CTeen’s First Regional Leadership Day
The first ever CTeen Regional Leadership Day took place in Crown Heights on a blustery winter day, welcoming 25 teen leaders from the Tri-State area for a motivational and uplifting day.
Daily Archives: February 6, 2019
Beth Rivkah Clothing Drive to Benefit Students
Beth Rivkah has teamed up with one of the leading used clothing distributors, that recycles household items to needy families around the world and breaks down the old clothing that can’t be worn. For every item of clothing that you donate, Beth Rivkah will be getting paid for it, and the proceeds will be used to enhance the many extracurricular programs that benefit our students.
The Special Jewish Moments in Trump’s State of the Union Speech
US President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address on Tuesday night contained several highly resonant moments for the Jewish community, on an emotional scale ranging from tragedy to triumph.
Mezuzah Week in Tel Aviv – A Spiritual Revolution
A revolutionary campaign under the title ‘Mezuzah Week in Tel Aviv’ has recently been launched by the Central Chabad of Tel Aviv, where residents will be able to check the Mezuzot of their homes free of charge and purchase kosher mezuzahs.
Networking Event for Parents of Children with Special Needs
A networking event on services, care and benefits for parents of children with special needs will take place in Crown Heights.
US Military to Acquire Iron Dome
The US Army informed the Ministry of Defense of its decision to purchase Iron Dome systems for immediate use by the US Army.
Crown Heights Rabonim Ban Mic Drop Events
Following the rise of the Mic Drop trend, the Beis Din of Crown heights has published a letter banning the event. The prohibition, based on Halacha, bans the event for Anash.
British Jewish Historian Simon Schama Knighted
UK Jewish historian, best-known as host of popular documentary series and author of 18 books, awarded knighthood at Buckingham Palace.
For Pittsburgh, New Jersey Kids Design Mezuzah Cases
In the days after the tragic synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh, an email from a Chabad rabbi in Pennsylvania helped a New Jersey teacher channel her students’ concerns.
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