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Nissan 3, 5771 · April 7, 2011
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Jewish communities around the world are gearing up for the
approaching holiday, amassing thousands of pounds of the unleavened
bread known as matzah
and countless cases of wine for the traditional Passover
Seders.
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In time for the fast-approaching holiday of Passover, Moscow's
largest prison opened the capital's first-ever jail-based synagogue.
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When more than 400 college students from across the state of
Florida came together, singing, celebrating and unity ensued.
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| Talk of the Planet |
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Rabbinical Students Bombard London Suburb With Unleavened Bread |
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Rabbinical students took London's Hampstead Garden Suburb by storm,
fanning out across its streets to distribute special hand-baked matzah
to 1,200 people. |
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Baseball Great Headlines Dinner Alongside Piano Prodigy |
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A sporting legend and child prodigy formed an unlikely duo as they
helped open the newest South Florida branch of the Friendship Circle, an
international organization that pairs teenage volunteers with children
with special needs. |
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British Lord Offers Charitable Advice in South Africa |
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Lord David Young, who served on British Prime Minister Margaret
Thatcher's cabinet in the 1980s, offered some advice for those gathered
at the Chabad House in Johannesburg: Everyone should be active in some
form of charity work. |
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Russian Jews Receive Care Packages in Advance of Purim |
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Elderly Jews who are beneficiaries of Moscow's Shaarei Tsedek Charity
Center received special food packages in advance of the upcoming
holiday of Purim. |
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| In the Media |
Mumbai attack orphan to be among beacon-lighters
The Jerusalem Post
Tsunami or Not, Chabad Arranges for Seder in Japan
Arutz Sheva
Freeze Flash Mob at Binghamton University
Fox 40 - NY
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