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Opinion | After the Pandemic, I Want My Life to Be Less Convenient – The New York Times

| April 6, 2022

One recent snowy Saturday morning, I coaxed myself out of bed, into semiformal attire and through the door to synagogue. It was the latest in a series of attempts to force myself to, well, do stuff, the kind of stuff that takes me out of my one-bedroom apartment and into human society. During the service, I stood when everyone else stood, sat when everyone else sat, sang when everyone else sang

Ruthie McDoodle: The friendly face behind The Kosher Plate – The Pitt News

| April 6, 2022

Tucked away in a corner of the Market at Litchfield Towers is The Kosher Plate, Pitts go-to store for freshly prepared, warm Kosher food. The lady behind the counter, Ruth McDoodle, has been serving up delicious meals and smiles for two years. McDoodle, who goes by Ruthie, is a mashgiach Hebrew for supervisor and ensures the food abides by Kosher laws.

Financial challenges ‘too great’; Daughters of Miriam in Clifton will be sold – NorthJersey.com

| April 6, 2022

Due to long-term financial difficulties exacerbated by COVID-19, theDaughters of Miriam Center/The Gallen Institute for Subacute Care announced that it will be sold in June for $36 million. "Due to changes in the economic climate, the financial challenges have become too great to effectively compete in the long-term care industry as an independent facility,"Daughters of Miriam CEO Frank DaSilva said in a statement on Tuesday.

BBC One programme, ‘Growing Old: A Believer’s Guide’ follows 83-year-old celebrating second barmitzvah – Jewish News

| April 6, 2022

An 83-year-old Jewish man from east London has had his second barmitzvah on the same day as his 13-year-old grandson had his first, with a BBC TV crew filming the build-up and after-party for a programme set to air next week.

More Orban or a party with a neo-Nazi record? Hungarys Jews dont like their choices in this weeks election. – Forward

| April 6, 2022

Photo by Cnaan Liphshiz Hungarian Jews celebrate the opening of a new synagogue in Budapest on Aug.

East County Happenings, April 3 – The San Diego Union-Tribune

| April 6, 2022

City councils: Lemon Grove, 6 p.m.

Chinese media keeps referencing the Holocaust heres why – The Times of Israel

| April 6, 2022

TAIPEI, Taiwan (JTA) Two months ago, shortly after the Olympics began in Beijing, the US Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM) took a shot at China for its treatment of the Uighur minority group. At the #Olympics youll see a well-known tradition the torch relay which the Nazis used at the 1936 Olympics for propaganda purposes, the museum wrote on Twitter. Today, we witness how the Olympics can still be used to distract from atrocities, such as the persecution of the #Uyghurs

Ukrainian Jews Rebut Russian Defense Ministry Claim That Synagogue in Historic City of Uman Was Used as Weapons Storage Site – Algemeiner

| April 2, 2022

Ukraines Jewish community has angrily refuted Russian claims that a synagogue in the historic city of Uman site of the tomb of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, the revered founder of the Breslover Hasidim is being used as a weapons storage and transportation site by Ukrainian armed forces.

New synagogue guidelines call for weapons, phones on Shabbat following deadly attacks – Cleveland Jewish News

| April 2, 2022

In the wake of the recent wave of deadly terror attacks in Israel, The World Organization of Orthodox Communities and Synagogues on Wednesday called for congregations to take precautions against possible attack. Among its recommendations: Worshippers should arrive at services armed, and a cellular phone should be left on in the building during Shabbat services. In guidelines issued on Wednesday, the organization called on the gabbais; or beadles, who assist in running the synagogue, community leaders and worshippers to remain vigilant, and for those licensed to do so to carry weapons with them, including on Shabbat

Musical coming to South Jersey combines message of Passover with recovery from addiction – Burlington County Times

| April 2, 2022

Opioid victims face Sacklers in hearing A hearing in U.S. Bankruptcy Court has given survivors of opioid addiction and people who lost loved ones to the crisis the chance to confront members of the family behind OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma. (March 10) AP CINNAMINSON - When the pandemichit, millions of people were in isolation working from home, going to school from home, and worshipping from home.


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