In the aftermath of Saturday’s shooting at the Chabad of Poway in Southern California, the state’s governor, Gavin Newsom, pledged $15 million for the State Nonprofit Security Grant Program in the state budget.
The program provides unprecedented funding for security grants for nonpublic schools, places of worship and other nonprofit institutions. The program will provide up to $200,000 per recipient and will for the first time allow for security personnel funding for nonprofits at risk of bias crimes or attacks due to their ideology, beliefs or mission.
Last year, just $500,000 was allocated for the program.

The levaya for R’ Pinchas Menachem Pashwazman, who was killed by a rocket in the city of Ashdod, took place in Beit Shemesh tonight at the Bais Hachassidim Ateres Nuchem D’Gur.
Pinchas Menachem was a Gurrer yungerman who was born in Beit Shemesh and moved to Ashdod after he got married. His parents are originally from Monsey, New York, and his father is a rebbi in Gur.
According to the family, this is the third time that the family has lost family members in disasters. His mother’s two brothers perished in disasters, one of them in a terror attack on a bus on Mount Meron, and the other in the Gesher Bnot Yaakov disaster.
He is survived by his wife and four-month old baby.

A Gaza rocket launched at Ashdod today took the life of Rav Pinchas Menahem Pashwazman, a young Gerer Chasid in his 30’s.
The rocket was part of an escalated attack by Hamas this afternoon as the terrorist organization conrinues to ramp up their violence against Israel.
Pashwazman is the fifth person killed by Hamas terrorists since the attacks began over Shabbos.
 
{Matzav.com Israel News}

WATCH: In Israel, when the sirens went off for incoming rockets, these adorable children thought it was in tribute to Holocaust Remembrance Day and stood still until their mother found them.
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