How the unprecedented coronavirus lockdown is affecting Italy’s Jews
“To keep visiting my 94-year-old mother, I needed to stop seeing everyone else in my life,” Bagnarelli, a Jewish ballet teacher from Milan, said Monday.
A person wearing a protective suit and mask checks the temperature of people departing from the ferry port of Molo Beverello after Italy orders a countrywide lockdown to try and contain a coronavirus outbreak, in Naples, Italy, March 10, 2020(photo credit: REUTERS/CIRO DE LUCA)ByCNAAN LIPHSHIZ/JTA
