Chabad and Jewish Chasidic Records for Sale on eBay!

33 RPM, What’s that? Well nowadays you would hear iPod, CD or even (gasp!) Tape! But once upon a time there was a turn table that spun at 33 RPM and played music in mono, this was also known as a record player. An eBay Seller recently listed a whole list of records for sale, some of the titles include Avraham Fried’s Goodbye Golus and Mordechai Ben David’s Hold On among many other titles, some of which are still in the original shrink wrapping!

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Vandalism at Jewish Cemetery in Vinnitsa Continues

Vinnitsa, Ukraine – When representatives of the Jewish Community in Western Ukraine arrived to conduct a burial ceremony for hundreds of limbs scattered in near a public grave in Vinnitsa, they were shocked and horrified to find the damaged cemetery that was looted a few weeks earlier, damaged again! The vandals resumed their treachery in robbing valuables found on remnants of corpses in additional pits they had dug.

The vandalized cemetery is located near the city of Rovno in Western Ukraine which serves as the grave of about 17,500 Jews who were murdered in 1941 and buried in a public grave called Sosoniki.

A Letter From A Parent

Dear residents of Crown Heights,

I am a parent of Ka“h a large family.

My children have and are attending regular Lubavitch schools in Crown Heights and B”H are doing well. My son however, was not doing well in school. He was unhappy and did not enjoy going to school.

He found it hard to stay focused in class and found himself getting easily distracted in a large classroom setting. As a result, he kept himself busy doing “other things”. He found himself strolling the hallways and getting detention often.

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Bring in a Detective….

In this picture we see two unforgettable staff members of 770 who have both passed away: the mashgiach in Bes Midrash Rabbi Sholom Marozov and the mashgiach in the kitchen Rabbi Michoel Lipskar as they are discussing what to do with bochurim who break into the pantry to take food without permission.

Synagogue in Russia Vandalized

Vladivostok, Russia – Swastikas, anti-Semitic slogans and the words “Jews, get away to Israel” were discovered on the walls of the synagogue in Vladivostok, the Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia reported.

Israel Silberstein, rabbi of the Russian seaport on the Pacific, did not rule out the possibility that the incident was connected to a rally held last week by local radical nationalists and neo-Nazi skinheads. The incident was the third in recent weeks in which vandals targeted Russian synagogues. Previously, synagogues in Astrakhan in southern Russia and in Khabarovsk, also in the Russian Far East, were vandalized.