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The Jewish Imperative of an Animal-Free Diet

Jeffrey Cohan, the Executive Director of Jewish Veg, is coming to Teaneck, NJ. He will be leading an hour-long, interactive presentation at Congregation Beth Sholom on the significance of Tza’ar Baalei Chayim (the Jewish mandate to prevent animal suffering) in our contemporary world.

This event begins at 7 pm and is free and open to the public.

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Jeffrey Cohan

I'm the Executive Director of Jewish Vegetarians of North America.

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