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San Diego Jewish Academy Students Advance in Entrepreneurship Competition
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- ‘This is sort of their normal’: Israelis confront yet another wartime flare after Iranian fire(JTA) — TEL AVIV — As missiles flew toward Israel on Sunday night, beleaguered Israelis once again took to Facebook from their safe rooms. “Whoever is in charge of naming wars over here, please do not give it a fierce animal name this time,” one Israeli wrote in an English-language group. “The last military operation... […]
- Celebrated German Jewish bakery closes, saying ‘the hatred reached Berlin’ after Oct. 7(JTA) — BERLIN — A Jewish bakery owned by Polish and Israeli immigrants in this city has shut its doors, citing a combination of economic pressure and antisemitic harassment. Babka & Krantz opened in the Friedenau district in November 2022 and added a second location in December 2024, adjacent to the memorial at the site... […]
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