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Five [tragic] events occurred to our forefathers on the Ninth of Av: It was decreed that [the generation of the Exodus] will not enter the Land; the first and second Temples were destroyed; Betar was conquered; and the city [of Jerusalem] was ploughed over
— Talmud, Taanit 4:6
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Scarsdale group donates plane, supplies to Haiti relief effort
The Journal News - NY, 2.5.2010
A Rare Blend, Pro Football and Hasidic Judaism
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The Jewish Daily Forward - NY, 2.3.2010
‘Main Street USA,’ Just Across The River
The Jewish Week - NY, 2.2.2010
The Shul finds a home in former restaurant
Jewish Chronicle - WI, 2.1.2010
Rabbi hosts UA course in home
Daily Wildcat - AZ, 2.1.2010
Jewish holiday celebrated with picnic, cleanup in Oak Park
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Blessed with five daughters, a rabbi and his family experience a boy and the brit milah
St. Petersburg Times - FL, 1.30.2010
Tefillin: the boxes and Jewish tradition
St. Petersburg Times - FL, 1.29.2010
Respects paid to victims of Holocaust horrors
Ilford Recorder, 1.28.2010
Chabad Center holds solidarity event
Milford Daily News - MA, 1.28.2010
Addition through subtraction: Thoughts on selfishness
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