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On the Zikim beach attacked by Hamas terrorists on Oct. 7, Israeli survivors are learning to surf their way back ...
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A Hot Pink Billboard. A Global Stage. A Defining Moment.
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Next Year in Jerusalem…
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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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- Stitched in faith, woven in memory, these precious artifacts bind Jews to their historyThe red stitching has long since faded, and the hand-woven linen has softened from white to ivory. Embroidered with a menorah, a double-headed eagle, a lion, and a Magen David, the 18th-century Torah binder is simple in design yet rich in history. The binder is among 25 artifacts from London’s Memorial Scrolls Trust making their... […]
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