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Rabbi Mendel Kalmenson, author and Executive Director of Chabad Belgravia in London, discusses what it’s like to be a Chabad rabbi, how the process of Shlichus works, and the community’s reaction to the horrific murder of Rabbi Tzvi Kogan by terrorists in the UAE. He shares powerful insights on how to heal after tragedy and find strength in the darkest moments.
Further Resources: “A Time to Heal: The Rebbe’s Response to Loss and Tragedy” by Rabbi Mendel Kalmenson (https://www.betterworldbooks.com/product/detail/a-time-to-heal-the-rebbe-s-response-to-loss-and-tragedy-9780826690012)
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