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Israeli MK Binyamin Ben-Eliezer Visits Mumbai Chabad House

Mumbai, India

January 13, 2010

(lubavitch.com) Israeli Knesset Member Binyamin Ben-Eliezer visited the ravaged Mumbai Chabad House in India earlier this week.

"We will never forfeit our right to the security that will protect Israelis and Jews from becoming terror targets again."

Ben-Eliezer, who is also Israel's Minister of Industry, Trade and Labour said that India and Israel both appreciate that terror must be pursued relentlessly while continuing to protect democratic values

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