In some European Jewish communities, getting the coronavirus carries a stigma In some Orthodox circles, the disease is seen as “something like AIDS, happening in the outside world.”
First Person The Netherlands is OK with citizens being exposed to the coronavirus. That’s both reassuring and terrifying to me. JTA’s chief European correspondent reflects on life in Holland, where the government has opted against the imposition of full-scale social distancing.
Belgian leader celebrates Holocaust rescuer’s 100th birthday Flemish prime minister Jan Jambon visited Maria Nowak, who risked everything to save her Jewish schoolmate, en route to a Holocaust Remembrance Day event in Poland.
Global The Belgium parade anti-Semitism controversy continues, with caricatures of Orthodox Jews ahead of 2020 event