| | 7 Mitzvos Bnei Noach Spread in Kfar Maimon | | |
 | | Signs with 7 mitzvos in Kfar Maimon |
The international media was drawn to Kfar Maimon to cover the standoff between disengagement protestors and police. The Israeli Mitzvos B'nei Noach campaign utilized the opportunity to publicize the 7 mitzvos in over 10 television and radio stations around the world.
Colorful posters with the Rebbe's picture and Moshiach flags were quickly prepared, bearing the central message: The Rebbe, MH"M stated that we must explain to the nations that "It is better for the non-Jews that Israel should not be in their hands." This sharp message was written in three languages, English, Arabic and Hebrew.
The various reporters were very interested in this message and asked to hear more about the 7 mitzvos and particularly about the prohibition against stealing, which includes stealing land in Israel from the Jewish people. R. Boaz Kelly, head of the campaign, said that he saw people truly receiving and internalizing the message.
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| | Chabad Day Camp Transforms Family | | |
 | | Children in Chabad day camp enjoy a day in the amusement park |
Over 160 children attend the daycamp in Azor, directed by R. Shimon Yardeni. This summer, a recent emigree from Russia decided to have her 6-year-old son circumcised, despite the opposition of the non-Jewish father, from whom she is separated. The mother related that she made this decision thanks to the positive influence of the Chabad day camp.
 | | Children in Chabad day camp enjoy a day in the amusement park |
 | | Children in Chabad day camp enjoy a day in the amusement park |
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