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New Chabad Center in Chevron Complete

A new Chabad House will be dedicated shortly in the Kiryat Arba Neighborhood of Chevron. The new Chabad center is called Beis Chaya Mushka, named after young Chaya Mushka Atiyah, OBM, daughter of Shluchim Rabbi Victor and Devorah Atiyah. Chaya Mushka was killed in a tragic fire on the 20th of Av six years ago.

Shomrim Volunteer’s Car Torched

Crown Heights [CHI] — A member of the Crown Heights Shomrim volunteer patrol woke up this morning to find that his car had been torched. A burning substance had been tossed between the windshield and the hood, incapacitating the car and causing substantive exterior damage.

Rabbis Aim to Inject More Morality into Business

Washington Post

Rabbi Mendel Bluming of Chabad Shul of Potomac teaches students in his “Money Matters” class, a course on Jewish business ethics taught in 350 locations in 22 countries.

In an age when the phrase “business ethics” can seem like an oxymoron, a group of rabbis has designed a course to use age-old Jewish teachings to help infuse some morality into economics – from the household budget to the stock market.

Shooting Interrupts Shabbos Afternoon Prayers

Congregants of Frankel Shul – located on President St. between Utica and Rochester Ave. – were interrupted amid their Shabbos afternoon prayers when gun shots rang out right outside the Shul where the children were playing.

Boruch Dayan Ha’emes: Reb Michoel Mogilevsky, OBM

With great sadness we inform you of the passing of Rabbi Michoel Mogilevsky, OBM, of Toronto, Canada, at the age of 63, after battling a terminal illness for several months. He is survived by his wife, Margalite, and their seven children: Faigy Vidal (Houston, TX), Yisroel (Crown Heights), Rafi (Israel), Levi, Avi, Sara and Rivka.

Jewish Girl to Be Baptized Despite Mother’s Wishes

Jewish Chronicle

Rabbi Odom Brandman tried to help the family prevent the Baptism in court.

A ten-year-old child in Essex, UK has been given permission by a judge to convert to Christianity against her Jewish mother’s wishes. Local Shliach Rabbi Odom Brandman argued before the court that such a move would be “disturbing, unnatural and unfair to the child,” to no avail.