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| | Lubavitchers and Liberals by Peter Berkowitz - Policy Review, No. 126 |
 | | And the Lubavitchers are notorious for their enthusiasm for their spiritual leader, investing the Lubavitcher rebbe, in death as in life, with mystical, messianic, world-redemptive powers. | | | As Feldman emphasizes, Lubavitcher communities have become home to many ba’alot teshuva, literally “masters of return.” These are women who have grown up in secular, educated and, in many cases, well-to-do households but have chosen to adopt the Lubavitcher way of life. | | | Given this looser understanding, the Lubavitcher rebbe, Feldman earnestly contends, can be seen as a “friendly critic of American democracy.” While devoted to religious freedom, he also believed that the best arguments for religious freedom, and the virtues necessary for maintaining it, had religious sources. |
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| | Marcia Pally - 'Farbrengen' My Baby Back Home |
| | Devotion to God is expressed not only by reading and learning but by singing and dancing, and by intense passion for Him. | | | Assuming that other nations will serve God in different ways, they believe people are united only in the requirement to follow the seven Noachite laws, or basic principles of justice. | | | Like nuns, monks, and the Amish, who wear clothing in the style of the era in which their orders were formed, the Lubavitchers dress in modest versions of 18th-century Polish attire. |
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| | The Christian Century: Hasidim adjust to rabbi's death. (Lubavitcher H... @ HighBeam Research |
| | Months after the death of their beloved rabbi, the Lubavitcher Hasidim show signs of adjusting to life without Menachem Mendel Schneerson, whom many of the faithful had predicted would rise from the dead and proclaim himself the messiah. | | | After Schneerson suffered a stroke in 1992, messianic claims flourished and more and more Lubavitchers began to believe that the rebbe who could inspire them to go to far-flung places as emissaries was the Expected One. | | | The Bratslaver Hasidim, most of whose members are in Israel, never picked a new leader after Rabbi Nachman, who thought he possessed the messiah's soul, died in 1810. |
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http://www.highbeam.com/library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1G1:16376647&refid=ip_encyclopedia_hf
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| | On False Messianism |
| | Their creative apologetics are simply the logical consequence of a belief that was clearly articulated by more than 150 of their rabbis in a "psak din," the belief that the Lubavitcher Rebbe was a prophet, and that Torah law binds all Jews to obey the words of a prophet. | | | Lubavitchers themselves are divided over the nature of their messianism. | | | One is found in Abarbanel's Yeshuos Meshicho, in a re-examination of a midrash that had been cited by a priest to Ramban in the famous disputation at Barcelona in 1263. |
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http://yuweb.addr.com/v66i5/editorials/mashiach.shtml
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| | Sociology of Religion: What Really Happens When Prophecy Fails: The Case of Lubavitch |
| | The case material illustrates the fact that such an intense religious group as Lubavitch do not follow teachings blindly but are sane people who try to reason their way through facts and doctrine in pursuit of understanding. | | | Festinger's approach fails to pay sufficient attention to the perspectives and interpretations of followers, who are seen by him as irrational and driven by forces beyond their understanding. | | | In accordance with Melton's (1985) t heory, the messianic belief underwent a process of spiritualization. |
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http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0SOR/is_3_62/ai_79353385
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| | But the Lubavitcher hasidim prided themselves on their hospitality, openness, and-perhaps most of all-their tireless efforts to nudge a generation of lost Jewish souls toward spiritual return. | | | In their pursuit of lost souls, the Lubavitchers embraced the technology rejected by other essentially separatist religious communities: the Satmar hasidim, the Roman Catholic monasteries, or the Old Order Amish. | | | One sign of the shape such a future might take could be seen in the gathering of Lubavitcher hasidim on the occasion of the first anniversary of their rebbe's death. |
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http://www.leaderu.com/ftissues/ft9512/opinion.html
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| | Under the Noahide Laws |
| | Chabad Lubavitch explains that the children of Noah are the Gentiles: | | | The doctrines of the Lubavitch Movement are derived from the Kabbalah, the source book of Jewish mysticism or Gnosticism. | | | The Chabad Lubavitch, B'nai Noach and even some Messianic organizations identify the Noahide Laws with the command given to Noah in Genesis 9 and/or the Jerusalem Council in Acts 15. |
