Right now, Israel looks a lot safer than in New York, London or Paris. Does Israel have a moral duty to serve as a haven for Jews against the COVID-19 plague, and to welcome their bodies for burial here?
Source: https://www.haaretz.com
Should coronavirus mean Israel shuts the door on Jews, dead or alive?
Published in Aliyah, Coronavirus and Jewish Diaspora
More from AliyahMore posts in Aliyah »
- He won Olympic gold for Israel, but the state still wouldn't give him equal rights
- Israel treats its olympic victor as a second-class medalist
- How to develop more Israeli Olympic medalists
- Israelis who move back to America gain in money and lose in soul
- What it’s like to be an 'official non-Jew' in a shamefully ethnocentric Israel
More from CoronavirusMore posts in Coronavirus »
- Why Israel's vaccine deal with Pfizer has nothing to do with clinical trials
- Time to beef up coronavirus testing centers
- It's time for Israel to beef up coronavirus testing centers
- How the Legend of Modi, Hindu hero and political messiah, is breaking India's politics
- COVID has made Big Brother that much bigger
More from Jewish DiasporaMore posts in Jewish Diaspora »
- 'Pro-Israel' meets neo-Nazi: Brazil's Bolsonaro unveils his new best friends on the German far right
- American Jews aren't soldiers in Israel's political wars
- It’s time to update the Zionist ethos
- What if the Jews took over Berlin?
- Jews' existential dread about antisemitism is deep – and it's warping our judgment