The Jewish singers: Mark Bernes
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Travel and FoodCan you trust your 401(k) & IRA investing?
By Sheryl Rowling SAN DIEGO — Let’s face it: investments are confusing. Your company offers a 401(k) plan, so you contribute to it – knowing that this will save you tax dollars. You randomly choose from the investment options offered and periodically look at your statements to see how you’re doing. But do you really
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Sheryl RowlingHumoring the headlines: May 21, 2015
By Laurie Baron SAN DIEGO─ Saudi Arabia posted an advertisement for hiring eight new executioners. If it does not receive enough applications, it may outsource beheadings to ISIS. * Nine people were killed and one-hundred seventy arrested following a shootout between rival motorcycle gangs in Waco, Texas. The US government is offering amnesty to those
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Lawrence Baron, Trivia, Humor & SatireIran is already N-cheating
By Shoshana and Stephen Bryen WASHINGTON, D.C. — It would seem that Iran holds the cards in the nuclear negotiation with the P5+1, primarily because the U.S. is the overeager suitor. The Framework agreement, the basis for the final deal, does not prevent Iran from designing nuclear warheads or building delivery systems. There is also
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International, Middle East, Shoshana Bryen, Stephen D. Bryen, USASeacrest Village sets charity golf, tennis tourney
ENCINITAS, California (Press Release) – Guardians of San Diego will host its 24th Annual Golf & Tennis Tournament “Take a Swing for Seniors” presented by The William Gumpert Foundation on Monday, July 27th at the Del Mar Country Club with Devin Chodorow and Gary Pollak serving as Co-Chairs. The annual tournament raises funds to support
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San Diego Calendar, Sports & CompetitionsIsrael must treat refugees more humanely
By Rabbi Dow Marmur JERUSALEM–Refugees have become an acute problem in the world and Israel hasn’t escaped it. Though the country not only welcomes but canvasses Jews to come and live there, it’s less than enthusiastic about non-Jewish immigrants who desperately seek these shores, mostly to avoid persecution and death in their home countries. (By
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Middle EastJewish news briefs: May 21, 2015
6 Arab teens charged with firebombing Jewish homes (Israel Hayom/Exclusive to JNS.org) Six Arab youths from the A-Tur neighborhood in Jerusalem were charged Thursday with hurling rocks and firebombs at homes belonging to Jews in the area. The teens, ages 14-16, are accused of attempted arson and attempting to assault police officers and civilians. According
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International, Middle East, USAI-8 Jewish travel — University of San Diego Law School
-Fifth in a Series- Exit 2: Morena Boulevard: University of San Diego By Donald H. Harrison SAN DIEGO – In the news and in movie theaters that show such films as The Lady in Gold, perplexing questions continue to arise about who is the rightful owner of art works seized by the Nazis before and during
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Donald H. Harrison, International, Jewish History, Middle East, Travel and Food, USAPositively Israel ~ May 20, 2015
“Israel: The Cream of the Crop” By Michael Ordman NETANYA, Israel — The Jewish festival of Shavuot (Pentacost) celebrates Israel’s wheat harvest and the source of the prosperity it generates. Israel’s agricultural technology is bringing prosperity to those nations willing to recognize the true benevolent nature of the Jewish State. The theme of Expo 2015,
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Michael Ordman, Middle East, Science, Medicine, & EducationRobert Wistrich’s work will go on
By Barry Shaw NETANYA, Israel — I am deeply saddened by the sudden death of Robert Wistrich, the world renowned expert on global anti-Semitism. I had the pleasure of chatting with Robert – not knowing that it would be for the last time – at the recent MFA Global Forum for Combating Anti-Semitism in Jerusalem. He
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Barry Shaw, International, Middle EastJewish news briefs: May 20, 2015
Two Israeli police officers wounded in Jerusalem car-ramming attack (Israel Hayom/Exclusive to JNS.org) Two Israeli Border Police officers were lightly wounded on Wednesday when an Arab terrorist rammed his vehicle into them in Jerusalem’s A-Tur neighborhood. The attacker was shot dead by another border policeman at the scene. Palestinian sources identified the dead terrorist as
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International, Middle East, USAI stand for Israel, as it would for me
By Arkady Mamaysky TARRYTOWN, New York–Many voices have been heard recently, including of course those of J Street, criticizing Prime Minister Netanyahu for the statement that he speaks for all Jews. I have the honor to be one of 320 million US citizens, and when it comes to my rights and responsibilities as a citizen
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Arkady Mamaysky, Middle East, USAKaplan, Seidle in reshuffle at JCF
SAN DIEGO (SDJW)– There has been a reset at the Jewish Community Foundation of San Diego and at the Leichtag Foundation. Marjory Kaplan is coming back, at least temporarily, as President and CEO of JCF. Charlene Seidle is returning to a full-time role at the Leichtag Foundation. Here is an announcement sent to members of
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San Diego CountyBeaucoup French youngsters visiting Israel
By Anav Silverman JERUSALEM (Tazpit) — A historic number of young French Jewish adults will be arriving to Israel this summer on the Taglit-Birthright Israel program. The educational organization will bring 1,500 French Jews to Israel to learn about the Jewish state and immerse them in their Jewish heritage. “This is the largest number of French
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