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Crain's Detroit Business
Menorah in the D festival to honor Jewish metro Detroiters, synagogue shooting victims

The eighth annual Menorah in the D Festival of Lights will honor eight metro Detroit Jewish residents in their 8s — from ages 8 to 98 — and victims of last month’s shooting at a synagogue in Pittsburgh.

Block Club Chicago
Former Neo Nazi To Speak At East Bank Club Tuesday Amid Rise In Anti-Semitic Incidents

A rabbi, a security expert and a former white supremacist turned peace maker plan to tackle the topic of hatred and how to stop it from spreading at an interfaith discussion on Tuesday.

Indian Express
26/11 attack: A small candle can fight darkness, Nariman Light House is that candle, says Chabad Rabbi

As the city prepares to mark the 10th anniversary of the Mumbai terror attack, Nariman House is being converted into a living memorial, including one section that will be called the Nariman Light House.

Cleveland Jewish News
What happened when 150 El Al travelers got stranded in Greece for Shabbat

Passengers on what started out as direct El Al flight LYO2 to Israel from New York arrived safely back in Israel early Sunday after a Shabbat-long diversion in Athens that gave 150 at-first extremely disgruntled travelers the bonding experience of a lifetime and the Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries of the city the chance to strut their stuff.

Times Union
Kids Mega Challah Bake

The children all made two loaves, one for themselves and one to give to someone in need. The act of giving one loaf away is part of the teaching that God gives a little extra so that some of what we have can be given away to others.

Jerusalem Post
Emergency App For Israelis and Jewish Travelers Alert to Terror Attacks

The app, called J-SOS, was the brainchild of Yogev Deri, a member of the Chabad movement, and came to him after the 2014 terror kidnapping in which three Israeli boys were kidnapped and murdered.

Israel National News
10 years after Mumbai massacre, Chabad couple’s son flourishes

Ten years ago, everyone knew Samuel and the child who was then dubbed Baby Moshe. The photo of the terrified-looking Samuel running from the terrorist-besieged Nariman Chabad House in Mumbai clutching Moshe Holtzberg, was splashed on the front pages of newspapers around the world.

Cleveland Jewish News
Devorah Alevsky

Devorah Alevsky’s life’s work has been to help people. The daughter of Rabbi Zalman Kazen and Shula Kazen, Alevsky has taken on one of their projects, the Cleveland Kosher Food Pantry, and expanded it from delivering 300 bags of food weekly to delivering 4,000 bags monthly.

Times of Israel
With Larnaca synagogue and museum, small Cypriot Jewish community has big plans

Home to 3,500 Jews, the predominantly Greek-speaking Republic of Cyprus is currently enjoying an unprecedented boom in Israeli tourism. And Larnaca’s newly inaugurated Jewish Community Center of Cyprus — located a few blocks from the town’s Byzantine-era Church of Saint Lazarus — doubles as headquarters of the island’s Chabad-Lubavitch network, which now has five branches throughout the country.

Israel National News
Miami Beach Chabad-Lubavitch center vandalized

A swastika and an upside-down cross were painted on a decorative post in front of a Jewish center in Miami Beach, Florida.

Ottawa Citizen
Egan: Giving 2.0: Shopify boss donates $500K to create synagogue in Sandy Hill

The tech executive has donated $500,000 and helped to raise another $1.2 million or so to create the Finkelstein Chabad Jewish Centre on Friel Street, near the corner of Rideau.

Dayton Jewish Observer
Dancing With 4,700 Chabad Rabbis

“You know what I’ve always wanted to do?” I said to Motti Seligson and Chaim Landa of Chabad.org when I caught up with them at a conference this summer. “I’ve always wanted to attend the Chabad emissaries annual dinner.”

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