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New Book Offers Life Story of Finding Hope Amidst Challenges

by Dovid Zaklikowski – Chabad.org

Chana Sharfstein exchanges a word with the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, during the weekly Sunday-morning audiences that collectively saw hundreds of thousands of people line up for the chance to speak with him.

Life for Chana Sharfstein, a short, energetic woman who moved from Scandinavia to Boston only to experience the pain of her father being murdered at a young age, has not been easy. Shortly after her father’s passing, her mother passed away, leaving her an orphan in a foreign country. Her more than 70 years have been a near-constant struggle to understand why the Almighty would bestow such difficult circumstances on anyone.

My Father and Mother are Jewish – I am Jewish

By CR Werner for the Baltimore Jewish Life

Sunday, December 12, the Jewish Victims of Terror project held its 2nd annual event in memory of reporter Daniel Pearl,H’yd. In 2002, Daniel was kidnapped and murdered by terrorists in Pakistan. The Jewish Victims of Terror event, held at the Suburban Club, focused on celebrating strength and resilience in the face of terrorist activities.