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Can flavours of disparity heal a wounded heart?
Updated On: 17 November, 2019 07:30 AM IST | Mumbai | Anju Maskeri
Eleven years after Colaba's Chabad House was ravaged in the 26/11 terror attacks, Chaya Kozlovsky and Rabbi Israel decide to open its doors to non-Jews at the city's first kosher restaurant

Rabbi Israel Kozlovsky with wife Chaya at Chabad House, Colaba. Pics/ Suresh Karkera
It's a Tuesday morning and Chaya Kozlovsky, co-director, Chabad-Lubavitch of Mumbai, has just received news of multiple rockets being fired into Israel from Gaza. Alongside, she has been bombarded with text messages from well-wishers about an issue that, technically, has nothing to do with the Jews, the Ayodhya land dispute judgment. "In Israel, there was fake news circulating about the situation in India being tense, so, I have been receiving 'stay safe' messages," she laughs.
"The truth is," says Kozlovsky, "We've never felt threatened here."
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