An explosive device was set off outside a Jewish community center in Malmo, Sweden late on Thursday night. Nobody was hurt in the blast, but the building sustained damage.
Dozens of Hasidic Jews visiting from Israel were forced to vacate what officials say is an illegal transient hotel in the basement of a Brooklyn apartment building Thursday. NY1’s Michael Herzenberg filed the following report.
Yerachmiel and Rivka Leah Jacobson (Crown Heights)
Sholom Zochor will be at 1377 Carroll st.
[Between Kingston and Albany Ave.]
Michoel Dovid and Chava (nee Zviklin) Shapiro (Crown Heights)
Sholom Zochor will be at 1550 Union St.
[between Albany and Troy Ave.]
Members of the Chassidic anti-Zionist Neturei Karta faction met with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in New York City, where he is attending the annual United Nations General Assembly.
Community Board 13 in Cambria Heights, Queens voted down a proposal by Ohel Chabad-Lubavitch for a charter bus stop near Montefire Cemetery. The unanimous vote comes two weeks after residents rejected, also unanimously, the charter bus stop at a public hearing. The final decision rests with the City’s Department of Transportation.
Dovid Efune, director of the Algemeiner Journal, took to the airwaves today, first at CNBC and later at Huffington Post Live, to defend Israel’s right to destroy Iran’s dangerous nuclear aspirations, and counter the lies its President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, told yesterday at the pulpit of the United Nations General Assembly.
Yakov Levertov (Crown Heights) and Nechama Rochel Davydovitch (Flatbush)
L’chaim will be tonight, Thursday at F.R.E.E.
1383 President St. [between Kingston and Brooklyn Ave.]
It was another year’s chagim spent abroad, away from Israel where Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kipur (and Simcha Torah and Shemini Atzeret and Succot…) are a matter of course; where in a spiritual analog of the Soviet agents who once visited America and pointing in any direction were astonished to be taken to a supermarket stuffed with food, so in Israel in any direction that can be pointed to a synagogue lies; where the Days of Awe do not require instructions on the packaging: It was another year for me away from those kinds of comfort.
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Sunday afternoon marked a joyous celebration when members of New Canaan, Connecticut’s Jewish community marked the dedication of the town’s first Torah.
About a dozen men prayed recently at Darkei Shalom, a Hasidic Jewish synagogue in the working-class neighborhood of Otradnoye in north Moscow.
Oholei Torah Alumni will be gathering once again on the onset of the Annual Kinnus Hashluchim. The reunion will be held on Wednesday, November 7th / 22nd Cheshvan at 8:00 pm in the Gutnick Ballroom of the Oholei Torah Center.
A Chabad rabbi’s picture briefly appears in this Aish.com video released for Yom Kippur, titled “Everyone Falls.” Can you spot the photo and/or identify who it is?
I am not writing this op-ed because I believe I possess any particular erudition, or that I am going to completely change everyone’s attitude on the matter. Actually, I can bet on the fact that I will have north of 50 comments slamming me and my creed. This op-ed is me attempting to expand your prospective a bit by giving you some insight into the mind of the antagonist, and of course I needed an outlet to vent my frustration.
On September 27, 2012, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin (Bibi) Netanyahu addressed the General Assembly of the United Nations on Iran and Radical Islam. He laid out a clear danger of radicalized Islam and the regime of Iran to the world, raising Bernard Lewis‘ comment that mutually assured destruction is not a deterrent for Iran, but an inducement.
For Brooklyn shoppers seeking fall’s most coveted heirloom fruit, provenance and pedigree are paramount. Pesticides, not so much.
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