Israel is having yet another election — could Netanyahu lose? Here are the basics.
By BEN SALES NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – In about two months, Israelis will vote in a national election. Seem familiar? It
Jewish philanthropists increased giving during the pandemic — but prioritizing causes is difficult
By SHIRA HANAU NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – Lisa Greer used to devote a significant share of her time and money
Did Chinese military create COVID 19?
By DANY SHOHAM (BESA Center via JNS) – The question of the genomic origin and direct source of the virus that
Extremists burn down COVID-19 testing station in Bnei Brak
(JNS) – United Hatzalah officials on Tuesday, Dec. 22, condemned the arson attack on its COVID-19 testing station in Bnei
Red Cross stresses need for blood donations
ALBANY–December may be the season of giving – but it’s typically a challenging time to collect enough blood donations. Add
Mikael Dolsten, the Jewish immigrant leading Pfizer’s vaccine charge, hopes the U.S. remains a melting pot
By Gabe Friedman NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – When Mikael Dolsten, the head scientist at Pfizer, heard the news that the
Gearing up for Thanksgiving alone? Here’s a rabbi’s advice from a season of pandemic holidays.
By Rabbi Jeremy Markiz (JTA) – While my wife and I were sitting outside during Sukkot, the Jewish harvest festival in
Chicago’s Jewish community is battered by second wave of coronavirus
By SHIRA HANAU NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – When Rabbi Lizzi Heydemann and her colleagues gathered in a backyard earlier in
He wants us to face the pain of COVID-19 and documents the human toll on Twitter
By PHILISSA CRAMER NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – When Alex Goldstein first set out to memorialize Americans who died of COVID-19,