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What Matters Most On Tuesday, February 7, 2023

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Civil defense workers and residents search through the rubble of collapsed buildings in the town of Harem near the Turkish border, Idlib province, Syria, Monday, Feb. 6, 2023. (AP Photo/Ghaith Alsayed)

World Jewish Relief launches Turkey emergency earthquake appeal

By Michelle Rosenberg

A massive earthquake hit both Turkey and Syria, leaving more than 1,700 dead with numbers expected to rise. Here’s how you can help.

Israel launches operation ‘Olive Branches’ as earthquake death toll passes 5,000

By Jotam Confino in Israel

UK and Israel offer to send aid after earthquake leaves over 1,700 dead in Turkey and Syria

By Jotam Confino in Israel

Israel to send emergency aid to earthquake-hit Syria

By Jotam Confino in Israel

Pic: MDA

Magen David Adom responds to humanitarian crisis in Turkey

By Michelle Rosenberg

Israel’s national medical emergency, disaster, ambulance and blood service joins rescue delegation

Lucy Frazer, new culture secretary.

Rishi Sunak’s ‘BBYO’ mini-reshuffle

Two former members of the Jewish youth movement BBYO – Lucy Frazer and Grant Shapps – handed new roles as prime minister overhauls Whitehall

The Jewish cemetery in Worms Heiliger Sand, Rhine-Hesse, Germany

Germany celebrates UNESCO World Heritage listing for sites known as birthplace of Yiddish, Ashkenazi culture

By David I Klein (JTA)

They were recognised by the United Nations’ education and cultural body in July 2021, but the coronavirus pandemic delayed Germany’s celebration of the designation.

VR audience, Montcalm Hotel, London. Credit: JVR360

High tech horror: Virtual reality guide to Auschwitz launched

By Michelle Rosenberg

Michelle Rosenberg experiences a pioneering attempt to bring the Shoah to future generations through the latest technology.

OPINION: New vision of hell is a triumph for Holocaust educators

By Michelle Rosenberg

Jonathan Freedland up for global £30,000 literary award

By Michelle Rosenberg

Holocaust survivor Ernest Simon passes away, aged 92

By Michelle Rosenberg

Ex-Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters

Roger Waters branded ‘antisemitic to your rotten core’ by Floyd guitarist Gilmour’s wife

Polly Samson, the novelist wife of Dave Gilmour, tweets the claim about the ex-Floyd star , which he denies, after Waters tells German newspaper he stood by a comparison of Israel with the Nazis because it was ‘committing genocide’

Credit: ParliamentUK

OPINION: What was not said during Daniel’s appointment was significant

By Vivian Wineman

As a Charedi Jew becomes Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards, how lucky we are that he is judged on merit, writes Vivian Wineman.

Brits donating blood at the Peres Center in Yaffo. Credit: Magen David Adom UK

Brits allowed to donate blood in Israel after two-decade ban: ‘Giving is an honour’

By Jotam Confino in Israel

Brits who lived in the UK during 1980-1996 were banned from donating blood in Israel in 1999 due to the “Mad Cow Disease” outbreak of the mid-90s.

Edward Isaacs, UJS president elect

Edward Isaacs is new UJS president elect

Ex-Bristol Jewish Society president Isaacs will succeed current UJS head Joel Rosen when his term of office ends later this year

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Survey finds ‘disturbing’ anti-Israel coverage by New York Times

By Jewish News Reporter

Micrograph showing crinkled paper macrophages in the marrow space in a case of Gaucher disease. Credit: Wikipedia.

Rare genetic disease may protect Ashkenazi Jews against tuberculosis

By Michelle Rosenberg

Research with zebrafish suggests Ashkenazi Jews at a greater risk of Gaucher disease, are less likely to get TB infection.

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