COVID
Boston-area Jewish day school to close after 25 years, saying its model is ‘no longer sustainable’
Located in Framingham, Massachusetts, MetroWest Jewish Day opened in 2003 and enrolls students in pre-K through eighth grade.
What to watch in Israel: War is over with ‘Murder at the Dead Sea’
Professor Michael Edelstein: Measles outbreak and the trust gap in vaccines
The fate of the Israeli tourism industry
Trump's White House launches COVID website that criticizes WHO, Fauci and Biden
The website was also critical of steps like social distancing, mask mandates and lockdowns.
COVID-19 was a 'social experiment', Maccabi Tel Aviv soccer player claims
The soccer player, Eran Zehavi, admitted on the Ben Ben Baruch's Mojo podcast that he is a big conspiracy theorist.
Richard Gere shines in ‘Longing,’ the English remake of an Israeli hit
Talking to Gabizon, it seems important that the director/writer who created the movie was able to reshape the material himself for the English version.
The Jewish community cannot ignore Israel's mental health crisis - opinion
This is not just about responding to an immediate crisis – it is about shaping the long-term emotional and spiritual health of our children, our families, our communities, and ourselves.
WHO renews call for China to share data on COVID-19 origins
"Without transparency and cooperation among countries, the world cannot adequately prevent and prepare for future epidemics and pandemics," the WHO stated.
Learning to count our blessings despite war, COVID, hurricanes, and more - opinion
Israel and the world both seem to be in a terrible mess at the moment. Wars, famine, droughts, hurricanes, massacres. Count our blessings? What blessings?
Israeli breakthrough: Freeze-dried COVID vaccine needs no refrigeration
TAU’s groundbreaking project has received competitive research grants from the Israel Innovation Authority and Merck under the Nofar program.
Israel’s world leading hyperbaric chamber performing medical 'miracles'
A breath of pressurized, oxygen-rich air can change the lives of patients with PTSD and many other conditions.
COVID made Americans drink more. They haven’t stopped since
Excessive alcohol consumption among Americans has persisted in the years following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
After a year of living at war, I am nostalgic for the COVID-19 pandemic - comment
When you live through multiple crises, there is a tendency to reframe past hardships through the lens of current experiences, which is what I find myself doing a lot of these days.
