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Weekly Story: The Promise Part 3

Recap Moshe Levy felt that he had to take his father’s place at least when it concerned his brother’s. While this was admirable, it was also self-serving, demonstrating that he is important. It also overwhelmed him, and his marks began to falter, but after his bar mitzvah he got back on track. However, after Pesach he threw himself into the baseball games and once again it affected his learning.

With 36 Dead in Maui Wildfires, Chabad Aids in Relief Efforts

With wildfires claiming 36 lives and leaving thousands homeless on the island of Maui, emergency workers searched through the night for survivors in the charred ruins of burned-out buildings and Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries joined relief workers around the state in helping Maui residents and thousands of tourists who had to evacuate the island cope with the disaster.