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| | Some Lubavitchers consider the Reeb their Messiah and await for him to return from the dead; other say that the Messiah is really the Jewish people themselves. | | | Yet if the Lubavitchers have their way, Christians and Muslims will be put to death for practicing their religions in this country. | | | Review what you have read here: According to both classical Judaism and contemporary Chabad Lubavitch, Christians should be put to death (beheaded) for the practice of their religion. |
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http://www.samliquidation.com/temcoup_part2.htm
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| | National Review: Great expectations - Hasidic Jews' anticipation of the Messiah's arrival |
| | Lubavitchers believe that in every Jew, however secular or religiously liberal, there is a "spark" of religious Orthodoxy. | | | Instead, they offer "the opportunity for the Jew to fulfill his life's destiny." That destiny is to obey the 613 commandments of the Bible (as, needless to say, the Lubavitchers read them). | | | He has also never said that he is the Messiah-in-waiting, though the inference arises from the devotion Lubavitchers accord him. |
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http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1282/is_n23_v44/ai_13310702
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| | Shmais.com |
| | The Lubavitcher sect of Hasidim, to which the outreach squad belongs, resembles nothing more than a Jewish version of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. | | | Most Lubavitch congregations do not ask for dues, instead soliciting donations after providing worship, education, child care and other services -- a model far closer to that of African-American churches than to the typical synagogue or temple with its formidable membership price. | | | Their signal institution is a Chabad House, a kind of multipurpose center that uses the movement's name, an acronym of the Hebrew words for wisdom (chochmah), comprehension (binah) and knowledge (daat). |
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| | The New York Times > New York Region > Lubavitchers Mark 10 Years Since Death of Revered Rabbi |
| | The Lubavitch movement is known for its intense study of Talmudic and philosophical texts and for its commitment to spreading its style of Judaism. | | | The Lubavitch movement is now overseen by a committee of senior rabbis who still recognize the rebbe as their spiritual leader. | | | Many Lubavitchers believe the rebbe is a messiah and will one day return. |
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http://www.nytimes.com/2004/06/20/nyregion/20rebbe.html?ex=1403064000&en=caca1ee70959b7a3&ei=5007&partner=USERLAND
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| | www.chiesa |
| | Friendships are intensifying between Orthodox Jews and "born again" Catholics, in the name of faith in the Messiah. | | | The Lubavitchers constitute a revealing and dynamic portion of Hasidic religious Judaism. | | | In terms of this vast current of religious revival, they distinguish themselves by a more marked attention to the study of the Talmudic and Cabalistic texts, both public and secret, and by their strong missionary efforts among their brothers in faith. |
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| | 5 Years After Death, Messiah Question Divides Lubavitchers |
| | With a network of missionaries, called emissaries, and religious institutions ranging from yeshivas to Chabad Houses -- which offer spiritual, social and educational services -- Schneerson created a small but zealous movement that penetrated the secular world and provided a Jewish presence in places where otherwise there was none, from Shanghai to Katmandu to Alabama. | | | This messianic belief gained speed -- and voice -- when Schneerson, who had no children and had not appointed a successor, suffered a stroke in 1992 that left him unable to speak for the rest of his life. | | | But as a messianist, he also uses the books to communicate with the Rebbe. |
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| | MyJewishLearning.com - History & Community: Chabad Today |
| | And in the fast-growing Jewish communities of Florida and California in particular, where Chabad Houses have been opening with great alacrity, Chabad is very often the only Orthodox presence in a given town or city. | | | It has an elegant and fascinating theology, an interpretation of reality based on the kabbalah, or Jewish mysticism, that many Jews find intellectually and spiritually compelling. | | | To increase Jewish observance, he sent emissaries around the world to revive small communities, bring individuals to more traditional practice, and establish Jewish communities where none existed before. |
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http://www.myjewishlearning.com/history_community/Jewish_World_Today/Denominations/ChabadToday.htm
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| | December 14, 2001 |
| | Within Lubavitch itself, messianists and non-messianists are said to be vying for power within the movement -- still without an individual leader more than seven years after the rebbe's death -- although there are signs that a stronger sense of unity seems to be holding, at least for the present. | | | Rabbi Sirota shares the widely held Lubavitch belief that the messianic age is imminent, and that the world is currently seeing such a proliferation of evil -- the events of Sept. 11, the recent terrorism in Israel, etc. -- because the forces of evil realize that their end is near. | | | When his passing came, in June, 1994, many Lubavitchers mourned the rebbe's natural demise, while many others refused to surrender their messianist beliefs. |
