Details are beginning to emerge about the three victims who died in this morning’s rocket attack in the southern Israeli municipality of Kiryat Malachi.
In honor of the fourth Yahrtzeit of Gabi and Rivka Holtzberg, HYD, we present this video which was produced by Rabbi Chaim Fogelman shortly after the horrific attack on the Chabad House in Mumbai, India.
Despite being pushed off by Hurricane Sandy, some 90 members of the Crown Heights community came to the Jewish Children’s Museum on November 5 for for “Sell It!” The first in a new series of seminars hosted by Crown Heights Young Entrepreneurs (CHYE), “Sell It!” offered attendees of all backgrounds and levels chance to dive into the world of sales and enhance their sales skills.
In honor of the fourth anniversary to the brutal killing of Gabi and Rivka Holtzberg HYD in Mumbai, India, we present this video which was prepared for the 2008 Oholei Torah Dinner.
Two rockets launched from the Gaza Strip today landed in Rishon Letzion, some 7 miles south of Tel Aviv. No causalties were reported in those rocket attacks, by far the farthest strikes by Hamas in two days of fighting. Rishon Letzion is considered a sister city to Tel Aviv.
Update: Residents of Kfar Chabad are reporting that warning sirens have gone off in town. Kfar Chabad is located roughly two miles from Rishon Letzion. It is less than a mile away from Ben Gurion airport.
Three Lubavitchers were killed in a rocket attack on the neighborhood of Nachlat Har Chabad in the Southern Israeli city of Kiryat Malachi this morning: The victims, two men and a woman, were identified as Ahron Smadga, Yitzchak Amselam, and a 25-year-old expectant mother, Mirah (nee Cohen) Scharf. Mirah’s husband, Shmuel, an infant and several other children were among the wounded who were taken to nearby hospitals.
Warning: some of the photos contain graphic images that may not be suitable for children. Please view with discretion.
Among the victims of this morning’s Gaza rocket attack on the Israeli city of Kiryat Malachi was a 25 year old Chabad shlucha to New Dehli, India named Mirah (nee Cohen) Scharf, who was visiting Israel for the memorial service of Chabad Mumbai terror victims Gabi and Rivka Holtzberg. The Hebrew anniversary of their brutal murder is today.
Over 50 teachers from across the United States gathered on Motzei Shabbos Chayei Sarah for the Menachem Education Foundation’s Teacher Training Program Alumni Event.
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The Kinus Hashluchim this year marked 200 years since the passing of the founder of Chabad – Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi, as well as 70 years since the first ‘Hayom yom’ was printed.
Despite recent reports that raise questions about whether Jews can feel at home in Germany, Chabad will be opening additional centers in two North Rhine-Westphalian cities.
After receiving complaints from several constituents, Councilman David G. Greenfield today introduced common sense legislation in the City Council that would allow motorists to temporarily stop at fire hydrants at all times as long as they are ready to immediately move their vehicle in the case of an emergency. Currently, drivers in New York City are allowed to temporarily stand at fire hydrants only during daylight hours, but not during evening hours.
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Nearly seven years after Rabbi Dovid Vigler and his wife, Chana, started Chabad of Palm Beach Gardens in their living room, the 200-family congregation is preparing to move to a permanent home off PGA Boulevard.
The launch of a commission to investigate child abuse was welcomed by the principal of an Australian Jewish school whose students allegedly were victimized.
Chief Rabbi of Russia Berel Lazar discusses the newly-open Jewish museum in Moscow with Prime Time Russia.
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“Three thousand years of beautiful tradition from Moses to Sandy Koufax to the first rabbi-manager in the big leagues?”
If 25-year-old Zev Icyk has his way, that statement will ring a little truer after the Toronto Blue Jays offer him the last managerial opening in baseball this winter. The lifelong Jays fan is currently studying at the Rabbinical College of America in New Jersey but told columnist Bob Elliott of the Toronto Sun that he’d like to lead inside a stadium in addition to a synagogue.
Levi Freedman (Bahia Blanca, Argentina) and Malky Diskin (Munich, Germany)
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