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Shmulik Abend (North Hollywood, CA) and Blumie (Bas R’ Shaya) Raskin (London, UK)
L’Chaim tonight, Wednesday at Lubavitcher Yeshiva
570 Crown St. [hall entrance on Albany Ave.]
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Chezky and Bassie (nee Plotkin) Rosenfeld (Crown Heights)
Photos: Rosh Chodesh Kislev in Miami
Toward the end of Rosh Chodesh Kislev, while all the Shluchim were still gathered in New York at the great Kinus banquet, the Yeshiva Gedolah of Greater Miami began its festive meal in honor of this special day.

Jewish Soldiers Find a Spiritual Home at Fort Jackson
When Rabbi Henry Sousson went through training at Fort Jackson in 2002, area Jewish options were limited, and being able to participate in Jewish holiday celebrations was tough. Nearly 10 years later, the instructor at the Columbia, S.C., installation’s chaplain school is proud of the Chabad-Lubavitch run Aleph House, which gives civilians and soldiers a Jewish base while they’re away from home.
Shluchim inspire Bochurim of Chovevei Torah
Over the course of the International Conference of Shluchim this year, the bochurim of Chovevei Torah were privileged to hear from several shluchim who took time out of their busy schedules to share some of their inspiration. They spoke about and told stories of their shlichus and encouraged the bochurim to increase their learning.

Remembering Rabbi Sholom Ber Goldshmid, 86
Rabbi Sholom Ber Goldshmid, the last remaining member of the of the Chabad community to survive the Hebron Massacre of 1929, passed away November 10. He was 86 years old.
Video: Avi and Mendy Piamenta on Israel’s Channel 10

School Attends Shloshim for Reb Moshe Abelsky OBM
Monday morning, Beis Kislev, students of Oholei Torah marked the Shloshim of Reb Moshe HaKohen Ablesky OBM, with Siyumei Mishnayos and a Hascholas Sefer Torah, together with a rally with of Torah, Tefilla and Tzedokah.
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Menachem and Rena (nee Berkowitz) Traxler (Tzfat, Israel)

Op-Ed: Why Are People Defending the Predators?
I am a victim of abuse. Well actually, I’m a survivor. I no longer consider myself a victim, as I am slowly breaking out of that lowly hell, and moving forward to a better place in life. I came forward a little while ago about the abuse I went through, and doing so was one of the biggest and most painful decisions I had made in my life. It was like pulling off the scab off an old wound that never healed properly.

Lubavitch Vs. Agudah
We thought we might share with our readers the following humorous comment, which was posted under the VosIzNeias article about the annual Kinus Hashluchim Banquet.
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David and Chana (nee Benshimon) Azoulay (Montreal, Canada)