Tifereth Israel High Holidays
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Travel and FoodGeraldine Myra Schwartz, 1933-2015
Saying Goodbye to Mom By Saul Schwartz WASHINGTON, D.C. — My mother, Geraldine Myra (Young) Schwartz, lived most of her life in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, before she retired to San Diego with her husband, Norman Schwartz, 20 years ago. This is the story of her last few months and what I learned from about life from her
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Obituaries & memorials, San Diego CountyEconomy may drive U.K. voters to leftist Corbyn
By Lloyd Levy LONDON, England–I fear that several serious problems confront us at the moment, which will combine to create the “perfect storm.” Here in the UK, we have the certain prospect of Jeremy Corbyn being elected as leader of the Labour Party. Labour are not the governing party at the moment, but he has
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International, Lloyd Levy, Middle EastBibi’s self- doubts may fuel his foreign policy
By Rabbi Dow Marmur JERUSALEM–However much President Obama and Secretary of State Kerry assure US lawmakers and Jewish leaders that United States support for Israel has remained strong and solid – despite Prime Minister Netanyahu’s by now obviously futile efforts to derail the Iran deal – it’s difficult to believe that US-Israel relations will be
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Middle East, USAJewish news briefs: September 3, 2015
Two Israeli homes damaged by ‘stray fire’ from Gaza (JNS.org) The Israeli Air Force struck a Hamas training base in northern Gaza late Wednesday night, hours after gunfire from the base hit two homes in the southern Israeli border community of Netiv Haasara. The initial Israel Defense Forces assessment was that the Israeli homes had
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International, Middle East, USAI-8 Jewish Travel: Mission San Diego
-20th in a Series- Exit 8, Mission Gorge Road, San Diego — Mission San Diego By Donald H. Harrison SAN DIEGO –Under any circumstances a trip to Mission San Diego is worthwhile because it is the oldest mission in the chain that runs more than 600 miles along the coast of California and served as
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Donald H. Harrison, San Diego County, Travel and FoodWhen God and humankind are lovers
By Rabbi Michael Leo Samuel CHULA VISTA, California — Rosh Hashanah is almost here! According to Jewish mystical tradition, Elul is a period of spiritual awakening. The name of Elul is an acrostic for: אֲנִי לְדוֹדִי וְדוֹדִי לִי “I belong to my beloved and my beloved belongs to me …” (Song of Songs 6:3). Hence, the time of
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Jewish Religion, Michael Leo Samuel-RabbiHumoring the Headlines: September 2, 2015
By Laurie Baron MARGATE, New Jersey‒ To compete with Donald Trump and boost his own flagging presidential bid, Chris Christie proposed that the US government contract with FedEx to track the whereabouts of immigrants in the United States. If they are here illegally, they will be shipped back to their countries of origin in crates
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Lawrence Baron, Trivia, Humor & Satire$3 million granted for Jewish teen activities
SAN DIEGO (Press Release)– The Jewish Federation of San Diego County has announced the launch of the community-based Center for Volunteer Service Learning, an initiative designed to catalyze more immersive and ongoing service learning opportunities for San Diego teens. The initiative is supported by a matching grant of more than $3,000,000 from the San Francisco-based Jim Joseph
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San Diego CountyFor President Rivlin, it’s a honey of a job
By Anav Silverman JERUSALEM (Tazpit) – Beekeepers from across Israel delivered their honey products to Israeli President Reuven Rivlin this week in light of a festive event held at the President’s Residence in Jerusalem for the upcoming Jewish New Year. A delegation of the Israeli Honey Council, which also included a three-generation family of
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Middle EastPositively Israel ~ September 2, 2015
By Michal Ordman NETANYA, Israel — I usually publicize the positive achievements of the Jewish State. This week, however, I want to illustrate that much of Israel’s work also goes into counteracting the negative side of life in the modern world. Disease prevention is a top priority of Israeli medical research. Israel’s Avraham Pharmaceuticals has
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Michael Ordman, Middle East, Science, Medicine, & EducationJewish news briefs: September 2, 2015
Anti-Semitic cartoon printed on credit card from Norwegian bank (JNS.org) A credit card issued by a Norwegian bank sparked a controversy by featuring an anti-Semitic cartoon that resembles a throwback to the Nazi era. The DNB Bank card features an unflattering image of a large-nosed Jewish man wearing a prayer shawl that bears the Star
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