Month March 2020
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The orthodox community that I saw respected government directives, but some members did not want to take a nervous approach and voluntarily adopt stricter rules before the severity was universally acknowledged. The question being whether it becomes useful at certain… Continue Reading →
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced a new directive to New York State mortgage servicers to provide 90-day mortgage relief to mortgage borrowers impacted by the novel coronavirus. The directive includes… Read more » The post Governor Cuomo Announces 90-Day Mortgage… Continue Reading →
Park Ave Appliance Showroom is not open, but we are happily taking your orders over the phone and online! The Safety of our employees & our entire community is of our utmost priority. You can CALL us or TEXT us… Continue Reading →
Democratic U.S. Rep. Ben McAdams tested positive for the coronavirus on Wednesday, an announcement that comes shortly after the first known case in Congress. McAdams said he first became sick… Read more » The post Congressman Ben McAdams Tests Positive… Continue Reading →
A medical practice in Lakewood has lost half its staff after a patient who tested positive for cornavirus exposed other doctors and staff members. The prominent Frum physician stated, “As a physician who has been taking care of our kehilah… Continue Reading →
ANON21, don’t rely on bassar v’dom. ESPECIALLY a non-Jew. Lo sichanen. “Our” president….. Jews don’t have presidents, we are in gollus.
rEtARDS, if you were stricken by coronavirus (i am not wishing it on you) you would be the first person to demand this drug treatment.
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A unity government may finally be in sight, with media reports of Blue and White leader Benny Gantz reaching a deal with Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, breaking the political… Read more » The post Report: Unity in Sight as… Continue Reading →
Israel’s Transportation Ministry announced on Thursday evening that beginning from Monday, two buses per hour at the most will run on most city lines, and three buses per hour in large cities, Ynet reported. Read more on The Yeshiva World
Congress worked urgently Thursday to fashion a $1 trillion measure to prop up households and the U.S. economy amid the coronavirus outbreak, starting with a White House proposal to send Americans first-round aid checks — potentially $3,000 for a family… Continue Reading →
JERUSALEM (Israel Hayom) — Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency was able to deliver 100,000 new coronavirus test kits collected overseas to local labs overnight Wednesday, Channel 12 News reported Thursday. In the next few days, the Mossad will facilitate the delivery… Continue Reading →
Rabbi Moshe Schwed Director of the OU Daf Yomi Initiative, shares how All Daf enhances your learning
Here is how All Daf Enhances your Learning: Learn the Daf with All Daf Unable to attend an in-person shiur? Constantly on-the-go? Read more on The Yeshiva World
As of Thursday, March 19th, Madison, Refuah, and Westgate pharmacies will not be open to the public. We will still be filling prescriptions and accepting over-the-counter orders, which will be sent via delivery only. If you have a paper prescription… Continue Reading →
If R’ Chaim’s learning and faith is not enough to protect him how can he tell anyone to expose themselves to this. R’ Yehoshua went out among the sick as he was holy enough, but he did not require anyone… Continue Reading →
ignorance is bliss is gematria Jewish community 2020
@anon the FDA needs their rabbis approval first
[COMMUNICATED] With all the chaos going on in the world now, with social distancing and the unfortunate closing of schools,yeshivas and Shuls, we can you use some chizuk. That is why singer and songwriter Elchonon Boruch is releasing a new… Continue Reading →
Civil liberties activists asked Israel’s High Court on Thursday to suspend cellphone monitoring put in place under emergency regulations to try to slow the spread of the coronavirus. Surveillance began… Read more » The post High Court Hears Challenge to… Continue Reading →
It was less than 11 weeks ago that the first cases of pneumonia were detected in Wuhan, China. The speed at which what would soon be named COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, knocked the global economy askew… Continue Reading →