24 Years Later, Part 1: A Memoir From A Hatzalah Volunteer
In the days following the horror of September 11th, 2001 a Hatzalah volunteer, who was present at ground zero as the towers collapsed, penned the following memoir of the events of that day.
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In Memory Of My Friend, Charlie Kirk Of Blessed Memory
Words cannot express the depth of our grief at the tragic murder of my dear friend, Charlie Kirk , just moments ago by an evil gunman. Charlie was not only a national leader; he was also my neighbor here in Scottsdale, Arizona, with whom I shared a special bond.
Information to be Menachem Avel the Goldman Family
The Goldman family will be sitting Shiva following the passing of Rabbi Moshe Pesach Goldman OBM. Times and location in extended article.
24 Hours Left! Go Over the Top with Aleph
From prison cells to army bases, Aleph is there to remind every Jewish soul that they are never forgotten.
44th Annual Dinner a Tremendous Success in South Broward
Rabbi Raphael Tennenhaus announced that $3.5 million dollars has been committed to the expansion Phase 1. The remaining $1.5 million will be raised Chanukah time.
Hands-On Shofar Workshop at Lubavitcher Yeshiva
Just ahead of the Yomim Nora’im, the talmidim of Lubavitcher Yeshiva participated in a unique shofar factory workshop, led by Rabbi Michoel Albakerk of Tzivos Hashem.
Faith and Action: Relive the Rebbe’s 18 Elul 1986 Farbrengen
Step into the new year with renewed energy, deeper commitment, and an open heart. Now available in enhanced quality and fully subtitled, you are invited to experience the Farbrengen of Chai Elul 5746 (September 22, 1986).
“Never Again Is Now: We Will Fight Antisemitism Relentlessly,” Declares New U.S. Ambassador in Kyiv During Visit to Babi Yar With Chief Rabbi
Julie Fisher, the newly appointed U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine, visited the Babi Yar memorial together with Rabbi Yonatan Markovitch and Rabbi Rafael Rotman, and declared: “We will stand alongside the Jewish community in Ukraine and will not allow antisemitism to rise again. The United States is committed to ensuring that atrocities against Jews never happen again.”
Inflation Refund Checks Heading to New Yorkers Soon
Get ready, New Yorkers – inflation refund checks will be heading to your mailbox starting at the end of September, according to the state’s Department of Taxation and Finance.
Chabad of Delhi, India’s Unique Gift to Israel’s Finance Minister
A central highlight of the visit of Israel’s Finance Minister to Delhi, India, was a special ceremony in which Smotrich received a beautifully printed Tanya, produced at the Chabad House in Delhi itself.
INBOX: The Crisis of Jewish Workers
In today’s competitive business environment, Jewish local businesses often face a difficult choice: hire Jewish workers or opt for less expensive non-Jewish employees for competitive advantage or even employ remote workers. While the latter may seem financially beneficial, it poses significant ethical and communal issues.
Lubavitch Bochur Arrested In Ben Gurion Airport Over Draft Dodging
Reports from Eretz Yisroel show that Israel’s security apparatus has begun enforcement of draft dodgers as they attempt to leave the country, including the arrest of a Lubavitcher on his way to Crown Heights for Tishrei.
50 Years of Mivtza Chinuch: The Chinuch Office Expands to Strengthen Jewish Education
The Rebbe taught that every Jew is both a student and a teacher, and that empowering children during their formative years is essential to securing the future of the Jewish nation.
Duo on Crime Spree Targets Crown Heights, One Arrested In Knifepoint Robbery
A teen duo on a crime spree in Crown Heights pulled off a knifepoint robbery in broad daylight Tuesday, but only one of the two managed to get away thanks to Shomrim and the NYPD.
How A Summer Journey Empowered Public School Teens to Live Jewishly Back Home
More than the fun times and the memories that were created, the boys came back home with a stronger Jewish identity and the confidence to live more proudly as Jews back in their everyday lives.
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