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The Magic of Camp Jaycee: Then and Now
For 80 years, Camp Jaycee has shaped generations of Jewish San Diegans — from camper to counselor, from child to ...
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On the Periphery: What Science and Medicine Cannot Reach
Rabbanit Dr. Devorah Halevy reflects on what medicine and policy cannot legislate — the Divine breath within each person — and what that ...
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The Great Isaiah Scroll: A Once-in-a-Generation Exhibition
For the first time since 1968, the Great Isaiah Scroll has been unrolled to its full 24-foot length at the Israel Museum in ...
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JFest Spotlight: Samuel, His Widow and the Whispering Flowers
Teatro Punto y Coma brings a poetic musical to the San Diego Jewish Arts Festival — a moving tale of memory, faith, and ...
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San Diego Jewish Academy Students Advance in Entrepreneurship Competition
Three student teams from San Diego Jewish Academy have advanced past the first round of applications for the internationally recognized Diamond Challenge, one ...
- In Britain, a Jewish Culture Month aims to move the conversation beyond Oct. 7(JTA) — In the almost three years since the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas invasion of Israel, Great Britain has seen “a relentless focus on everything to do with the Jewish community in the public domain, and it’s about antisemitism or Israel,” said Adam Ma’anit, the communications manager for the Board of Deputies of British Jews.... […]
- This Jewish activist was arrested and deported for her book ‘Lesbian Love.’ 100 years later, will NYC apologize?In 1926, New York City police arrested Eve Adams, a Polish-Jewish immigrant who ran a lesbian bar in Greenwich Village, for the crime of being gay. The formal charges were more euphemistic. Officially, Adams was charged with disorderly conduct — that is, flirting with an undercover police officer who had entrapped her, and obscenity, for... […]
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