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'''Massachusetts''' (in | '''Massachusetts''' (in Hebrew: '''מסצ'וסטס'''), is the fourteenth largest state by population in the United States, with approximately 7 million people living there as of 5780 (2020), including over one hundred thousand Jews. | ||
Settlement in the area began as early as 5380 (1620), and the region began to be populated at a rapid pace. In 5390 (1630), the state capital, Boston, was founded. | Settlement in the area began as early as 5380 (1620), and the region began to be populated at a rapid pace. In 5390 (1630), the state capital, Boston, was founded. | ||
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== Further Reading == | == Further Reading == | ||
* Kfar Chabad Weekly, Issue 259 page 42. | * Kfar Chabad Weekly, Issue 259 page 42. | ||
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
* Local press reports on Chabad house activities in the state - col website | * Local press reports on Chabad house activities in the state - col website | ||
* Chabad houses in Massachusetts on the 'Chabad House' website. | * Chabad houses in Massachusetts on the 'Chabad House' website. | ||
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