No Charges Against Author of Suspicious Letter to Chabad
SCOTTSDALE, AZ — The man who sent a suspicious letter to Chabad of Scottsdale with references to the Mumbai bombings will not be charged, Scottsdale police said Thursday.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ — The man who sent a suspicious letter to Chabad of Scottsdale with references to the Mumbai bombings will not be charged, Scottsdale police said Thursday.
By Dovid Zaklikowski Rabbi Tzvi Yosef Kotlarsky, who was known by his Yiddish name Hirschel, stands with a class of his at the Lubavitch yeshiva in Montreal in the early 1940s.
In the weeks since the Mumbai terrorist attack, Chabad has conducted an orchestrated marketing and public relations campaign. Within a week they had raised about $1 million through Chabad.org. Should these funds go to more security for Chabad centers? More
By Naftali Silberberg An editor with Chabad.org goes through a log of reader comments posted in response to the terrorist attacks in Mumbai. BROOKLYN, NY — Perusing the more than 600 reflections submitted by readers to Chabad.org in the days after India’s worst terrorist attack,…
Adam Dickter – The Jewish Week NEW YORK, NY — In the weeks since the Mumbai terrorist attack, the Chabad movement has directed contributions from supporters primarily to two campaigns: One to aid the child whose emissary parents were slain, and another to rebuild the badly…