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Rabbi Mendel Kaplan presents a prayer book to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper. Photo: Chabad.org
Examiner – Rabbi Mendel Kaplan of Toronto, Canada just wanted to be a good and faithful rabbi for his congregation, and a good and faithful chaplain for the York Regional Police force.
Both almost came to an end for holding true to the teachings of his Faith.
Kulanu Toronto, an advocacy group for homosexual Jews, had called on the police to fire Rabbi Mendel Kaplan.
