The Jewish Chronicle - 2020-07-10

• Time to pray
• BRAVE NEW WORLD
• British Jews take their first, tentative steps into shul …
• JANNER’S JOURNEY
• Freedland on the end of the two-state dream
• ‘Smelling’ the virus: Israel’s tech war on Covid-19
• Has Mossad been blowing up Iran’s strategic sites?
• ‘GAME-CHANGING’ LEEDS ERUV GETS GO-AHEAD
• ANYONE FOR JEWISH TENNIS?
• J-TV founder’s channel hosted Starkey interview
• Report details ‘dangerous’ Covid conspiracy theories
• Mark Regev warns over ‘two-state illusion’
• Many UK Jews privately avoid settlement goods
• Anti-annexation fundraiser
• Austrian appeal for names of Shoah victims
• Ex-diplomat: hate claims ‘weaponised’
• Council chief resigns amid antisemiti­sm allegation­s
• Nandy says ban is not BDS
• Reed apologises for puppet tweet
• JLM and Labour MPs meet to discuss post-Corbyn agenda
• Shul without singing is like crowd-free football
• For distanced dinner, try a Last Supper seating plan
• Wedding dispersed by Herts police
• Virus outbreak forces Lubavitch schools to shut
• Rabbi speaks out in defence of trans people
• Why everyone wants a piece of the Jews
• Nancy Reuben are the Etgar champions
• Ort reaches for the skies
• Digital makeover for Jewish studies
• Care chiefs blast PM over Covid remarks
• Crisis fund helps 235 households
• ‘I think we have done an amazing job’ in the crisis
• WJR hosts novel event
• Praying to a smaller crowd
• A government going from crisis to crisis
• Life lessons learned from lockdown SELF ISOLATION
• The importance of chicken soup
• The London rabbi who grew up on a Swiss mountain farm
• It’s time to brave the great outdoors
• Trust us! We’ll choose your clothes
• Women having it all, including the past and the pain
• JOHN NATHAN
• Cucumber and wakame salad
• Professor Ada Rapoport-Albert

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