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Islington Gazette
Islington Menorah Lighting: 8th annual event to take place this weekend

Hosted by Chabad Islington and supported by a grant from Islington Council, last year’s event attracted up to 1,000 visitors – including a number of dignitaries and polticians – who came out in force despite gloomy weather conditions.

Mercer Island Reporter
Mercer Island Hanukkah Events Shine a Light on Jewish Culture

s part of the world’s largest Hanukkah observance, Chabad Mercer Island will ignite a public Hanukkah menorah erected at New Seasons Market, followed by a community-wide celebration on Dec. 6, the fifth night of the eight-day holiday.

Times of Israel
Israel Calls on Pakistan to Bring Terrorists Behind Mumbai Attack to Justice

A senior Israeli diplomat on Monday called on Pakistan to hold accountable the terrorists responsible for the deadly attacks in Mumbai exactly 10 years ago.

Kings County Politics
Book Review: DL Geoff Davis An Unlikely Disciple Of Chabad Grand Rebbe

Every great visonary needs disciples to spread their message from outside their direct sphere of influence, and for the Chabad Jewish movement that disciple is Democratic District Leader Geoffrey Davis.

South Coast Register
Nowra’s Chabad of Rural and Regional Australia visit

The two Rabbis are in Australia at the moment as members of an organisation that provides to the spiritual, emotional and material needs of Jewish people living away from Jewish centres.

Duluth News Tribune
Jewish Movement will Light a 6-foot Menorah at Miller Hill Mall

A Jewish organization that made its return to the Northland a couple of months ago will announce its presence in a big way on Sunday. “We’re not hiding our Judaism,” said Rabbi Mendy Ross, leader of Chabad of Duluth. “That’s our thing. Everything is big. Go big or go home.”

Brattleboro Reformer
Letter: Outreach turns strangers into family

This past Saturday, Nov. 24, during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, my family, which has a residence in Wilmington, Vt., and lives permanently in Massachusetts, New York, and Washington, D.C., celebrated the 32nd anniversary of my bar mitzvah at the Chabad of Southern Vermont in Brattleboro.

Chabad.org
From Mumbai Memorial to Middlebury: Binyamin Murray’s Road to Chabad Rabbi

The biological son of a teenage Jewish mother and non-Jewish father, Murray was adopted as a newborn baby and raised nominally Conservative in rural Connecticut by warm and loving adoptive parents, themselves a Jewish mother and non-Jewish father.

Cleveland Jewish News
Maryland Circuit Court Rules University Chabad Center Razed due to Compliance

A Maryland circuit court ruled last week that the recently built, $1 million Chabad Center at Towson University and Goucher College must be demolished by Dec. 21, citing a violation of property law.
Baltimore County Circuit Court Judge Kathleen Cox said on Nov. 21 that Chabad failed to comply with a setback covenant.

Jewish Exponent
INNERMarriage Initiative Developed at Chabad Young Philly to Find You a Match

Rabbi Doniel Grodnitzky of Chabad Young Philly knows a little bit about unorthodox matches.
Grodnitzky, formerly a self-described “dreadlocked- hippie,” met his future wife on the Oberlin College quad back when she, too, was a so-called hippie.

Tablet
Ten Years After Mumbai

Many things must have crossed Rabbi Gabi and Rivky Holtzberg’s minds when they set out for Mumbai, India, in 2003. The city where they would plant their roots and establish a new Chabad center was far from New York and Israel, where their families lived.

Indian Express
26/11 10th anniversary: From terror to hope

Terrorism is not new to us Jews. Our history is one of persecution. From the pogroms in Russia to the Spanish Inquisition to the Holocaust, time and again we were brutally attacked. And little has changed since. Just a few weeks ago, 11 Jews were murdered as they gathered to pray on Shabbat, simply because they were Jewish.

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