Rebbe’s army soldiers on
In the wake of last week's tragedy in Mumbai, the author of the 2003 book "The Rebbe's Army" reflects on the worldwide network of Chabad-Lubavitch shluchim -- more than 7,000 men and women who devote their lives to doing Jewish outreach in more than 73 countries. Read more »
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Updated 11/04/09 @ 09:04AM EDT
- U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton clarified again the United States' position on Israeli settlements.
- Italian officials and the Vatican protested a court ruling that said the display of crucifixes in Italian public schools violates religious and educational freedoms.
- Israel's Navy detained a ship carrying a large cache of arms.
- The Canadian Embassy has begun representing Israel’s diplomatic and consular interests in Venezuela.
- A Jewish real estate mogul, who promotes his charitable image using a Star of David, will pay nearly $2.73 million to settle a discrimination suit.
- In Cairo, Clinton clarifies settlement position
- Italy protests ruling banning crucifix display
- Israel’s Navy seizes arms smuggling ship
- Canada begins representing Israel in Venezuela
- Clipper owner Sterling settles discrimination suit
- New AFL-CIO head rejects Israel boycott
- Legislation would remove embassy move waiver
- Judge allows Rosen lawsuit agains AIPAC
- Mideast peace push cited in Obama Nobel
- In Mexico City, insular community begins to reach out
- Obama’s Nobel, Israel’s problem?
- Jews of color come together to explore identity
- FBI: Alleged spy wannabe asked for Israeli citizenship
- Family likely murdered by professional killer
- New signs that Ethiopian aliyah will resume
- U.S. appetite for Israeli food grows
