Camarada’s mission for 29 years has been to create connections between its San Diego audiences, its artists, and the music. Now Camarada brings ...

By Mimi [Miriam] Pollack In the book “Miriam’s Tambourine: Jewish Folktales from Around the World” (1988), edited by Prof. Howard Schwartz, Miriam’s drum ...

By Jana Mazurkiewicz The Jewish community of San Diego is excited to see Lost in Yonkers, a Tony- and Pulitzer Prize-winning play written ...

By Sharon Rapoport All Jews are wealthy, right? So goes the stereotype even we—San Diego Jews, love to believe. In 2019, a study ...

By Stephanie D. Lewis Some people believe that before conception, the souls of babies pick out exactly which mother they would like to ...

You shall love Adonai your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your might. And these words which ...

By Mike Wagenheim, JNS.org Wherefore is this Haggadah diff’rent from all oth’r Haggadahs? Author Martin Bodek, the writer of the Emoji Haggadah, Festivus Haggadah and Coronavirus ...

By Deborah Fripp “Every survivor had a Holocaust of their own.” The world learned this from the testimony of survivors at the trial ...

By Sharon Rapoport In 1983, Marion Coakley was convicted for the robbery and rape of a woman in New York. He was identified ...

By Judith Segaloff, JNS.org Hand-in-hand, an older couple shuffles into Yad LaKashish’s Jerusalem stone compound across the street from the capital’s city hall. ...