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Bialik’s poems subject of ‘Jewish Poets-Jewish Voices’
By Eileen Wingard SAN DIEGO — Hayyim Nahman Bialik (1873-1934), recognized as the father of modern Hebrew poetry, will be brought to life by local Jewish educator and scholar, Gabriella Hartstein Labson at 7 p.m., Tuesday evening, January 21, in the Astor Judaica Library, Lawrence Family JCC at Executive Drive and Genesee in La Jolla.
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Travel and FoodOp-Ed: Media should not glorify stone-throwers
By Stephen M. Flatow/JNS.org The weapons used by Palestinian terrorists against Jews are well known: suicide bombs, like the one that killed my daughter Alisa in 1995; knives, like the ones used to slaughter the Fogel family in Itamar two years ago; rifles, like the one used in the sniper shooting of the infant Shalhevet
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Travel and FoodFIDF San Diego to honor Israel Navy Jan. 25
SAN DIEGO (Press Release)–The Friends of the IDF (FIDF) San Diego Chapter will host its 4th Annual Gala Appreciation Evening on Saturday, Jan. 25, at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront in San Diego. Over 650 prominent lay leaders and FIDF supporters from across the San Diego area are expected to attend the event and
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Women’s Museum salutes Hollywood’s glamour age
SAN DIEGO — Pianist and storyteller Jacquelyne Silver will present “The Extraordinary World of Glamour,” a show about Hollywood in the 1920’s and 1930’s, to benefit the Women’s Museum of California, at 2 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 12, at the museum located at 2730 Historic Decatur Road (Barracks 16) at Liberty Station (formerly Naval Training Center)
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As a service to genealogists, our editor Donald H. Harrison is making available an index of articles that he has written since he began his journalism career in 1962. A typical index entry has the name of the author, name of the publication, the people whose names appear within the article, the date, and the
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Travel and FoodIndian Jewish novelist honored in Lucknow
By Dr. Navras Jaat Aafreedi True to its commitment to raise awareness of religious minorities with the aim of breaking the stereotypes that exist about them, Society for Social Regeneration & Equity (SSRE), on Friday, January 3, honored the only Jewish novelist writing in Hindi the most widely spoken and understood language in India
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Travel and FoodPoetry: ‘Enough gathering tears’
Israel, they say that theirs is the largest pool of tears, I think that you hold something with which to compare you better. This is my peoples’ voice that is singing, I don’t want, I don’t wish for my children to be The largest tear gatherers, Enough, enough for them gathering tears And placing them
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