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Man Who Targeted Jewish Shops Is Jewish

New Jersey Jewish News

Richard Green of New Brunswick — arrested in the window-smashing spree in Highland Park and New Brunswick — was known to local Jewish leaders, who described him as “troubled and mentally ill.”

The 52-year-old New Brunswick man arrested in a window-smashing spree at Jewish businesses and institutions in Highland Park and New Brunswick is himself Jewish.

Years After Raid, Postville Poorer and Less Stable

by Liz Goodwin – Yahoo News

A group of Jewish boys in yarmulkes and winter coats walked past the “Taste of Mexico” restaurant on Lawler Street last week on their way home from school. Minutes later, a Somali man wearing a keffiyeh scarf around his neck passed by, perhaps on his way to the town’s makeshift mosque on Main Street.

200 Step into Sarah’s Tent in Flatbush

by Moshe Kravitsky

Beis Yaakov Ohel Sarah isn’t the biggest girls’ school in all of Brooklyn, and that’s a status they prefer to keep. The waiting list to enroll a new student into their Chabad Mosad in the heart of Midwood attests to their tight-ship operation.

Photos: Hate Graffiti on Kingston Ave. Subway Bench

An early morning Jewish commuter was mortified to discover hate filled profanities on a waiting bench in the Kinston Ave. subway station. The vile hate messages are directed at Jews in general, and single out in particular Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and convicted scammer Bernie Madoff. The Graffiti still has not been removed as of this evening.

Flashback: Yud Kislev Adventures in 1882

Artwork by Zalman Kleinman

Today, the 10th of Kislev is marked by Chabad Chassidim all over the world in celebration of the release of Rabbi Dovber of Lubavitch from the Czar’s prison in 1826. Fifty six years later, in 1882, an anti-religious newspaper called ‘Hamelitz,’ published by the Haskalah/Zionist movement, “described” how the Chassidim in the Lithuanian town of Shvintzan conducted themselves throughout the Yud Kislev celebrations.