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Rabbi Finds Bank Breach

What do you do when you visit your local bank in the middle of the night and discover an open door? That's what happened to Rabbi Eitan Pizem this past week. Full Story

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August 28, 2009 6:14 am

ive walked into a bank on a sunday afternoon thinking it was open and waited for someone to call me to the counter. the lights were all off and each tellers booth said “closed”. i walked outside and told the cops and left.

not a big story, should it have been posted here too?

to # 1
August 25, 2009 10:33 pm

i no some ppl just get juelus when the dont get the fame!!

To the reporter.
August 25, 2009 7:31 pm

Interesting article.
Just that the phrase ‘good samaritans’ is misplaced.
The ‘mashal’ of the good samaritan is from an extreme non-jewish source, and is btw supposed to show that sometimes even our enemies may be moved to compassion for us; wishful thinking. It’s totally out of place in an otherwise good article.

this is not a PR site
August 25, 2009 12:18 pm

your point is well taken, however:

this site is not made to make lubavitch look good. it is a gossip site, with news that involve lubavitchers.

this story would be here even if it was a non-shliach.

perhaps you are confusing this site with lubavitch.com or chabad.org

and so?
August 25, 2009 11:51 am

this is another one of the ‘news’ items that makes lubavitch look bad just by reporting the obvious as if it deserves some special recognition.
I have seen someone do worse and report as if the shlilach did some heroic act by doing this when in reality anyone who would not do this is just a irresponsible citizen at best or a crook at worst

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