Tel Aviv resident broke into a synagogue this morning on Nachlat Binyamin Street and stole Torah scrolls and valuable assets • Tel Aviv police spotted the thief in a fast operation and caught him
Chabad Library presents at its global emissaries gathering in Crown Heights a special exhibition. Among the exhibits: A list of purchasers of letters in the Torah of Mashiach
Shock in the south: Rabbi of the Brosh settlement arrested on suspicion of stealing 7 Torah parchments. Brosh resident to B'Chadrei Charedim: "The Rabbi admitted, he probably fell into heavy debt"
Shul members of the southern Brosh settlement shocked: Sefer Toarh parchment replaced for cardboard paper. Resident: "The Rabbi admitted to have done it and apologizes deeply."
The Sefer Torah was stolen from an Aron Kodesh which is placed at the entrance to the Beis Midrash of the chassidus. The management of the Erloy institutions submitted a complaint to the police. The Chassidim are reviewing the security cameras placed in the area. The Erloy Rebbe instructed to publish the theft: fear that the thieves might try to sell the Sefer Torah in the next few days.
The Sefer Torah was stolen from an Aron Kodesh which is placed at the entrance to the Beis Midrash of the chassidus. The management of the Erloy institutions submitted a complaint to the police. The Chassidim are reviewing the security cameras placed in the area. The Erloy Rebbe instructed to publish the theft: fear that the thieves might try to sell the Sefer Torah in the next few days.
Only in the USA: Christopher Colwill, who stole a Sefer Torah worth $35,000, was sentenced to jail for three to six years and a monetary fine of $5,000