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San Diego Jewish Community Celebrates Community, Culture
By L’CHAIM Staff Join the San Diego Jewish community for an inspiring evening celebrating community, culture, and impact at the ...
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Serving Up Normalcy During War
By Amelie Botbol, JNS.org “My son lives and breathes tennis. He couldn’t play for a while because of the war situation. When he ...
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