We have the ability to fulfill the Rebbe’s wishes that 770 be expanded now, stop waiting for issues to be resolved or for others to do their part. YOU must, “Do everything that YOU can,” to bring about the expansion. Op-Ed by Levik Jacobson
Crown Heights is facing a number of issues that threaten the well-being of its residents, learn about the comprehensive action plan that has been devised to address these challenges and restore the community to its former glory. Op-Ed by Moshe Hertz
After reading the article from CrownHeights.info called “Massive New Housing Development Takes Away Parking Spots and Brings More Homeless”, a Crown Heights resident knew she had to weigh in with a different view.
As a member of the Crown Heights Jewish community, I am concerned about the recent spate of package theft that has occurred over the past couple of weeks. These crimes, which have caused significant inconvenience and financial hardship for the victims, must be brought to an immediate end. Op-Ed by Moshe Hertz
The strict discipline often imposed in yeshivos can have negative effects on the mental and emotional well-being of the bochurim, hindering their spiritual growth and connection with hashem. In this op-ed, we explore the importance of finding a balance between discipline and autonomy in order to create a supportive and nurturing environment for spiritual development.
While the opportunity to study in a yeshiva in Israel is a dream come true for many Chabad bochurim, it is important to consider the potential drawbacks as well. Distractions and excitement can be a major obstacle to spiritual growth and development. For some Chabad bochurim, studying in a yeshiva close to home may be a better option. By being mindful of the potential drawbacks and carefully considering their options, Chabad bochurim can ensure that their time in yeshiva is a truly meaningful and transformative experience.
While there is much to write about the whole registration process, the anxieties of waiting for answers and the exorbitant cost of camps, it will not be the focus of this article. Op-Ed by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, Cincinnati, Ohio
Unfortunately, there’s a very strong possibility that the good times of the last few years may be at an end, at least for a while. If The Crash Comes, Is Your Family Ready?
The time has come again when your typical Chabad girl is applying for seminary. There is one difference this year, the girls are speaking up.
Shidduch reference phone calls are a vital part of the “shidduch system”. But maybe it’s time to talk about how they are done, and how we could possible do it betterOp-Ed by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon
Max Coen is a financial consultant based in NYC who focuses on non-for-profits and Jewish advocacy efforts. He has had involvement in the Zeldin Campaign in an unofficial capacity since March 2021.
Recently, there have been a spate of articles bemoaning the state of affairs in Shlichus. Many valid points are being made, but one critical element needs to be clarified. Shlichus IS still available, and Uncle Sam will foot the bill.
Community alerts, notices, bloc votes all of this was bombarding us for the past month. But what about OUR community, a community of growth, where we see huge development and expansion? Op-Ed by by A. Dufresne
Rabbi Shimon Posner of Rancho Mirage, CA faced down the often-voiced question of surplus yungerleit for shlichus positions in an Op-Ed that points out the ever growing and shifting foundation that makes up the world of Shlichus.
The conclusion that “Shluchim” are tier #1 and “non-Shluchim” are tier #2, is absolutely incorrect. Op-Ed by Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz of Chabad of Southwest Florida
We have heard countless times online, on social media, and on WhatsApp, to get out and vote for Lee Zeldin. This is the reason why. Op-Ed by Yakov Zeitz
Are the young and upcoming bochurim of Lubavitch thinking about Shlichus correctly? Maybe it os time that we rethink how we talk about the Rebbe’s Shlichus An Op-Ed by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon
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