By Jacob KamarasSAN DIEGO — In times like these, it can be hard to know whether to laugh or cry. But overall, Laugh Through The Heartbreak doesn’t hinge on how funny the jokes are. We should take pride in the fact that Jewish comedians can get up on stage at a popular venue and proudly perform their Jewish-related material. We can sit down — or just as comedians do, we can stand up, tell our stories, and be ourselves unabashedly. Indeed, the words of Dr. Patch Adams ring true at a time like this: “Humor is an antidote to all ills.”*Jacob Kamaras, a public relations executive, is a former publisher of San Diego Jewish World.