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| | Postville review - Chicago Sun-Times |
| | The Lubavitchers answered Bloom's questions honestly, all the while urging him to join them. | | | It was a meeting of two kinds of very insular people: a sect that strictly forbade any but the most necessary interaction with non-members, and a homogeneous farm community that had never encountered diversity. | | | To him and his young son they even opened their homes -- inviting places, full of love and laughter -- but only so long as they thought they could convert him. |
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http://www.uiowa.edu/~journal/faculty/bloom/review_chicagosun-times.html
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| | village voice > news > Holy Daze by Rebecca Segall |
| | Schneerson's soul is believed to linger around at the granite mausoleum where he was laid to rest. | | | Two years ago, four tenacious young Lubavitcher women moved out of homes that were often filled with Hasidic melody, mystical consciousness, and rock-solid distinctions between male and female roles--a seemingly unprecedented act. | | | Thaler, now a student at Columbia, cites statements made by Khallid Muhammad, leader of the Million Youth March held in September in Harlem. |
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| | JBooks.com - Non-Fiction: Fixing Broken Judaism |
| | He need not agree with religious people, but if he wants his criticisms of them to be taken seriously, he must give them their due. | | | (The sect's name is an acronym for the Hebrew words for wisdom, understanding, and knowledge; Chabadniks are "Lubavitchers" because their movement began in the Russian town of Lubavitch.) Sometimes their proselytism takes the form of adolescents going door-to-door in New York office buildings, encouraging Jewish stock brokers to pray with them. | | | His book Nothing Sacred is a J'accuse against the rabbis, fundraisers, and community leaders who are so obsessed with keeping Israel strong and impeding intermarriage that they are strangling our religion. |
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| | Is the Lubavitcher Rebbe zt'l the Jewish Moshaich??! |
| | Not a single day goes by when they are not severely excoriated by other Lubavitchers, and the leadership of Agudas Chassidei Chabad, speaking for the majority of Lubavitcher Chassidim, has published numerous renunciations of their mistaken belief in all the media. | | | Frankly, as things stand now, many Lubavitchers like myself are so sickened by what is happening that we can barely take even entering the main synagogue at 770 where this new clique, with its cult-like practices, is strongly entrenched. | | | Just think of how preposterous it is: These people have suddenly turned around to assert that throughout his 44 years of leadership the Rebbe thought and taught that his deceased father-in-law would be resurrected as Moshiach. |
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| | Jewish and Israel News from New York - The Jewish Week |
| | Walking in front of them, his eyes focused on a small prayer book in his hand, is a chasid, dressed in a satin kapoteh and fur hat, or streimel. | | | Not all the locals express the anti-Semitic feelings noted above, or feel antagonized by the Lubavitchers, but because fewer of the Lubavitchers spoke with Bloom, they are presented in broad strokes. | | | Toward the end of the book, he tells a disturbing story of an earlier crime spree by a pair of Postville Lubavitchers. |
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| | Featured Book |
| | While there are aspects of the movement she does not like, such as the messianism surrounding the late Rebbe Menachem Schneerson, the book is not a critique. | | | These are young married couples who willingly live in remote places and spread the word. | | | The founder of Chasidim, Rabbi Israel ben Eliezer, or the Ba'al Shem Tov ("Master of the Good Name"), prized spiritual worship. |
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| | The website for the world wide community of x Lubavitchers |
| | Therefore a Jew who once was a Lubavitcher and who for whatever reason, no longer practices certain Jewish of Hassidic/Lubavitch customs can certainly consider themselves 'Lubavitchers'. | | | There is an alternative, there is a middle (and healthier) ground between either being a hardcore Lubavitcher or pretending to be a ham and prawn pizza eating gentile on Passover! | | | They schmoozed in Yiddish in late night bars, got high at the Ohel, had secular ‘Fry-brengans’, or whatever it happened to be, but despite the obvious incongruent nature of this identity, they definitely still identified with being ‘Lubavitchers’, even though many where not at all frum, in a conventional sense. |
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| | Stephen Bloom |
| | Lubavitchers don't even see the guy on the sidewalk because to acknowledge him would be the beginning of assimilation. | | | If there is anyone who is creating anti-Semitism in Postville, it is not the Steve Blooms who are going in there and observing, it is the Lubavitchers who are not wanting to fit in in any way, shape, or form to that community. | | | I was raised in a pretty ultra-reformed [secular] environment. |
