Do You Love Me? ~ From Fiddler on the Roof
Do You Love Me? ~ From Fiddler on the Roof Read More »
Travel and FoodBy Steve Kramer KFAR SAVA, Israel — Just 71 years ago, Israel declared its independence based on several factors: *God promised the Land of Israel to the Jews in the Bible – echoed in the Christian Bible and even (gasp!) in the Koran. *Three ancient Jewish kingdoms in Israel are part of archaeological and historical
An Independence Day tour of Israel Read More »
Jewish History, Middle East, Music, Dance, and Visual Arts, Steve Kramer, Travel and FoodCote d’ Azur Cafe and Bistro, 8935 Towne Centre Drive, Suite 110, San Diego, California 92122 By Sandi Masori SAN DIEGO — I found myself in the eastern portion of La Jolla to meet with one of my author clients. My friend wanted to grab some food, so we decided to meet in the
Noshing with Sandi: Cote d’Azur Cafe and Bistro Read More »
San Diego County, Sandi Masori, Travel and FoodBy Natasha Josefowitz, Ph.D. LA JOLLA, California — After a long interlude, I am resuming where I left off regarding my life story… In the summer of 1944, I gave the graduation speech at Beverly Hills High School about coming to America as a refugee four years earlier, not speaking a word of English. In September
Scripps College, circa 1940: A wonderful education Read More »
Natasha Josefowitz, Science, Medicine, & Education, Travel and FoodTo read previous installments, please click on the number desired:1,2,3 The Religious Lure © Edwin Black JERUSALEM — When the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement [BDS] mounted a campaign against Israel, it targeted more than Israel’s economy, including tourism—which has nonetheless flourished beyond any expectation. The “D” in BDS really stands for delegitimize. So the
Israel’s Tourism Triumph, Part IV Read More »
Edwin Black, International, Jewish History, Jewish Religion, Middle East, Travel and Food, USAPlease double click for more information
Soille San Diego Hebrew Day School Gala Read More »
Travel and FoodBy Donald H. Harrison EL CAJON, California — “What’ll it be, sir?” “I’ll have a beer and where’s that Torah discussion group?” “Over there, sir. And here’s our beer menu.” Once a month, members of Tifereth Israel Synagogue sample the selections at one of San Diego County’s burgeoning microbrewery industry’s locations, where they socialize,
Beer and Torah? To this, they say ‘L’chaim!’ Read More »
Donald H. Harrison, Jewish History, Jewish Religion, San Diego County, Travel and Food