Op-Ed: A Too-High Price for ‘Faith Healing’

by Eliyahu Federman – NY Post

The practice of “faith healing” carries obvious dangers, such as discouraging those who need conventional medical help from seeking it. When the “healer” charges for it, the obvious worry is financial exploitation of the vulnerable and naïve.

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Friendship Circle Café Helps Special Needs Children

Florida Sun-Sentinel

Volunteer Kate Jacobsen, 18, helps Dina Sheva Waldman, 17, fill a drink order during the Friendship Circle Café event at the Mozart Café in Deerfield Beach.

It is dinner hour on a Wednesday evening and the Mozart Café in Deerfield Beach is filled. Servers scurry around the Israeli-owned kosher dairy restaurant. But on this night the servers are special needs children and teen volunteers from the Chabad of Parkland’s Friendship Circle of North Broward and South Palm Beach.

4 Sholom Zochors This Week!

Meir and Shiffy Shimshoni
431 Brooklyn Ave. [bet Montgomery St. and Empire Blvd.]

Levi and Tzippy (nee Marosov) Israel
810 Montgomery St. [between Albany and Troy Ave.]

Zalmi and Esty (nee Goldstein) Katz
694 Montgomery St. [between Kingston and Albany Ave.]

Meir and Shterna Shur
645 Lefferts Ave. [corner Albany Ave.] Apt. 3B

Senator Praised for Support of Israel

Worcester Telegram

File photo: Senator Scott Brown meets with Chabad Shluchim at the Massachusetts State House.

The Israeli consul general to New England called U.S. Senator Scott Brown “a true friend of Israel” at an event in the Lubavitch school in Worcester, Massachusetts.

Think Double Parking During Street Cleaning is Legal?

Think again, says one Crown Heights bus driver. Although everyone seems to think you can’t get a ticket for double parking during alternate side parking hours, many discover the truth to their unpleasant surprise: Although they usually choose to ignore the practice, cops issue tickets for it all the time.