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U.S. Flag Day at Tifereth Israel Synagogue

June 14, 2024
Sanctuary of Tifereth Israel Synagogue bearing two nations’ flags on U.S. Flag Day (Photo: Fred Kropveld)
Selfie of Fred Kropveld with Jewish wall hanging

SAN DIEGO (SDJW) — Photographer Fred Kropveld visited Tifereth Israel Synagogue on Friday, June 14, Flag Day.

He photographed the aron kodesh (Holy Ark) of the Conservative congregation to which he affixed both the American and Israeli flags.

Outside, Old Glory fluttered near the synagogue building.

U.S. Flag flies outside Tifereth Israel Synagogue (Photo: Fred Kropveld)

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