1,250 shofars stolen from Crown Heights man's garage
Over 30 boxes containing the ancient musical horns made from Kudu antelope in Africa were missing.
By JERUSALEM POST STAFFThe shofar played a role in the annointment of ancient Israelite kings (photo credit: JWG)
Some 1,250 Yemenite Shofars were stolen from a 70-year-old man's Brooklyn home on Thursday, the New York Post reported.The man was inside his garage in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brookyn when he discovered that a thief had come in through the garage door.Over 30 boxes containing the ancient horns made from Kudu antelope in Africa were missing.The thief has yet to be caught.Shofars are traditionally blown on Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish new year, as a call to repent.
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