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A Dutch judge, Hendrik Steenhuis, presides over a hearing at Schiphol Judicial Court (JCS) complex in Badhoevedorp, the Netherlands on March 9, 2020 (Kenzo Tribouillard/AFP via Getty Images)

In the Netherlands, judges can fine and lock up Jewish men who refuse to give their wives a religious divorce

Defying Western Europe’s tradition of church-state separation, the country is the only one outside of Israel with such a system.

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How to vacation in Israel in August (or not) during the summer of coronavirus

Israelis are not giving up on their August vacations. It’s just that all 9 million of them appear to be doing it in the same places.

‘We were on top of the world’: Pandemic shatters kosher Polish cafe’s success and a husband-wife reunion

A novice restaurateur from Florida wonders what will be after 2 1/2 years building up a business in a city where his wife’s grandparents once lived.

With synagogues off-limits for the High Holidays, attention is turning to Jewish practice at home

Kamala Harris’ Yiddish nickname shows how close she is with her Jewish family

They thought a Jewish school in Oakland would be able to accommodate their gender-fluid child. It wasn’t that simple.

Homeless shelters are dividing Jews on NY’s Upper West Side

New Instagram account shares anonymous stories of anti-Semitism on college campuses

Doing this daily Jewish ritual has helped me cope with coronavirus

ChaiFlicks, the ‘Jewish Netflix,’ is here

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