Coronavirus

All the latest on COVID-19 from across the Jewish world.

AIPAC warns Congress and others that 2 people who attended its conference tested positive for the coronavirus

The two people who tested positive appear to be from New York’s suburban Westchester County.

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One of SAR's Zoom sessions Thursday morning included guitar music. (Courtesy of SAR Academy)

How one New York school switched to online learning during its coronavirus closure

SAR has set up an extensive remote learning system in a matter of days.

A French-speaking man pulling a kippah that he wore as a face mask back on his head.

In Purim coronavirus joke, Dutch synagogue asks congregants to wear kippahs over their mouths

“The executive board of the community and the health department of Raalte thank you in advance for your cooperation!” its social media post reads.

We want to know: How is your Jewish community handling the coronavirus?

My family is among the 80,000 Israelis living in quarantine. This is our story.

I’m a rabbi with the coronavirus whose congregation is quarantined. It’s bringing out the best in us.

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History shows that epidemics can carry dangerous side effects for Jews: deadly anti-Semitism

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Up to 80,000 Israelis currently quarantined over possible coronavirus exposure

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Jewish coronavirus updates: Catch up on the first month of Jewish COVID-19 news here.

Participants of the March of the Living event exiting a gate in the former Nazi camp Auschwitz in Poland, May 2, 2019. (Courtesy of the International March of the Living)

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March of the Living fate’s unclear as Poland gets first coronavirus case

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