Hundreds joined a class given by Rabbi Chay Amar in the merit of jnet.org director Rabbi Yudi Dukes, who is recovering from Covid-19. To everyone’s surprise Rabbi Dukes joined and shared words of inspiration.
Multiple Chabad organizations in Rockland County will be receiving large homeland security grants in a $90 Million Grant initiative to upgrade security.
For more than a decade, Norman Rosenbaum was a fixture in New York City, a fiery Australian who became a fixture on front pages and nightly newscasts for his impassioned speeches—many on the steps of City Hall, demanding justice in the face of entrenched anti-Semitism after the infamous 1991 Crown Heights riots, in which his younger brother Yankel was brutally murdered. Rosenbaum passed away on July 25 in Melbourne, Australia. He was 63 years old.
Lubavitch kolel of London is coming out with a new campaign, encouraging Anash to partake in the new daily Gemara program following the calling of the Frierdiker Rebbe to Chasidim in the year 5483 to study a Perek of Tanya and an Amud Gemara daily.
Commemorating the 76th yahrzeit of Reb Levi Yitzchok, the Rebbe’s father, Merkos 302 has organized a day of learning, lectures and farbrengens celebrating his life, teachings and legacy.
Rabbi Motti Feldman, together with his son Rabbi Menachem, are Shluchim who lead the community of Dover Heights Shule in Sydney, Australia. Singing together for many years, they have released a rendition of the famed cantorial piece “Shehechiyanu”.
Have you heard of little Nissi Estrin? You are probably one of the thousands of people who said Tehillim for him a few years ago. He’s now an incredibly happy 4 and a half year old boy with an infectious smile. His love for life and energetic personality belies the fact that due to complex cardiac disease and GI defects, he wasn’t expected to live at all.
When Rabbis Elkanah Shmotkin and Boruch Oberlander began research on the Rebbe’s upbringing in Nikolayev, Ukraine, for Jewish Educational Media’s Early Years, they could not have imagined the political and cultural impact their work would have on the local populace. Now, nearly fifteen years after the initial contact with the Ukrainian government, a new book has been published by the State Archives of the Nikolayev Region.
You don’t expect to find a book by Rabbi Manis Friedman in the children’s section at the local bookstore. Yet that is exactly where you will find Rabbi Friedman’s newly released “Who Needs You.”
Yeshivas Kayitz Kingston, which normally takes place each year in Kingston, NY, found it’s temporary grounds in Pennsylvanian under water as Tropical Storm Isaias floods the camp. Updated with message from YKK.
Ohel Yosef Yitzchok invites all to a Farbrengen in honor of the 15th of Av. Rabbi Paltiel will share chassidic insights about this special day.
Rabbi Simon Jacobson is launches a new video series entitled: In Conversation with World Leaders, and premiering Monday, August 3rd. The first episode will feature Rabbi Berel Lazar, Chief Rabbi of Russia.
Back by popular demand, mikvah.org presents a second story session, featuring 12 women in 6 location for one powerful hour. Hear of tremendous dedication to Mikvah during corona times as well as through various life challenges and walk away with a renewed inspiration for yourself.
Hurricane Hanna roared through southern Texas this weekend, leaving flooded roadways and homes, downed trees, broken roofs and power outages in its wake, as the coronavirus continues to spread throughout the state. Chabad representatives are busy reaching out to the community, particularly the elderly, while trying to safeguard the area’s kosher-food supplies.
Due to the uncertainties of traveling abroad, some families and girls are reconsidering their options for this coming Seminary year. Perhaps this year, a local, U.S, two decade old Seminary, is the most practical and amazing option?
“The End of an Era…” As the revel mopeds disappear from the street of New York City, many motorists breath a sigh of relief, while other New Yorkers breath a sigh of frustration at the loss of a convenient mode of transportation.
“Moshiach is not Just a Lubavitcher thing.” Watch to see from Rabbi Moshe Weinberger, Rov of Kehillas Aish Kodesh in the Five Towns, and Mashpia at Yeshiva University.
