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Post-Pandemic Jewish Future Ideas

Today, we’re mourning the loss of our social spaces. Tomorrow, let’s redesign them.

How will months of isolation from synagogues, schools, religious non-profits and other internal social spaces affect the Jewish community?

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Post-Pandemic Jewish Future Ideas

More people than ever are making Jewish food. Let’s make this connection to tradition last.

Jewish food is far from immune to the tumult we are all experiencing.

Post-Pandemic Jewish Future Ideas

Making Jewish traditions work for you doesn’t have to be an emergency approach.

Adapting Jewish rituals during this unprecedented pandemic may actually foster a greater appreciation for Jewish tradition.

We built Jewish education around once-in-a-lifetime experiences. That was a mistake.

It might be hard to laugh. But Jewish humor will get us through this pandemic with our collective identity intact

Mayor de Blasio is no enemy of Orthodox Jews. But others are weaponizing the coronavirus to vilify our community.

We Israelis couldn’t visit our loved ones’ graves this Memorial Day. Still, we remember.

When did elderly people like me become disposable?

Burial societies and funeral homes are overwhelmed. Cremation isn’t the solution.

Israel’s unity government is a big win for Netanyahu — and questionable for Gantz

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