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‘Keeping the Faith’ is 20 years old. Rabbis and priests look back at the interfaith romcom that was ahead of its time.

Several rabbis agree: The film’s portrayal of the romantic struggles that clergy face were very realistic.

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Pianist Marc Wielart and violinist Eduardo Paredes Crespo playing Israel's national anthem at the Concergebouw hall in Amsterdam, the Netherlands in April 2020. (Courtesy of Barry Mehler)

Israel’s Independence Day gets first celebration at the Dutch royal concert hall — without a crowd

The coronavirus ruined what was to be a historic event in Amsterdam, but part of the program was salvaged for online enjoyment.

The atrium at the Beth Shalom nursing home in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. (courtesy of BOP architecten)

Amsterdam’s Jewish nursing home has lost over 20% of its residents to COVID-19. Could it have done more?

Holland’s Health Ministry was asked to review “the possibility that mistakes were made” at Beth Shalom that led to the high death toll.

Jewish hotel in Poland offers free rooms to doctors wary of exposing their families to coronavirus germs

The first image of Seth Rogen as a Jewish pickle maker is extremely historically accurate

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Alan Shestack, influential museum director and art history scholar, dies at 81

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Arab Israelis fear that Ramadan could bring a coronavirus surge

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Relatives of Fieta Aussen getting ready to meet her from a crane outside the window of her Jewish nursing home in Amsterdam, the Netherlands on April 15, 2020. (Courtesy of Riwal Holding Group)

At this Dutch Jewish nursing home, family visitors can be lifted by cranes to see their loved ones safely

"Eliana Light... And Friends!" is a Jewish children's show that airs weekly on jewishLIVE. (Screenshot from YouTube)

From prayers to puppets: A one-stop shop for Jewish livestreams aims to outlast the pandemic

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