Members of Salt Lake's Jewish community dance following a Torah scroll dedication ceremony led by Rabbi Benny Zippel at Chabad Luba-vitch of Utah Thursday. The scroll had been desecrated and was restored for use in the synagogue.
Scott G. Winterton, Deseret Morning News
Members of Salt Lake's Jewish community dance following a Torah scroll dedication ceremony led by Rabbi Benny Zippel at Chabad Luba-vitch of Utah Thursday. The scroll had been desecrated and was restored for use in the synagogue. Rabbi Moshe Klein completes the last portions of the salvaged Torah.
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