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The Quiet Power of Joy
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San Diegans Bear Witness to October 7 Survivors
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Learn. Serve. Lead. Bright Light Volunteers
A nationally recognized nonprofit organization, Bright Light Volunteers has a long history of making the world a brighter place for all. Working closely ...
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An Unprecedented Week of Global Jewish Connection
In November, Jewish Federation of San Diego reached a meaningful milestone: four immersive travel programs unfolding across three countries in a single week. ...
- Benjamin Disraeli once saved Britain’s monarchy — the current one may be beyond repairHow ironic that the crisis confronting the British monarchy, sparked by the former Prince Andrew’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein, has occurred on the 145th anniversary of the death of the man in part responsible for reinventing that same institution: Benjamin Disraeli. In fact, not only did Disraeli transform the monarchy, but as the first (and... […]
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