Chaim V’Chessed continues to serve the public during this challenging time and is receiving a wide variety of inquiries. Here are a number of updates on different fronts.
For the 46th consecutive year, Chabad of South Broward distributed Shalach Monos, smiles, and the Purim spirit to hundreds of Seniors in South Broward Nursing Homes and Retirement Homes.
Give tzedakah directly to the famous CSSY Tzedakah box, in which the Rebbe put tzedakah. Music and treats for children throughout the day.
A classic Chabad Nigun that was sung by the Lubavitcher Rebbe at Purim Farbrengens set to the words of the liturgy recited following the reading of the Megillah on Purim.
The US Supreme Court blocked Democrats from redrawing New York City’s lone GOP-held House seat following an emergency appeal from Rep. Nicole Malliotakis.
On Sunday afternoon, a ballistic missile fired from Iran tore through a residential neighborhood in Beit Shemesh, destroying a synagogue and collapsing the public bomb shelter beneath it. Nine people were killed. More than 40 were injured.
An important public notice from the Crown Heights Badatz (in Hebrew and English) was released today regarding updated response hours and the expansion of Beis Din services.
AI provided speed, and the group of Shluchim provided on-the-ground experience, the kind that only comes from running a Megillah reading in a Chabad house at 11 pm with hundreds of people and children swinging groggers.
How does a Chabad emissary do Purim when sirens are sounding and public gatherings are banned? That was the question Rabbi Roei and Mushkie Uliel and their colleagues across Israel faced within hours of the first Iranian missile strikes on Shabbat morning.
Earlier today, in federal court in Brooklyn, a complaint was unsealed charging Dan Sohail with intentionally damaging religious property, specifically the global headquarters for the Chabad-Lubavitch movement (Chabad Headquarters) in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
Congratulations to the Winners of Hadar Hatorah’s 27th Annual Purim Raffle.
The show was attended by over 1,300 men, women, and children who laughed and cried throughout the 91-minute production. Now, you can get a front-row seat to the show everyone has been talking about, bringing all the Chassidishe entertainment and valuable toichen into your home.
On the third day of the Iran conflict, Israel continues battling Iran as missiles keep flying and residents across the country are frequently being sent to bomb shelters. Daily life remains disrupted, and travel in and out of Israel continues to be extremely limited.
The event drew an impressive crowd of over 400 participants – local Anash, bochurim from the Mesivta and Zal, and Rabbanim from across the region – all joining together in a remarkable display of achdus and hiskashrus.
The ongoing and rapidly changing war on Iran has taken shape over the last 24 hours. CrownHeights.info provides an overview of updates for our reader.
The conflict with Iran has now entered its second day. Israel remains partially shut down under the ongoing state of emergency, with various restrictions still in place throughout the country.
A unique and unforgettable event took place this past Motzei Shabbos at ULY hall. Cheder Ohr Menachem in Crown Heights gathered together for a cheder-wide Siyum Horambam and Avos U’Banim event.
