The United Arab Emirates will officially leave the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) beginning May 1, according to a statement on Tuesday published in the UAE’s official state news agency WAM.
A conversation with Holocaust survivor Edith Eger OBM. Her New York Times best-selling book, Embrace the Possible tells the story of the horrors she experienced in Auschwitz, her struggle with survivor’s guilt and flashbacks, and her journey towards healing.
Launched last year at Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky’s first yartzeit, Kitchen of Kindness International is officially opening registration to expand from a 15-community pilot into a global network ahead of his second yartzeit.
As participants of MEF’s Kadima L’Chinuch teacher training program, they are highlighting the importance of choosing Chinuch in a way where they will be able to create a deep impact on our children.
A violent stabbing attack in the heart of London’s Jewish community has sent shockwaves across the Orthodox world, after two Jewish men were wounded in what authorities and community leaders are increasingly viewing as a targeted antisemitic assault.
Ranked the #1 liberal arts college in the United States and home to a population of about 2,000, the small but prestigious Massachusetts school is known for its intimate learning environment and research programs.
Firefighters responded to an active fire on Sterling Street in Crown Heights Tuesday afternoon. They quickly put out the flames.
Rabbi Nosson Kornhauser had finally arrived home after driving more than 300 kilometers across Australia’s Central Coast, delivering matzah to nearly 50 Jewish homes scattered across the northern region of New South Wales before Passover this year — when his phone rang.
Tomchei Temimim is now approaching nearly a decade of hosting a community-wide Arainfirenish. What began as a vision has grown into a well-known and widely followed initiative.
Residents of Crown Heights will soon have an important opportunity to gain lifesaving skills, as a free CPR training course is set to take place for women at Lubavitcher Yeshiva Crown Street.
It’s against the Rebbe, Chasidus and Torah to drink. Having one little lchaim in the right setting is fine. Any Mashpia under 40 according to the Rebbe isn’t allowed to drink. If the Mashpia tells you otherwise he is lying.
The legislation (A2400/S1847) will require the New York State Public Service Commission (PSC) to consider the economic impact of proposed rate hikes on consumers’ ability to pay before approving them, aiming to ensure families are not priced out of essential services.
Crown Heights Askonim are requesting the anash turnout tonight at the Brooklyn Community Board 9 (CB9) public meeting, the meeting will be taking place in a large venue with enough room for hundreds of residents to attend.
Bochurim from Yeshivos around the world united in a Moshiach Chidon learning initiative, demonstrating their commitment to promoting learning about Moshiach and fostering Achdus among yeshiva Bochurim worldwide.
For two days, the sun-soaked island of Mykonos, better known for its beaches and nightlife than for Jewish life, became an unlikely nerve center of Jewish continuity.
As Lag B’Omer begins Monday night, a community bonfire event will be taking place at Wingate High School located at 600 Kingston Ave. (between Rutland Rd and Winthrop St).
Menachem Mendel Backman (Crown Heights) to Elka Miriam Ross (Toronto, Canada)
