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Chabad Activities Focus on Intermarriage Prevention

Rebecca Rosenthal – Lubavitch.com

BROOKLYN, NY — Eduardo Rothschild I. Caras is grateful he was not among the 300 beachgoers stung by jellyfish in S. Paulo on Sunday.

The 15 year-old Brazilian considered what he would be doing if he weren’t enjoying a Chabad sponsored trip that mixes Judaism, touring New York and skiing in Canada. He and nineteen others in his group drove in a gleaming white bus to a kosher ice cream shop in Brooklyn for a Sundae run minutes to midnight after Shabbat.

New Mikveh Opens in State College

Susan Jacobs – Jewish Chronicle

Mikveh – Illustration Picture

STATE COLLEGE, PA — Chabad Penn State recently inaugurated its own, brand new mikveh.

Constructed behind the Chabad house in State College, the ritual bath is located in a freestanding building that includes a waiting room and a spa-like preparation area – including a whirlpool and large shower with glass doors – in addition to the room that houses the mikveh itself. The official dedication was held on Dec. 9.

Please Say Tehillim for Rabbi Sharfstein…

Rabbi Zelig Sharfstein – Azriel Zelig ben Esther

Rabbi Zelig Sharfstein, one of the oldest Rabbis of Chabad in North America, is ill and has been hospitalized in critical condition. Rabbi Sharfstein was sent to Cincinnati over 50 years ago where he served as Rabbi of the City and was a member of the Vaad Rabbonei Lubavitch Hakloli.

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Latkes and Vodka

Economist

BERLIN, Germany — Immigrants from the former Soviet Union are transforming Jewish life in Germany

In 1938 Julius Schoeps’s parents did what many German Jews who were prescient or lucky did at the time: they left. They went to Sweden, where Julius’s father worked as an archivist. Julius was born there in 1942.