Rabbi Chaim Lazaroff of Chabad of Uptown in Houston, Texas lets passers-by know of his Yom Kippur plans.
Picture of the Day: Hungry But Not Homeless
Rabbi Chaim Lazaroff of Chabad of Uptown in Houston, Texas lets passers-by know of his Yom Kippur plans.
So rude!
In very bad taste.
Not politically correct
Guaranteed to offend.
Milhouse
#1, Um, why?
A half Texan
Its in the great state of Texas no need to be PC.
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That’s tasteless Rabbi…There are plenty of other ways to get your message out. I’m sure the Rebbe would not find the humor in this.
eli
I think it’s great and not offensive at all
confused
I agree with #1, #2 & #5. At least make a decent sign, not on ripped up grocery boxes. Very tacky. And after the sign comes….what? Any informational brochures? Seems half thought out to me.
Yossel
what is chabad coming to these days? Shluchim catering only to the wealthy and yungere-Shluchim posing like the homeless in a cheap publicity stunt? Oy – the Rebbe would not approve…
But We Are Homeless
We need the Beis Hamikdash
?lmnop
very poor taste. Any satire regarding homeless or infirm has no place for rabbis. This is a huge mistake that can land him in hot water with congregants. You would be surprised how many people may have a homeless relative, to think he/she is the butt of the joke is hurtful. Rabbi, please renounce this.
Barry
The Rabbi is thinking out of the box! You go Rabbi!! Keep up the good work!
Barry
Long Island NY
One Shliach to the Next!
I think it is a catchy way to get people’s attention…..very original!
not homeless - in shul.
great!
Dr. Holems
This is Awesome!!! This Rabbi is so with it. Hes got a really funny youtube video out as well.
Ephraim Grushnit
A Jew should not use the homeless to make a point – he should get them homes…. :(
anna
It is Texas, you have never been to texas if you think this is offensive.
confused
quite confused what is he doing this? someone please answer this pondering question of mine