Pentagon Releases Flight Path of Downed Drone
The Pentagon on Thursday released an image showing the flight path for the drone that was shot down by Iran, in an effort to prove that the drone was shot down in international airspace.
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JNet Honors Volunteers at 6th Annual Dinner
Hundreds of JNet volunteers gathered this Monday at the Jewish Children’s Museum for their 6th annual volunteer appreciation event, which honors the volunteers who dedicate time weekly to learn with Jews all over the world.
Two people were injured, including an 11 year old child in a Crown Height shooting around 7:00pm Thursday evening, leaving the child in critical condition.
Two Injured in Crown Heights Shooting, One was a Child
Two people were injured, including an 11 year old child in a Crown Height shooting around 7:00pm Thursday evening, leaving the child in critical condition.
Free Vaccinations in Crown Heights
There is an easy way to protect your kids this summer. A group of volunteer doctors and nurses are making this super easy by arranging a free vaccination clinic in Crown Heights.
Weekly Letter: The Entire Congregation Are All Holy
In keeping with these parshi’os, which deal with the tribe of Levy – the kohanim and levi’im – their count and their service in the mishkan, we present a letter of the Rebbe on the subject of “an hereditary aristocracy in the persons of Kohanim and Leviim”. Although Judaism recognizes a distinction of hereditary classes – at the same time – the essential spirit of Judaism rests on the view that “the entire congregation are all holy.” The Rebbe explains and reconciles the seeming inconsistency of these two ideas.
Worldwide Program Aims to Study All of the Rebbe’s 1,562 Chassidic Discourses
During his 40-plus years of leadership, the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, spoke publicly for thousands of hours. In preparation for the 25th anniversary of the Rebbe’s passing on 3 Tammuz, to be observed this year on Shabbat, July 6th, Chassidic communities around the world are joining forces to allocate the study of the maamarim.
Rabbi Goldstein to Address the United Nations
Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein, survivor of the Poway Chabad shooting and the congregation’s leader, is set to address the United Nations General Assembly in a special sitting on antisemitism next week.
JEM: Batch #3 of Newly Scanned Photos
Over the past two weeks, Living Archive posted 7,000 newly scanned and uploaded pictures, and the feedback was incredible. The photos were sent from hand to hand, and many people found themselves and their family members.
Watch As Thousands Join to Celebrate the Return of Stolen Sifrei Torah in Bnei Brak
Watch as thousands participated Wednesday evening in the emotional procession marking the return of the four sifrei Torah that were stolen last week from the Tiferes Shimon shul (Orchos Torah alumni) on Rechov Rabi Akiva in Bnei Brak.
Here’s My Story: Clandestine Cooperation
Winner of the Israel Prize, Aryeh “Lova” Eliav (1921-2010) was an Israeli politician who held various government posts, including serving in the Knesset. He was interviewed in his home in Tel Aviv, Israel, in January of 2007. This story has previously been published in the book My Story.
Video of the Day
Watch as Chazzen Aryeh Leib Hurwitz of Crown Heights and Chazzen Yossi Lebovics of Florida sing a duet of the famous cantorial piece “Shehecheyanu.”
Photo Gallery: A Visit to Kfar Chabad
We preset a photo gallery submitted by Morde’hai Lubecki on his visit to Kfar Chabad in Israel.
(A MQ-4C Triton Photo: northropgrumman.com)
Iran Shoots Down US Military Drone in Gulf
Iran on Thursday shot down a US military drone that it said was flying over one of its southern provinces on the Gulf, increasing fears of military conflict as Washington seeks to isolate Tehran over its nuclear and regional activities.
For The First Time, NYC Hatzalah Receives City Council Funding
For the first time ever, Hatzoloh – the volunteer ambulance service that responds to over 50,000 emergency medical calls every year – has received City Council funding.
Tennis Capital Gets New Center and Scores “Advantage Chabad”
It’s a little over thirty years in the making, but Chabad of Wimbledon now has its very own center. London is divided into North and South by the River Thames. North London is home to numerous thriving Jewish communities, but the South’s five thousand Jews are spread over an area of about 240 miles.
Frankfurt Welcomes New Sefer Torah
The streets of Frankfurt, Germany, the economic capital of Germany, were filled at a joyous Torah completion ceremony this past Sunday
Iran Tried to Establish Spy Infrastructure in Israel
The Shin Bet revealed an attempt by Iranian intelligence to set up an espionage infrastructure in Israel and arrested Taar Shafoot, a Jordanian citizen born in Hebron.
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