Vladimir Zelenko was an early proponent of Hydroxychloroquine in the US
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We Jews have a strikingly practical approach to life
By Rabbi Natasha Mann
Already disadvantaged women will suffer the most from abortion bans
By Rabbi Jeremy Gordon
Most rabbis realise the importance of protecting the life of a mother
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Manischewitz announced 'gefilte fish hot dogs' on Twitter, calling it 'An American tradition your Bubbie will love'
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Officer Ismail Quran had allegedly tweeted praise of Hitler, antisemitic tirades, and pro-Hamas statements
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This six part mini-series, from The Wire creator David Simon, is a cut above everything else on TV
By Josh Howie
By Dominic Green
The traveller, strategist and historian says there’s a new realism in the Middle East and the Americans having less prestige is encouraging the regional players to try to deal with their problems in their own right
By Anshel Pfeffer
With Naftali Bennett's political future on the brink, the real story of the US President's trip is the second leg, where he will be continuing on to Riyadh
If the Iranian regime ever intended to submit to a revived nuclear treaty, they have no incentive to do so now
The evidence suggests otherwise
Director Lucy Moss has given her energetic and hugely entertaining revival a modern-day feel with a smattering of mobile usage
By John Nathan
Danny Danon spoke in candid terms about his experience as the Permanent Representative to the UN until 2020
By Jotam Confino
It is hard not to see a connection between the speed they mobilise for war abroad and their tolerance for military-grade violence at home