Rabbi Mendel and Rabbi Eli are inviting members of the Estevan Jewish community to meet with them on Friday, Aug. 16, to talk about Judaism. They plan to come to Energy City at about 9 a.m.

Duvy Burston is the son of Rabbi Pesach and Chana Burston of Monroe, directors of Chabad of Orange County, based in Chester.

Rishi Gurevitch and a group of Mid-Cities moms recently returned from an eight-day trip (July 9-16) to Israel.

The Morris County Sheriff’s Office and other law enforcement agencies in Morris County have been building bridges with the Chabad community, a dynamic movement and force within the Jewish community.

“California does have one of the strictest background checks in the nation,” Rudolph said. “We know they go through numerous different databases and if it comes back approved, we don’t have anything else to go on based on what California is telling us.”

“Anti-Semitism did not creep in here overnight, but it has become more vocal and aggressive. If Jewish women and men are worried about displaying their Jewishness in public—it is a disgrace to the state,” said GermanMinister Heiko Maas at the synagogue.

“Crown Heights has never really been closed,” Katz told The Daily Beast. “It might look like it’s full of reclusive Hasidic Jews, but it’s open. It’s always been open to all different kinds of people.”

Rabbi Avrohom Perlstein of Salem’s Chabad Center for Jewish Life, which is sponsoring the event with local business, said “This is a rare opportunity to come face to face with history.

At Stanford Chabad on the holiday of Sukkot, we put up a sukkah in White Plaza, the center of Stanford’s campus. Of course, the purpose of it is to invite Jewish students in to celebrate the holiday. But how do you know who’s Jewish?

The building was recovered “due to the joint effort of the city Public Prosecutor’s Office of the city, the city’s Ministry of Justice and Security and Chabad Lubavitch Argentina,” Deputy Secretary of Justice of Hernan Najenson said in a statement released Tuesday.

Rabbi Avrohom Bergstein of Anshei Lubavitch in Fair Lawn was inspired to do something different to mark his 40th birthday, but his idea was less about having a special celebration and more about meeting a specific goal.