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| | The website for the world wide community of x Lubavitchers |
| | An xlubi is someone who at one time has identified with Lubavitch, but whose identity is in question, because they do not fit into the boundaries of traditional norms of 'Lubavitchers’, or for some, even the definition of 'Orthodox Jews'. | | | Xlubi.com is their virtual community, the banner and flag of this movement, it is its voice. | | | His disciples and the subsequent leaders of the movement developed an intricate and complex set of religious and philosophical formulae, mixing |
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| | The Next American City |
| | Like most branches of Hasidim, the Lubavitchers were, until recently, led by their Rebbe, the spiritual guide of the community. | | | The Lubavitchers’ religious values receive scant mention, yet one cannot understand Kingston Avenue without them. | | | According to Bishop Owen Augustine, a local religious leader and native of Saint Lucia, these immigrants place great emphasis on home ownership: “The first thing they do is get a job; the second is to buy a home.” The Lubavitchers “thought they were being nice,” says Pollock, but to local homeowners, “it was an affront.” |
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| | Avodah V2 #118 |
| | What he was trying to say is that Lubavitch ONLY learns it's own things and has no contact with others. | | | I think it is very important to differentiate between the "derech" of Chabad, the views of the Rebbeim of Chabad, and the view of those who call themselves Lubavitchers, as they are not synonymous. | | | Again as a mature rebbe, he naturally attracted some followers of Ger who preferred him to the young sifas emes - but again so what. |
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| | Adherents.com |
| | The Lubavitchers are known particularly for their spiritual outreach to nonobservant members of the Jewish community through a worldwide network of Habad houses and emissaries called shlichim. | | | The Joy of Sects: A Spirited Guide to the World's Religious Traditions. |
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| | Shmais.com |
| | Hunt's wife teaches secular subjects at the Lubavitch yeshiva in Postville and Hunt says that the high level of education has attracted families to the town. | | | Let the book's cover photograph be the final comment: a Hassidic Jew walks along a sidewalk, immersed in his prayer book and oblivious to the five smiling townsfolk seated on a bench. | | | I see the positive side and believe me, I'm not being paid to say this." |
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| | Jewlicious » This just in! Sephardi Lubavitchers declare Rebbe Ayatollah! |
| | Well, according to typically nuanced Ashkenazi renegade Samaria Lubavitch rabbi Uriel Gurfinkel, who received the Rebbe’s blessing for his activities a mere four years after the Rebbe’s death, all we have to do is ask: | | | Oh, those wacky Sephardim and their oh-so-precious belief in spiritual leaders, which certainly puts them in conflict with the sedate, measured and rational approach to Judaism and tzadikim traditionally associated with Chasidim. | | | “First you write, ‘with God’s help,’ after that you write, ‘to the respected and holy, our master, teacher and rebbe, the king messiah Lubavitch that he should be blessed with a long life.’ |
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| | Postville: A Clash of Cultures |
| | The Lubavitchers, on the other hand, could not compromise with the world of Postville; their religion and their tradition quite literally forbade it. | | | In 1987, a group of Lubavitchers, one of the most orthodox and zealous of the Jewish sects, opened a kosher slaughterhouse just outside tiny Postville, Iowa (pop. |
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| | Blogger: Email Post to a Friend |
| | There is this big myth that Lubavitch kept religion alive in Russia. | | | By the late sixties the world wide wave of spiritual revival reached Moscow but there were virtually no Geza Lubavitchers left. | | | Lubavitch is appointing rabbis as political leaders not as dayanim who know no Jewish history. |
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http://www.blogger.com/email-post.g?blogID=3330876&postID=110678778689557477
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| | Italian Studies : University of Vermont |
| | That’s because Lubavitchers often use their political clout to maintain separate space in which to practice their distinctive faith. | | | Feldman spent years talking politics with the Lubavitch, a group she has had personal ties with for 17 years. | | | They do not vote as a bloc directed by a religious leader; members of the sect have split their votes in local and national elections. |
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http://www.uvm.edu/academics/undergraduate/aos/italian_studies?Page=News&storyID=3875
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| | RW ONLINE:Crown Heights: Our Verdict is: It's Right to Rebel! |
