``We will never allow the terrorists to overcome us whether it is in India, Israel, Thailand or America or any part of the world,'' he told rediff.com He said the Jewish community, especially the ones who are working with the Chabad House communities in more than 65 countries including India, Kazakhstan, Australia and Norway, ``are shocked, pained, and are very angry'' at what happened to the rabbi and his wife.
'We will never allow terrorists to overcome us'