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Chabad synagogue in Atlanta announces reopening, then changes its mind
The information that the synagogue is opening is not available on the shul’s website.
One year later, Chabad of Poway shooting’s legacy of pain and hope
One year after the shooting at the Poway Chabad near San Diego, the wounds endure.
About 200 young men pray in Crown Heights despite Cuomo ban on public gatherings
A uniformed police officer acknowledged that the event, during which one man led prayers at a lectern for a loose crowd, shouldn’t be happening.
Crown Heights gathers at windows to cheer just-married couple
The couple disseminated their planned route and cruised the streets, basking in the best wishes shouted from the windows of Crown Heights.
To preserve life, most Orthodox Jews submit, and sacrifice religious life
“It’s not a Jewish virus — it’s affecting everyone. But how it’s gonna look, is that we’re not listening to what the government is telling us.”
They gave $25 million to Jewish nonprofits. Was some of that money laundered from Ukraine?
“If you’re going to funnel money to a charity, no one’s going to ask a lot of questions. If you’re willing to give money, they’re going to take it.”
Fake study program for Israelis in Michigan allegedly defrauded U.S. of $40 million
A Jewish college in Michigan allegedly created a fake study abroad program for Israelis to pocket federal financial aid money.
Guardian Angels patrol outside Shabbat services amid Brooklyn hate crime surge
A boy named Berel, age 9, was unimpressed. “Eh, we see a lot of police these days,” he said. “We’ve got it at our school, too.”
Chabad Warns Emissaries of Revenge Attacks After U.S. Kills Iranian Leader
After the U.S. killed Iranian military leader Qasem Soleimani, Chabad warned emissaries around the world about possible revenge attacks.
Former Nanny Found Guilty Of Sexually Abusing Chabad Rabbi As Child
The rabbi, who works as a Chabad emissary in Salt Lake City, where he grew up, said the #MeToo movement inspired him to come forward.