Striking Doctors Spent the Night in Kfar Chabad

Shturem, Arutz 7

Hundreds of Israeli doctors spent the night in Kfar Chabad on their way to Yerushalayim. They are participating in a country-wide protest march which began in Ramat Gan. They are planning to set up a protest tent opposite the government complex in the capital.

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CBS

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Rabbi Shais Taub – Huffington Post

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Talking About Leiby

Daily News

Mrs. Bronya Shaffer of Crown Heights participates in a round-table discussion about parenting in the wake of a horrific tragedy

The brutal murder of 8-year-old Leiby Kletzky continues to break New York’s heart. Shocking details of his death have brought home the fears of many parents about raising kids in the city. The Daily News convened a group of readers with young children and grandchildren to explore the impact of the tragedy:

Three Rolling Rabbis Rack Up the Cross-Country Miles

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