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Excitement Marks a New School Year at San Diego Jewish Academy
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First of its Kind Jewish Climate Artist Incubator Launches In San Diego
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A New Chapter at Ner Tamid
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- An attack on Israeli soccer fans last year was dubbed a ‘pogrom.’ Could it happen again?When fans of the soccer team Maccabi Tel Aviv were assaulted in the streets of Amsterdam after a game last November, the violence drew comparisons to pogroms. It even prompted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to dispatch rescue planes to evacuate Israeli citizens. Now, once again there are fears of a repeat outbreak of violence,... […]
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