Boruch Dayan Hoemes – Henny (Henne Elke) Sufrin OBM

With sadness we inform you of the passing of Henny (Henne Elke) Sufrin longtime Shlucha in England, wife of R. Aron Dov (AD) Sufrin A”H.

She is survived by her children, Shliach Rabbi Aryeh Sufrun (Ilford, Essex UK), Shluach Baila Hecht (Crown Heights), R. Eli Sufrin (FL), and R. Boruch Sufrin (CA).

Boruch Dayan Hoemes

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Headley: Chabad House Attack Not in Original Plan

IBN News

Entrance to the Nariman House Chabad House in Mumbai. Illustration Photo.

Pakistani-American David Coleman Headley, who has confessed scouting targets for the 2008 Mumbai terrorist strike, has told Indian investigators Pakistani militant leader Hafeez Saeed was the mastermind behind the attacks in which the ISI played an active and key role.

After reaching 780 cities JNet takes on social media

After almost five years of operation and over 3500 members you probably have heard about JNet by now. With members in over 780 cities worldwide JNet has decided to take Chavrusa learning to social media. With the launch of their new facebook page JNet hopes to reach even more people with the opportunity to learn one on one over the phone with a chavrusa.

Michigan Plane Crash Kills 4 Israelis; 1 Boy Survived

Arutz7 — Four Israelis, including a grandfather and three teenage grandchildren visiting from Israel, were killed in Michigan Tuesday when their small Beechcraft plane crashed. The only survivor is a 13-year-old grandson who apparently fell out of the aircraft and is listed in critical condition with severe burns.

Op-Ed: On the Race for the Rabbinate

by Yitzchok Wagshul

With elections for a new Vaad Hakahal successfully behind us, I think our community should take a moment to reflect on our accomplishment, and to congratulate ourselves on a job well done.

The idea for these elections—as mandated in the recent psak din that resolved all outstanding community disputes—was that we should have a Vaad Hakahal universally accepted by all segments of the community. As in any election, there will always be some people disappointed by the results, but—since virtually every eligible voter in Crown Heights participated—there can be no doubt that those results are the legitimate will of the people. True, “the people” aren’t always perfect; there’s always the possibility of winding up with an outcome that is less than objectively ideal. But democracy is the best system we have, and it was endorsed by the Rebbe, so, once a valid election has been held, we can all feel good about the results. It’s part of the system that, if things don’t turn out as expected, there will be another election in a few years and we will be able to choose again.