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Why is this primary is different from all the others? | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Why is this primary is different from all the others? | Opinion

The 2024 primary will be “different” is that it is scheduled for the first day of Passover, which will disenfranchise a wide range of Jewish voters.

Protests in the U.S. Target Right-wing Think Tanks Kohelet, Tikvah Fund: 'Pulling Strings Without Paying' - U.S. News - Vimarsana News

Protests in the U.S. Target Right-wing Think Tanks Kohelet, Tikvah Fund: 'Pulling Strings Without Paying' - U.S. News

Israelis in the U.S. Are Mobilizing the Jewish Community to Protest Against Their Neighbors. ‘The Community Supports Us and Didn’t Realize That the Funding for the Overhaul Is Coming From There,’ Say the Organizers

Synagogues are not rushing to reopen, even as vaccines are making gatherings safer - Vimarsana News

Synagogues are not rushing to reopen, even as vaccines are making gatherings safer

(JTA) — This year we celebrated Passover early, on a Sunday a few days before St. Patrick’s Day. My adult children will disperse before the official holiday, but with the darkest days of the pandemic behind us, we have much to celebrate.

Synagogues are not rushing to reopen, even as vaccines are making gatherings safer - Vimarsana News

Synagogues are not rushing to reopen, even as vaccines are making gatherings safer

Synagogues are not rushing to reopen, even as vaccines are making gatherings safer March 16, 2021 5:58 pm Congregation Shearith Israel of Dallas will resume in-person services on the last day of Passover, with other services added over the following weeks. (Courtesy of Shearith Israel) Advertisement (JTA) — Rabbi Craig Scheff knows he could safely hold indoor, in-person services at the upstate New York synagogue he leads. In fact, the synagogue first experimented with an indoor service for up to 50 people last summer. Now it’s now holding bar and bat mitzvah ser...

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