A Chabad Rabbi in Boston, Rabbi Shlomo Noginski, was stabbed outside a Brighton synagogue Thursday afternoon. Boston Police were called to Chestnut Hill Ave. around 1 p.m. The Rabbi was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries and one suspect was taken into custody.
His name for Tehillim is Shlomo ben Zlata Miriam. Besuros Tovos!
Dear Parents,
Earlier today Rabbi Shlomo Noginski was attacked on the street outside the Shaloh House. He is, thank G-d, in stable condition and being treated in the hospital for stab wounds to his arm and police have arrested the suspected attacker. The incident is still being investigated by the police.
As soon as our staff became aware of what happened outside, our facility went into lock down to ensure the safety of all the children and staff in our camp. At no point during the incident were any of the children in danger.
The police have given us the all clear and pick up will be at 4 p.m. Please don’t be alarmed by the police presence that will be at Shaloh House during pick up.
The safety of our children and staff is of the utmost importance to us and we will be increasing security at the Shaloh House throughout the remainder of the summer.
We are all very shaken by what happened and ask for you to please keep Rabbi Noginski in your prayers for a refuah sheleima, speedy and complete recovery (Shlomo ben Zlata Miriam). We are heartened by the outpouring of concern and compassion we have received in just the last hours since the incident.
If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me.
Rabbi Dan Rodkin
Executive Director
Shaloh House
Brighton
Agudath Israel urges all to daven for Rabbi Shlomo Noginski, (Shlomo Ben Zlata Miriam) who was stabbed today outside the @chabad Shaloh House Jewish Day School in Boston.
We are grateful to @bostonpolice for their quick response and apprehension of the suspect.
— Agudath Israel of America (@AgudahNews) July 1, 2021
