Long Beach rabbi headed to Israel to show support
Rabbi Eli Goodman will be with a group of 20 rabbis from across the country and Canada, visiting soldiers in the front lines and in hospitals.
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7ds agoRabbi Eli Goodman, of Chabad of the Beaches in Long Beach, is going to Israel on a mission of solidarity.
He will be with a group of 20 rabbis from across the country and Canada, visiting soldiers in the front lines and in hospitals.
Rabbi Goodman leaves for Israel Saturday night.
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