| | The authorities also helped impose the Lubavitchers' religious rules on the whole community--public streets were closed on Jewish Sabbaths and holy days, buses were rerouted, and Black residents were often required to show ID just to walk to their own homes. | | | In addition, there are about 15,000 people in Crown Heights who belong to a conservative religious sect, the Lubavitchers (also described as Hasidic or ultra-orthodox Jews in the press). | | | Black and Caribbean people believed that the authorities were granting preferential treatment to the Lubavitchers. |
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| | Open Source Judaism: Judaism: Open, Closed, or Both? |
| | I'm glad our Judaism has not proven to be so fragile that we have avoided contact with some of the Orthodox to examine our faith. | | | OK Lubavitchers probably don't listen much to tapes and books authored by: |
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| | The Cutting Edge Radio Program - Transcript of BIOCHIP 666/NOAHIDE LAWS & NEW WORLD ORDER. |
| | These seven laws are a counterfeit of the Ten Commandments, and are promoted by the Neo-Pharisee occult group, the Lubavitchers. | | | This group believes their head Rabbi, Menachem Scheerson, is the prophesied Messiah, and are anxiously waiting for him to publicly proclaim his office. | | | This group is the ultra-orthodox Lubavitch Movement, known for its strict adherence to the smallest detail of the Talmud. |
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| | Postville review - Kirkus Reviews |
| | Why did the Lubavitchers refuse to acknowledge even the presence of anyone who wasn't Lubavitcher? | | | Bloom (Journalism/Univ. of Iowa) was a piece of flotsam himself, having recently washed up in Iowa after he and his wife had concluded that San Francisco was no longer a fit place in which to raise a family. | | | Just then the Lubavitchers were having a hard time with the locals in Postville (who wanted to annex the land the slaughterhouse sat on, exert a little control over the business, and tap into its profits). |
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| | Dragnet (This Rock: October 1991) |
| | It may trigger a thought about God or religion." | | | Considerable emphasis is laid on a medieval teaching which says the Messiah will come shortly after Arabs battle one another and one of their number falls in disgrace. | | | He and his followers have been preparing for the imminent (first) coming of the Messiah, and some of them think he’s it. |
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| | The Revealer: G-d. G-d, Can You Hear Me? Oy, I'm in Utah... |
| | Lubavitchers are seen by the rest of Judaism much as Mormons are by many Christians -- especially since Lubavitchers put in phone lines, a fax machine, and an email station at the grave of their beloved rebbe, the better to get a direct line to G-d. |
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| | Messiah in Our Times? Proclamations of Moshiach in Crown Heights, New York |
| | This paper explores the roots of Chabad's claim that their leader is the Redeemer of the Jews and how this movement played out over the course of more than four decades, culminating in a fascinating theological battle that may divide a still-thriving Orthodox community. | | | Menachem Mendel Schneersohn, as Rebbe, dominated the Hasidic group known as the Lubavitchers (Chabad) in his lifetime for more than forty years and continues to do so now even after his passing in 1994. | | | The Rebbe's role as Messiah and leader did not end with the events of 1994; countless Lubavitchers still await Schneersohn's return as the Redeemer of the Jews while many others in the community and abroad say the Rebbe's qualifications as possible Messiah ended with his earthly death. |
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| | Zipple.com - The Jewish Supersite - The Iowa Lubavitchers |
| | But by the end of the book, he appears to prefer the local Iowa residents over the Lubavitch. | | | The Lubavitch followers had migrated to Postville, more than 700 miles from their Brooklyn headquarters, because they wanted to operate a slaughterhouse close to where beef is produced-and because they found an inexpensive slaughterhouse that had been closed for several years. | | | More controversially, he makes comparisons between the Lubavitch and Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan-whom he covered for the Los Angeles Times-that are sure to rankle some readers. |
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| | Lubavitch News Service |
| | Under the auspices of the Lubavitch World Headquarters | | | BRUSSELS, BELGIUM--Over traditional fare including chicken soup with kreplach—a version of meat-filled tortellini, and with Peru’s First Lady, Eliane Karp de Toledo in attendance, Rabbi Moshe Garelik, spoke about Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement, also the holiest day on the Jewish calendar. | | | Chabad's Mendy Lieberman delivers holiday supplies to the Jewish community of Diamondhead, Mississippi. |
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| | israelinsider: Briefs: Ultra-Orthodox consider joining anti-pullout fight |
| | The question of whether the Lubavitchers would enlist in the anti-pullout battle en masse is certainly a cause for concern for security officials, as thousands of determined Lubavitchers could certainly upgrade the resistance to the pullout as it rolls around. | | | Click on the blue headline to read a Talkback comment and respond to it. | | | Settlers push Defense Ministry officials out of Gaza |
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