Shomrim Apprehend one for Harassment and Trespassing

CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn [CHI] — A Jewish woman who was visiting a friend was accosted and harassed by a drunk black male. The incident took place at around 8:45pm Thursday night on Empire Boulevard where a woman was sitting at the front door of a friend’s house when the perpetrator walked up the steps and sat down beside her and began harassing her.

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The Weekly Sedra – Shoftim – Pinchas or Korach?

by Rabbi Yoseph Kahanov Shliach to Jacksonville, FL

When Kaiser Wilhelm sought to invade Belgium, he was reminded of the signed treaty agreements to which his action would be in blatant contradiction. Dourly brushing the matter aside the Kaiser declared: “We shall take Belgium! As for the inconsistencies, let not your heart be troubled; the philosophers can be well trusted to supply the necessary explanations.”

A contemporary thinker once opined, “Philosophy is simply the formation of bad reasons for what we believe on instinct.” No wonder that Judaism has a healthy suspicion of man’s capacity to rationalize.

One does not have to be a genius to realize that for what there is a desire, the mind will produce ample logical arguments to justify its pursuit.

Info to be Menachem Avel Avremel Slavin

Avremel Slavin is sitting Shiva – until Tuesday – after the passing of his dear father Harav Hachosid Reb Yisroel Nossin Slavin of Jerusalem.

He is sitting at 534 Montgomery St. on the 1st floor and the phone number there is 718-774-0911.

Shachris at 7:00am, Mincha at 7:00pm and Maariv is Bezmanoh.

Hamokom Yenachem Eschem Besoch Shaar Avaylay Tzion VeYerushalayim.

Daily Minyan, Kosher Box Lunches For Jewish Guests in Twin Cities

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At the RNC, Chabad rabbis hit the streets of St. Paul.

TWIN CITIES, MN — The streets of St. Paul this week are filled with both convention participants and protestors. Whoever they are, says Chabad representative Rabbi Mendel Feller, “We are here to serve them.”