daughter Lee enjoy an art project with
another boy during a Friendship Circle
event at Chabad-Lubavitch of Uptown
in Houston.
This month, the same community came together to give thanks for Adigeh's survival during a Shabbat kiddush held at Chabad-Lubavitch of Uptown
For Adigeh, the seudat hodaya - which translates as a “thanksgiving meal” - represented the completion of a roller-coaster year. In April 2007, his neighbor went on a shooting spree, shooting Adigeh through the door of the apartment he shared with his wife and daughter Lee.
Victim of Houston Shooting Celebrates Survival at Local Synagogue
daughter Lee enjoy an art project with
another boy during a Friendship Circle
event at Chabad-Lubavitch of Uptown
in Houston.
When Sarcalem Adigeh was struck by a crazed neighbor’s bullet, the Houston Jewish community collectively held its breath. Adigeh was a loved member whose wife, Belaynesh Zevadia, served as the deputy Israeli consul to the southwestern United States.
This month, the same community came together to give thanks for Adigeh’s survival during a Shabbat kiddush held at Chabad-Lubavitch of Uptown
For Adigeh, the seudat hodaya – which translates as a “thanksgiving meal” – represented the completion of a roller-coaster year. In April 2007, his neighbor went on a shooting spree, shooting Adigeh through the door of the apartment he shared with his wife and daughter Lee.
“It was a very big tragedy,” said the Ethiopian-born Adigeh. “We were asking many questions. We were asking why it happened.”
