A letter from the Diaspora
A pandemic leads to new discoveries on how a New York author writes.
Tag: Coronavirus
Right and Left, only madness and madness
A Berlin author is worried about the bizarre theories that have spread as the crisis continues.
On craftsmen
A Jerusalem authors returns a favor to the small-business owners.
Israeli doctor behind promising corona vaccine trial from US firm
The vaccine "was generally safe and well tolerated," Moderna says in a statement on Phase 1 testing.
Why does COVID-19 make some people so sick? Israeli study may hold the key
According to researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science, the SARS-CoV-2 virus has a “dramatic impact” on the immune systems ...
Iran's nuclear efforts in the shadow of coronavirus
Notwithstanding the COVID-19 crisis and a deteriorating economy, Iran is pushing ahead with its uranium enrichment and missile and space ...
Israel: IDF to test soldiers using new coronavirus antibody testing kits
Army hopes new tests will help prevent local outbreaks, unlock operational capabilities
A tale of two cities
A London author is sad that his plans to game the system and avoid a lockdown has failed miserably.
Victory Day
A Brooklyn author ponders on how mundane it is to recover from coronavirus.
Be more tolerant to ambiguity
A Berlin author who has grown up in East Germany knows how to find tolerance in an era of corona ...