerusalem on Sunday evening, celebrating the last day of the Purim holiday despite the coronavirus restrictions. A mass Tish - a mass gathering of a senior rabbi and his flock - was held by members of the Gur Hasidic movement at Beit Midrash of their rebbe in the capital

Why ‘The Vigil’ is the first great horror film of 2021 – SYFY WIRE

| March 3, 2021

Considering their reputation as 'dump months,'January and February seem to have over-delivered on the horror front in 2021. We've already had Chlo Grace Moretz fighting chauvinism, Nazis, and airborne gremlins in the fun monster mash-up Shadow in the Cloud

Jewish lore inspires chilling but less-than-original horror film ‘The Vigil’ – Chicago Daily Herald

| March 3, 2021

"The Vigil" -- Keith Thomas' atmospherically chilling, jump-scarey horror tale "The Vigil" eventually arrives at a narrative crossroads where it can go one of two ways: It can springboard off its masterly crafted, frightfully dark opening and do for Judaism what "The Exorcist" did for Catholicism. Or it can merely continue its easy jump-scares, weird noises and nerve-jangling music while inching toward a slightly confusing, pedestrian finale that will not likely inspire believers to flock to the safety of their houses of worship, as happened with "The Exorcist." "The Vigil" opts for the latter as it presents a supernatural tale "steeped in ancient Jewish lore and demonology," according to a press release.

US TV station pulls episode of show amid anger over portrayal of Orthodox Jew – Jewish News

| March 3, 2021

NBC pulled an episode of the show Nurses that aired on the channel on Feb.

New Hasidic horror movie ‘The Vigil’ is set in Brooklyn and scary as hell – New York Post

| February 26, 2021

How does an outsider come to make a horror film set in the notoriously cloistered Hasidic enclave in Borough Park? With some chutzpah, and a lot of help.

On the scene: Photos from a pandemic Purim in Brooklyn – Forward

| February 26, 2021

A ninja in moon boots. Rectangular brothers, a Rubix cube and washing machine.

Stream It Or Skip It: ‘The Vigil’ on VOD, a Freaky Horror Story About a Jewish Man and the Demons of His Faith – Decider

| February 26, 2021

New on VOD, The Vigil freshens a familiar premise by taking the familiar tropes of haunted house and/or exorcism thrillers and transplanting them into Jewish mythology.


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