Mumbai Chabad House Reopens Nearly Six Years After Bloody Terror Attack
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A before-and-after shot of Naiman House, which is set to re-open on August 26, 2014. Photo: DNA India / Screenshot.
Times of India – A Jewish centre in Mumbai reopened on Tuesday; nearly six years after heavily armed militants stormed the building and killed six people inside during the 2008 attacks on the city.
One of several high-profile targets assaulted by the gunmen, Chabad House in south Mumbai was left bullet-ridden and bereft of its directors Rabbi Gavriel Holtzberg and his pregnant wife Rivky, who were both slain in the siege.
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