Last month, the group garnered worldwide attention with the terrorist murders of two of its members at a Chabad house in Mumbai, India. But despite those attacks, Chabad followers are determined to keep preaching their data of religious freedom, morality and compassion — particularly during Hanukkah… "that is in honor of Mumbai," Shemtov, 41,

said, gesturing to the tables. "We have so much darkness — a Chabad house was destroyed, many lives were taken and our way of life is being threatened — so the reply is a candle, the reply is a Hanukkah menorah, the reply is to shine, to increase."

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