Shots Fired At Chabad School In Toronto Over Shabbos
Bais Chaya Mushka Elementary School, a Chabad school in Toronto Canada, was targeted over shabbos when two people fired multiple rounds at the building, causing light damage.
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Can we rely on you? The organization that the Rebbe made an appeal for
When Crown Heights Hatzlah rushes to a patient and gauges what equipment, gear, and/or medications will be needed, money indeed is never a factor. Whatever it takes to bring the best possible treatment is the only option. Hatzalah never considers the cost.
KSCVK Will Be At The Lag B’Omer Parade Fair, Will You Be?
As thousands of families back the streets for the Lag B’Omer Great Parade Fair, KSCVK will have its own booth, so don’t forget to come by for a visit.
The Rebbe’s Words Inspired New Thank You Hashem Song
In honor of Lag Ba’Omer, TYH Nation has produced a new song inspiring listeners to do whatever they can to bring Moshiach. Vocals by 8th Day band, produced by Izzy Drihem and Mendy Portnoy, inspired by The Rebbe.
Shluchim Online School Holds In Person 8th Grade Graduation
You’re in 8th grade having the graduation of your dreams with your best friends. That’s right: the Shluchim Online School 8th grade boys traveled in from around the world for the graduation trip and ceremony they’ve been counting down for.
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New Podcast Delves into Unknown Stories in Tanach
A new podcast released by Rabbi Shmuel Aber delves in-depth into the little-known stories behind the personalities in Navi. The new podcast series, titled “Untold Stories of the Torah”, aims to shed light on the lesser-known facets of the Tanach by exploring the stories and hidden details behind the famous Torah figures.
Chabad History With Rabbi Dalfin – Rabbi Moshe Yosef Engel, College Campus and Shul (Part #5)
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin, author and Chasidic historian shares interesting facts, many revealed for the first time. The purpose of his program is to inspire all but especially the youth. Watch another installment here on CrownHeights.info.
A student dons tefillin and says a prayer near the Drexel University encampment, where anti-Israel protesters are calling for the end of Jewish groups on campus. Photo: Chabad of Drexel
Antisemitic Encampment Demand to Remove Chabad at Drexel Brings Jewish Students Together
On Wednesday night, the anti-Israel encampment at Drexel University in Philadelphia was ordered disbanded by the local police department. Protesters left ahead of police action, and did so without their many demands being met, including that the school terminate its relationship with Chabad and Hillel at Drexel, and with Jewish pride stronger than ever.
Special Zchus to Be Part of the Simcha of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai
It is considered a great zchus to contribute to the expenses of Lag B’Omer celebrations. The organizers of the parade are launching a campaign to make it easy to take part in the great simcha of Rashbi by supporting the Lag B’Omer parade and celebration.
The Rebbe’s Request: Solidarity With Eretz Yisroel At The Lag Baomer Parade
A moment previously not known to be recorded was recently discovered on video at JEM, bringing to light a unique Lag Baomer occurrence.
Tribute To Reb Zalman Yudkin OBM, Loved By All
Author and Historian Rabbi Chaim Dalfin gives a tribute to Reb Zalman Yudkin OBM, a well known figure in Crown Heights who learned in Novardik, was brought to Chabad by Rabbi Hodakov, and saw Reb Itche der Masmid.
BESHT: Lag B’omer
Shabbos at the BESHT: Rabbi Naftali Silberberg is a renowned scholar known for his sharp wit and vast Talmudic knowledge. He currently serves as editor at JLI, as well as contributing writer to chabad.org and AskMoses.com. He will be giving this week’s Shiur on Lag B’omer.
Weekly Story: A Custom of Reb Itche the Masmid
This past week, three people asked me about a story that is told about Reb Yitzchok Horowitz / Gurewitz, who is known as Reb Itche the Masmid. As is known, Reb Itche the Masmid was an exceptional chossid, who even on a regular weekday davened for many hours. It is also known that he had accepted upon himself certain stringencies, that barely anyone else accepted upon themselves. The story I was asked, was about one of his stringencies concerning Pesach.
JEM: Why I Quit Colombia University and Started A College in Israel
When academic and artist, Mel Alexenberg, was considering giving up his position at New York’s Columbia University and relocating to Israel, he and his wife were looking to do something out of the box. As it turned out, the Rebbe had just the idea.
Weekly Dvar Torah: Lag Baomer, Pesach Sheni and Beis Iyar, Overcoming the Worlds Limiting View
In this week’s Dvar Torah, Rabbi Katzman takes on three special days that are found in close proximity to each other. That may not be a coincidence.
YTTL Queens’ Tehillim Reverberates Throughout the Shechuna
Last Shabbos, the Tmimim embarked on an extraordinary initiative, introducing a “Chevras Tehilim” program in various Shuls throughout the Shchuna.
Students Win the Biggest Prize for Gemara Learning
Students who successfully participated in Igud Hamelamdim’s Mivtza Torah were well rewarded for their efforts. But the biggest prize of all was their ability to learn Gemara on their own.
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