JLI: How Shabbat Can Change the Way You See the World
Take a dive into the rules of separating bad from good on Shabbat and unpack the surprising implications for the way we perceive others.
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Eber’s Pesach Liquor and Wine Sale
MTA, Trump Admin Reach Congestion Pricing Agreement That Would Keep Tolls in Place Until the Fall
Congestion pricing will likely remain in the heart of Manhattan until the fall under an agreement struck between the Trump administration and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority — before a federal judge then ultimately decides the controversial toll’s fate, according to court documents.
Treasures from the Rebbe’s Library – Pesach Edition
In the Pesach Ediion of Treasures from the Rebbe’s Library, the Arizal Siddur used by the Rabbeim by the Seder, tThe Frierdiker Rebbe’s Ka’arah, the Rebbe’s Ka’arah, the Rebbe’s Pesach Becher, and the Alter Rebbe’s bowl are presented.
Trump Raises Tariffs on China to 104%
The US is raising tariffs on China by another 50% to 104%, the White House announced today (Tuesday). The new tariffs are set to take effect at midnight tonight Eastern Standard Time.
A Joyous Celebration: Mikveh Raphael and Beit Yosef Yitzchok Shul Open in New Haven
With heartfelt joy and pride, the Israeli Jewish community of New Haven gathered to celebrate a truly momentous occasion—the grand opening of Mikveh Raphael and Beit Yosef Yitzchok Shul.
Illuminating the Way Home
As a young girl, I was fortunate to watch my dear aunt Esther Sternberg invest effort, devotion, and passion into Mivtza Neshek. She took her marching orders from the Rebbe seriously.
Op-Ed: “What Teachers Would Love For Pesach”
One of the classic frustrations that we deal with as teachers is that we hardly receive any positive feedback or encouragement for our hard work. Negative comments and flack? Plentiful. But a call or text from a parent about how happy their child is? Rarely…
Michtav Kloli From The Rebbe Made Available For Yud Aleph Nissan
As we approach Yud Aleph Nissan, a Michtav Kloli from the Rebbe from 5725 has been made available in three languages.
Little Girl Discovers 3,800-Years-Old Canaanite Seal On Family Trip Near Beit Shemesh
Early this past March, during a family trip to Tel Azeka, near Beit Shemesh, 3.5-year-old Ziv Nitzan from Moshav Ramot Meir found an ancient scarab amulet, about 3,800 years old.
Hostage Families Urge Participation in Yud Alef Nissan Mitzvah Tank Parade
Former Hostage and family members of hostages currently being held in Gaza, call on everyone to take part in the Mitzvah Tank Parade and join in Zechus of their loved ones held in captivity.
New ID Required for Air Travel Next Month
If you’re planning to take a flight in the spring and summer, make sure to check your identification – airport travel will require a REAL ID issued by the state.
Baking Matzah Under Fire in Ukraine
When Rabbi Yaakov Stambler hit on the idea to make a handmade shmurah matzah bakery in Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine, in 2002, it seemed like a perfect fit. Indeed, within a few years, the Tiferes Hamatzos bakery was employing close to 100 people, producing many tons of matzah, and shipping it to the United States, Europe and Israel.
JLI: How One IDF Soldier Went Viral in the Heat of Combat
Meet Noam Buskila—a father of six, a singer, a teacher, a paratrooper, and a proud resident of Tzfat. You’ve seen the videos—now hear the story.
The Geriatrician Who Prescribes Matzah and Meaning in Miami Beach
“Take Two and call me in the morning”, says Dr. Ami Levin with a warm smile as he hands two matzahs to his longtime patients, Isaac and Joelle Zimbalist.
Subsidized Bus Service To The Ohel For 38 Hours Straight
In honor of Yud Aleph Nissan, the Ohel Bus Service will be providing extra subsidized transportation round trip from Crown Heights to the Ohel for 38 hours straight.
Op-Ed: Turn Off to Tune In, A Wake-Up Call for Our Times
These images may be man made, but as the saying goes, “Every dream contains a hint of truth.” Let’s use these viral photos as a wake-up call. Not just to cringe, but to act.
Hundreds Attend Levaya of Beloved Shamash of Moscow’s Central Shul
With hearts full of sorrow and grief, the Jewish community of Moscow bid farewell to the beloved shamash of the Marina Roscha Central shul, R’ Zvi Hirsch Gershoy, known to all as “Grisha.” For over two decades, he faithfully fulfilled his role each and every day in service of the sanctity of the shul.
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