JCCGCI Secures Nearly $15 Million to Expand High-Quality After-School and Summer Programming at Crown Heights Mosdos
The major award will significantly expand JCCGCI’s after-school and summer programming for children and families in Crown Heights.
A Bracha 50 Years Ago Comes True Today
You’ve probably heard that our Chabad House in Simcha Monica is running a matching campaign these days. But I want to give you the back story – the incredible back story.
Honda Recalls 99,000 Vehicles, Including Odysseys, Over Flaw That Could Trigger Unintended Airbag Deployment
The recall covers an estimated 98,892 Honda and Acura vehicles from model years 2016 through 2026, according to a May 21 notice from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
The Jew Project: Olivia S. Raykhman, Commissioned Officer in The U.S. Air Force
Olivia S. Raykhman, a Commissioned Officer in The U.S. Air Force whose decorated career in the US armed Force mirror her accomplishments in Jewish social programs, sat down with Yisroel Teitelbaum of the Jew Project for a portrait.
Baby Boy!
Moshe and Chaya Mushka (nee Sherr) Levi from Pomona, NY had a baby boy!
Op-Ed: The Shidduch Crisis We Don’t Talk About – Saying No Before Giving It a Chance
Everyone talks about the “shidduch crisis.” We discuss demographics, age gaps, resumes, references, and matchmaking strategies. But there is another crisis quietly unfolding in our community: the normalization of saying no before giving something a real chance.
First-Ever Tanya Printed Aboard Private Jet
In a unique milestone in the global campaign to spread the wellsprings of Chassidus, what is believed to be the first-ever Tanya printed aboard a private airplane has now taken flight.
Oholei Torah’s Grand Pre1A Siddur Party Brings Families Together in Celebration
ringing together all Pre1A classes for one unified celebration, the festive event, led by Pre1A Menahel Rabbi Berel Greenfeld, welcomed parents, grandparents, and family members to share in this special milestone in the lives of the talmidim.
At Graduation, 25,000 Students Stand Confident in Their Jewish Identity
As schools held end-of-year graduation ceremonies this spring, the celebrations marked the culmination of a year-long curriculum designed not just to teach, but to shape how children see themselves as Jews.
NYS Assembly Candidate Highlights Crown Heights Parks, Notes Neglect and Dangerous Conditions
NYS Assembly candidate Ahron Gluck highlighted unsafe conditions in Crown Heights parks as he looks to unseat incumbent Assemblyman Brian Cunningham.
HY’D: IDF Doctor Killed In Hezbollah Drone Strike
The slain officer is named as Cpt. Dr. Ori Yosef Silvester, 30, the doctor of the Givati Brigade’s Shaked Battalion, from Tel Aviv.
Bayis Neman – Saving Marriages In The Torah Way
In a candid interview with N’shei Chabad Newsletter, Rabbi Shaya Shagalow of Bayis Neman shares insights into the Torah-based approach that has helped countless couples strengthen their marriages, rebuild trust, and rediscover the joy of partnership.
Taharas Habayis Review Series Going Strong
Following the powerful opening shiur of the annual Taharas Habayis’ review with Rabbi Yisroel Fried, Shliach, Upper Westside Manhattan, many yungerlait gathered this past Wednesday evening for the second installment featuring Rabbi Yossef Yeshaya Braun , Mara D’asra and member of the Badatz of Crown Heights.
Shneor Orel Releases “Shaarei Shamayim Petach” Reimagined
After performing at countless wedding ceremonies, Bar Mitzvah celebrations and live events, and following the success of his original single “Shir HaGeulah,” which surpassed 100K views on YouTube, Shneor Orel now presents a fresh and emotional interpretation of “Shaarei Shamayim Petach.”
Baby Named in Memory of Raizel Blesofsky Halfway Across the World
Last week, Raizel Blesofsky of Brooklyn, a pregnant first-time mom, tragically passed away at the age of 23. Her baby was left struggling for his life. Across the world, in Cape Town, South Africa, Rabbi Nissen and Ariella Goldman were expecting a child. They did not know Raizel personally, but throughout Ariella’s birth, they both kept thinking of her.
How the Rainbow Got Its Stripes; First Illustrated Book for Noahide Children Published in Russian
The first illustrated Russian-language book for Noahide children, How the Rainbow Got Its Stripes: The Tale of the Seven Noahide Laws, has been published in Russia, offering young readers and their families a clear and engaging introduction to the Seven Noahide Laws.
In the Light of Petersburg’s White Nights: The Kinus Hashluchim of Russia’s Rabbis Captivated the Great City at a Pinnacle of Strength and Innovation
This past Shabbat, the city experienced an extraordinary event as some two hundred city rabbis and Chabad shluchim from all across Russia and the former CIS countries gathered for the regional “Kinus Hashluchim.”
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