New Engagement!
Youval Hezrony (Roosevelt, NJ) to Estie Green (Lancater, PA) L’Chaim: Monday, Oct. 27th, 7:30pm at Ulam Chana 556 Crown Street
Weekly Story: The Farbrengens For Bnei HaYeshivos On Chol Hamoed Sukkos
Being that in the week of Vov Tishrei, I did not write anything about Rebbetzin Chana’s petira, I decided to mention a few points this week.
New Engagement!
Sruly Rutman (Kyiv, Ukraine) to Chai Henna Friedman (Miami, FL)
Social Security Recipients Get a 2.8% Cost-of-Living Boost in 2026
The Social Security cost-of-living increase will go up by 2.8% in 2026, which translates to an average increase of more than $56 for retirees every month, agency officials said Friday.
Weekly Dvar Torah: Flooded with Light and the Floodgates of Redemption
In this week’s Dvar Torah, Rabbo Katzman speaks about two floods, one from above and one from below, that help direct us towards one goal: the preparation for Moshiach.
A Moment In Chabad History: Rabbi Avraham Barnetsky
Rabbi Barnetsky became a Rebbi in Lubavitcher Yeshiva on February 1st, 1942, just a short time after its opening in 1940. A Chosid of the Frierdiker Rebbe, he became a Rebbi to thousands of students and was very loved.
New Chabad Shluchim To Cater to Nevada’s Forgotten Jews
Meet The New Chabad Emissaries To Northern Nevada, Rabbi Moshe and Doba Cunin who will be providing the needs for a Jewish soul across the vast expanses of Northern Nevada, where many Jews find themselves alone, in need, or forgotten.
Time is Almost Up to Register to Vote or Request a Mail in Ballot
The deadline to register to request a mail in ballot is THIS MOTZEI SHABBOS, OCTOBER 25th. Rabbis speak out “Every Jew Must Vote!”
Kherson Synagogue On Ukraine Frontlines Suffers Direct Hit
A large shell ripped through the roof of Kherson’s central synagogue late Thursday afternoon. The approximately five-foot long tube, which appeared to be the cargo section of a Russian cluster munition, pierced the synagogue roof, slamming through the second-floor sanctuary before coming to a stop in the rabbi’s office on the ground level.
Oholei Torah Celebrates Historic Expansion with the Dedication of the Michelashvili Beis Medrash
With the extraordinary generosity of Rabbi Yossi and Mrs. Yael Michelashvili, Oholei Torah is proud to announce the addition of a magnificent new Zal – The Michelashvili Beis Medrash.
Bringing Parshas Noach to Life at TTOP
In honor of Parshas Noach, TTOP talmidim enjoyed a special visit from a live petting zoo! The boys had the opportunity to meet a variety of animals, bringing the story of Noach and the teivah to life in a fun and hands-on way. The students even had an opportunity to ride ponies and a wagon.
A Building for Living Chassidus
Living Chassidus is entering a new phase in their shlichus! Living Chassidus is the officially recognized Chabad House in Crown Heights, specifically geared for the singles and newlyweds looking for a warm and welcoming Chassidishe community after seminary/yeshiva.
Weekly Letter: The Rebbe’s Response To A Non-Jews Request For A Blessing
In connection with Noach and his descendants – the nations of the world – we share a letter of the Rebbe to a non-Jew who is requesting a blessing from the Rebbe.
Crown Heights United Publishes Endorsement List
Crown Heights Unites has published a list of endorsements for he upcoming NYC elections. Crown Heights Rabbonim, along with 60 shuls and community organizations, have called on the community to come out and vote.
Bereishis Foundation Expands Expertise with Addition of Renowned Therapist to Clinical Board, Invites Crown Heights Volunteers
In a move poised to strengthen its mission of providing accessible mental health support for children, the Bereishis Foundation announced today the appointment of Rivki Jungreis, LCSW, MS.Ed., to its clinical board.
Fifth Year of Jumbo Sukkah Mobiles Brings Simchas Yom Tov to Thousands Across Manhattan
As Yidden around the world celebrated Sukkos 5786, three Jumbo Sukkah Mobiles once again rolled through the streets of Manhattan—offering thousands the opportunity to fulfill the mitzvos of Sukkos with joy and comfort.
Here’s My Story: Dancing In The Rain
Rabbi Binyamin Silberstrom is one of the founders of the Heichal Menachem chasidic library in Jerusalem. He also teaches at the Torat Emet yeshivah, as well as in several Chabad communities throughout the city. He was interviewed in May 2015.
