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Yes, I thought it was wonderful that there were Jews of many different denominations and affiliations attending Monday evening’s Mumbai memorial. But I can’t help but feel that there was still a big elephant in the room that evening. There is a general disdain for anything Lubavitch among the main-line Orthodox world. The fact that Lubavitch has its own factional differences with the question of the late Lubavitch Rebbe being cast as Moshiach by some, doesn’t help when one is attempting to put together a community memorial service like this one. Usually when there is a life threatening event in Israel, there is a call for Tehillim or psalm groups in the Orthodox community. It’s entirely possible that I missed that call this time around, but I don’t seem to recall any such call for Tehillim outside of the… read more

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