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Honoring Tradition, Looking Toward the Future
Soille Hebrew Day School’s next chapter By L’CHAIM Staff There is a new energy in the hallways of Soille San ...
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Gather, Celebrate, Connect at Adat Yeshurun
By Sharon Rapoport At Congregation Adat Yeshurun, opening our doors has long been part of building community. Prayer, learning and Jewish life are ...
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Bringing Holocaust Education Directly to San Diego Students
This fall, a new kind of classroom is pulling onto school campuses across San Diego County. Spark Interactive, an immersive mobile Holocaust education ...
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SDJA Announces New Leadership for the 2026–2027 School Year
The announcement comes alongside expanded student opportunities San Diego Jewish Academy (SDJA) is ushering in the 2026–2027 school year with significant investments in ...
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StandWithUs Southwest
Empowering San Diego to Stand Up for Israel and the Jewish People Whether in classrooms, city halls, houses of worship, or neighborhood gatherings, ...
- How Jim Bakker sent a rabbi’s son to 52 churchesJim Bakker convinced me to go to church. Bakker died Monday at 86. For a stretch in the 1980s he and his wife, Tammy Faye, were on television every day, praying, singing and weeping, her in waterproof mascara, in front of as many as 13 million people. Then came the sex scandal, the hush money... […]
- As voting nears, Israeli democracy is not healthyWhen Israel’s Supreme Court upheld the right of Arab parties last week to run in the country’s Oct. 27 election, they didn’t only provide Israel’s 2 million-plus Arab citizens a reason to vote. They also sent yet another signal in the incredible noise of these elections: Israeli democracy is not healthy. Every time Israel has... […]
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