As the new school year begins, a timely address from Mr. Eliyahu Kholodenko, Founder and CEO of Questrade, speaking at Kinus Hamechanchim about the extraordinary impact of mechanchim and the central role they play in carrying out the Rebbe’s vision for chinuch.
Nachman Hakohen Temkin (Argentina) to Tali Lancewicki (Miami, Florida)
Yosef Madar (Crown Heights) to Sarah Edelkopf (Milan, Italy) L’Chaim: Thursday, Sept. 3rd, 8:00pm at The JCM
Menachem Mendel Banin (Venice, Italy) to Menucha Rochel Albukerk (Crown Heights)
In 1819, in the town of Kopust (Kopys), in present-day Belarus, a Chassidic work rolled off the printing press for the first time and quickly made waves throughout the Jewish world. More than two centuries later, it continues to inspire, uplift and transform the High Holiday experience of readers around the world.
As part of the Department’s efforts, over $560,000 in cryptocurrency donations destined for Hamas were seized and its fundraising and recruitment communication platforms and websites were disrupted.
At the resting place of the First Lubavitcher Rebbe, the representatives from Dnipro prayed on behalf of the entire Jewish community of the city, and also took part in a farbrengen dedicated to this special date on the Jewish calendar.
For many years, it has been the dream and vision of Oholei Torah to provide a fully immersive Chinuch Al Taharas HaKodesh experience from cradle to chuppah, throughout the entire year, winter and summer. Today, the Yeshiva took another significant step toward fulfilling that vision with the opening of its new two year old program.
Levi Friedman (Crown Heights) to Devorah Eckhaus (Crown Heights) L’Chaim: Tonight, Wednesday, 8:00pm at The JCM Second Floor
From a new Jewish cemetery in Taiwan to new shluchim, schools, mikvahs and kosher infrastructure across the continent, the Kinus marked four decades of growth and launched a new fund to seed the future.
In a letter issued ahead of Elul, Agudas Chassidei Chabad urges Chassidim to reconsider the use of photographs, recordings and Sichos of the Rebbe in advertisements, campaigns and promotional materials, emphasizing that even holy causes do not justify using the Rebbe as a means of attracting publicity.
Among the missing are two Israelis, including a 60-year-old man, and some 30 Jewish visitors and local residents, says Chani Lifshitz.
For someone recovering from a stroke, living with a brain injury, neurological challenge, or another disability, these tools can mean much more than convenience.
This past Monday night, more than 300 members and friends of the South Broward Jewish community gathered at Turnberry Aventura Jewish Center to celebrate the 45th Annual Dinner of Congregation Levi Yitzchok-Lubavitch/Chabad of South Broward Headquarters.
Then Sammy’s Bar Mitzvah approached. With it came a new set of worries. Who would come? How would they afford it? And the question Sammy wanted answered most: Would his father be there?
Yisroel and Miriam (née Haberman) Cohen from Remsen Village had a baby boy!
When Rabbi Dov and Runya Wagner first drew up plans some fifteen years ago, the idea was modest: raise a million dollars, add about a thousand square feet to the dining room. The project grew roughly tenfold.
