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15 Synagogue Facts Every Jew Should Know
As some synagogues are slowly reopening, let’s take a look at this staple of Jewish life.
By Yehuda Altein
Why Sing About Elijah After Shabbat?
What is the connection between Elijah the Prophet and Saturday night?
By Yehuda Shurpin
Getting an Aliyah While Social Distancing
In the era of COVID-19, minyanim are being formed in compliance with social-distance guidelines, possibly precluding men from being called to the Torah and standing near the reader. Is it acceptable to recite the blessings on the Torah from afar?
By Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Raskin
Just in Time
I was overjoyed by the boy’s suggestions and felt moved that one could still have the opportunity to write to the Rebbe today.
As told by Israel Shudler
‘I Am Alive’: Not Taking Life for Granted During COVID-19
This new situation has made me think more of my mortality and to appreciate life, but reading the stories of health-care professionals and hearing about all the death and suffering is taking a toll on even the strongest among us.
By Mindy Rubenstein
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