SAN DIEGO (Press Release) – Randy Grossman, who has served as second-in-command at the U.S. Attorney’s Office, began his term as acting U.S. Attorney today. Grossman stated, “I am honored to serve as the Acting United States Attorney. (Former U.S. Attorney) Bob Brewer’s steady leadership during these unprecedented times set a tremendous example. I look
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San Diego County
By Richard L. Cravatts BOCA RATON, Florida — In August, Florida State University was one of several universities to have adopted the now widely accepted IHRA definition of anti-Semitism, signaling that university leaders and others outside of academia have begun to see the wisdom of having guidelines by which to identify and, hopefully, eliminate hate
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Middle East, Richard L. Cravatts, Science, Medicine, & Education, USA
By L. Craig Williams SCARSDALE, New York — Are we forever in Egypt? Can we never reach the Promised Land But only yearn for it Longing to cross over, to arrive, To celebrate the dignity and worth Of every tribe and every man and every woman To be one and to grant Us-ness To all?
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Books, Poetry & Short Stories, Lifestyles, USA
NEW YORK (Press Release0 –Former US Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo on Monday was granted the inaugural Global Leadership Award by the Combat Anti-Semitism Movement (CAM) at its first-ever Annual Summit. The virtual event, which was attended by thousands of people from tens of countries, marked two years since the establishment of CAM. Grassroots
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International, Middle East, USA
Tune: The Sounds of Silence By Laurie Baron SAN DIEGO — Hello Dark Web, did you hear? Trump is back, nothing to fear. He’ll give your grievances an airing. With conspiracies he’s sharing. And the anger that he plants inside your brain. Do not abstain, From the resort to violence. In Washington you had amassed
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Lawrence Baron, Trivia, Humor & Satire
By Sam Glaser LOS ANGELES — My wife, Shira, shops for the smallest packages of food in order to conserve space in our three-shelf pantry. When I find one of those ten-ounce boxes of Cheerios, I cringe and dream of buying supersize at Costco. I prefer a plethora of cereal options to mix and match
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Lifestyles, Sam GlaserHAIFA, Israel (Press Release) – A new study authored by Dr. Gabriel Weimann, a professor of communication at University of Haifa and web intelligence analyst Ari Ben-Am has revealed the existence of a new coded language on social media being used by anti-Semitic groups to fly under the radar of artificial intelligence-designed algorithms. This sophisticated
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International, Jewish History, Middle East, USA
There are figs in Israel, of course. But alligators? Perhaps in a zoo. The title is explained in Chapter 3 of this memoir. In Hebrew, figs are te’enim and alligators are taninim. It’s easy for an American just learning Hebrew to get the two confused. Imagine going into a market and asking the vendor for a kilogram of alligators. {Donald H. Harrison]
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Books, Poetry & Short Stories, Donald H. Harrison, Lifestyles, Middle East, USASAN DIEGO (Press Release) — Hillel student leader Bianca Kermani succeeded in campaigning to achieve a UC San Diego resolution that condemns antisemitism and adopts the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) working definition of antisemitism. Both UC San Diego’s Associated Students and Graduate Students Association unanimously passed the resolutions this week. Kermani started the campaign
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Middle East, San Diego County, Science, Medicine, & Education, USACPAC is holding its annual meeting in Orlando this weekend. Although the meeting could be confused with Fantasy Land, delegates are encouraged to visit nearby Walt Disney attractions reconfigured to cater to these conservatives. Here’s a sampling of the most popular rides for this occasion. [Laurie Baron, Ph.D]
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Lawrence Baron, Trivia, Humor & Satire
I came home last Tuesday following brain surgery and nearly six weeks of physical rehabilitation with surprising mixed feelings. It was the eve of Nancy’s and my 53rd wedding anniversary, so of course I was excited, especially since because of the Covid pandemic, we had not been able to get near each other, much less share a kiss. But, on the other hand, I felt like a kid at the end of his summer camp session; going home meant leaving behind new friends as well as interesting and enjoyable activities. [Donald H. Harrison]
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Donald H. Harrison, Lifestyles, San Diego County, Science, Medicine, & Education
As the winds of Europe carried the stench of burning flesh, where was the world’s conscience? The ovens of Auschwitz no longer burn, yet several burning questions about the Holocaust or World War II still remain. [Rabbi Dr. Bernhard H. Rosenberg]
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Bernhard H. Rosenberg-Rabbi, International, Jewish History, USA
PHILADELPHIA — A recently retired Pennsylvania firefighter accused of lobbing a fire extinguisher at police and father-and-son duo from Delaware caught on camera smashing windows and parading a Confederate Flag through the Capitol surrendered to federal authorities Thursday to face charges tied to the Jan. 6 insurrectionist riot in Washington, D.C. Prosecutors said Robert Sanford,
As I am scheduled to have brain surgery tomorrow morning (Friday, Jan. 15), this publication will go on temporary hiatus until such time as I am recovered sufficiently to resume my duties as editor and co-publisher of San Diego Jewish World. Those of you who have indicated your interest in monitoring my condition may check my Facebook page, which my daughter Sandi Masori plans to update as news becomes available. [Donald H. Harrison]
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Donald H. Harrison, International, Middle East, San Diego County, Sandi Masori, Sports & Competitions, USA