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On Yom HaZikaron, a glimpse into the tragedy and patriotism of Israels fallen soldiers – Forward

| April 29, 2020

iStock The Israeli flag flies over the Jewish Quarter in Jerusalems Old City. Israelis and Zionists around the world will mark Yom HaZikaron, this year starting on the evening of April 27. Yom HaZikaron LeHalalei Maarakhot Israel ulNifgeei Peulot HaEivah, literally: Memorial Day for the Fallen Soldiers of Israel and Victims of Terrorism

The end is actually the beginning and other life lessons from the Zabar’s lox counter – Forward

| April 26, 2020

September 1996. Its unsettling

Q & A: Making Up For What We Missed (Part I) – The Jewish Press – JewishPress.com

| April 26, 2020

Photo Credit: Jewish Press Question: The Covid-19 pandemic has put an end to almost all public gatherings; hence, much of Jewish congregational ritual has come to a halt. Is there a way to make up for everything we missed? M.

Response to coronavirus is coming together apart | Columnists – Rincn Latino

| April 26, 2020

While returning home on Saturday from mailing some letters, I pulled up behind a car at a stop light which had a bumper sticker with an American flag and the words United We Stand. The phrase comes from a longer saying, United we stand, divided we fall.

Should you put your life at risk to help others? Rabbis have been grappling with the question for centuries. – JTA News

| April 24, 2020

NEW YORK (JTA) For a short period of time, New York state officials enacted controversial guidelines that again tested the inherent tension that the COVD-19 pandemic is causing between our countrys most deeply cherished values respect for multiculturalism and religious freedom on the one side and the states responsibility to promote the common good on the other. On April 17, at the recommendation of the Bureau of Emergency Medical Services, the Regional Emergency Services Council of New York issued guidelines stating that EMS personnel should not attempt to revive a person if they find him or her in cardiac arrest.

Torah For Today! This week: Coronavirus and the Omer? – Jewish News

| April 24, 2020

The Coronavirus outbreak has been deemed unprecedented, but how unprecedented is it? Its hard to ignore the parallel between Covid-19 and the times in which the Jewish calendar finds itself now. The 49 days between Passover and Shavuot is the period that was set aside to commemorate the 24,000 students of Rabbi Akiva, who died owing to a deadly plague.

Coronavirus and the haredim – opinion – The Jerusalem Post

| April 24, 2020

Our hearts go out to the members of the ultra-Orthodox community in Israel and worldwide. Haredim are found in disproportionate numbers among the sick and the dead of the coronavirus pandemic.

Covid-19 and the Messiah – Aish

| April 24, 2020

No one knows when the final redemption will come, but the only way to be ready is to yearn for that period of peace, harmony, and universal God-consciousness. The Covid-19 global crisis is a dark tunnel, and humanity is on a train passing through it.

The Role of Christianity in the 6000 Year Hebrew Calendar of Redemption – Breaking Israel News

| April 24, 2020

For in Your sight a thousand years are like yesterday that has passed, like a watch of the night. Psalms 90:4 Evangelical Christians from around the world sing and recite prayers for Israels safety

Benefits of everyday solitude, going it alone – The Jewish Star

| April 24, 2020

By Rabbi Dr.


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