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What Will This Summer Look Like in New York City? – AFAR Media

| April 26, 2020

With events and parades officially canceled through June 2020, New York will experience a summer unlike any other in order to control the coronavirus outbreak. This is a developing story.

Kinneret Apartments and KCOA issue heightened COVID-19 protocols – Heritage Florida Jewish News

| April 24, 2020

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve and impact our country and our world, Kinneret Apartments and the Kinneret Council on Aging continue to intensely focus on preventing the spread of the virus within its 280 apartment independent living community. Collectively, they released the following statement regarding the heightened infection prevention protocols: "We are all aware of the extraordinary impact that the coronavirus is having on our communities, country and world. Today, we assure you that we are focused on the health and wellbeing of our residents as well as our employees

Yom Hashoah Online Ceremonies and Resources – My Jewish Learning

| April 19, 2020

Yom Hashoah is an annual day of remembrance for victims of the Holocaust observed by Jewish communities around the world.

Stanley Chera, Developer and Friend of Trump, Dies at 77 – The New York Times

| April 19, 2020

This obituary is part of a series about people who have died in the coronavirus pandemic.

Israel-Morocco relations are warming from the bottom up – The Jerusalem Post

| April 17, 2020

Israel has been hoping to warm its relations with the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region for years, although such relations have not developed even with countries with which Israel has signed peace agreements. This may indicate the need for a different approach, one that begins internally within the Israeli society and that follows the long trail of its roots in the region. Such an approach could serve as a compass that can direct us to where prosperous models of civic ties used to be or can be found today

The Market in Larimer Square has closed after 42 years – BusinessDen

| April 17, 2020

Lily O'Neill April 15, 2020 2 After 37 years, owner Mark Greenberg (left) has decided to close down The Market in Larimer Square.

Coronavirus: Avoiding the much larger crisis; COVID-19 testing at nursing homes is expanding but more is ne – MassLive.com

| April 17, 2020

While Massachusetts is expanding coronavirus testing across nursing homes and other long-term care facilities, some operators and health care advocates say persistent gaps could lead to more cases and deaths among some of the states most vulnerable residents. The numbers are sobering

Morocco And Israel May Be Close To Normalizing Relations – The National Interest

| April 14, 2020

Morocco could be the next Arab state to establish formal diplomatic relations with Israel, becoming the third to do so after Egypt and Jordan. The move could have far-reaching implications for Israel, for Morocco, and for the Trump administration. A few days after the Trump administration announced the so-called Deal of the Century, a story broke that Israel was lobbying the Trump administration to officially endorse Moroccos claims to sovereignty over the disputed Western Sahara territory in exchange for Morocco normalizing ties with Israel

How Bay Area Jews coped with seder-in-place – The Jewish News of Northern California

| April 14, 2020

The Seder was different for everybody this year. Gatherings were smaller, some were live-streamed, others had empty seats where family members should be sitting

Easter celebrations through the years – Mount Airy News

| April 14, 2020

Herman Schafer brought his bride, Rosa Goldsmith, to their home in Mount Airy in 1888, they were the only Jewish couple they knew of in the county. The nearest Jewish synagogue was in Statesville so Rosa instructed her sons and, eventually, other Jewish children and a few Christian children in the tenets of the faith. The Schafer boys are seen in this 1910 photo


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