
Tashlich Location Again Opens On The Corner of Montgomery Street and Albany Avenue
As Rosh Hashana approaches, we are once again preparing a beautiful space for תשליך at the corner of Montgomery Street and Albany Avenue.
As Rosh Hashana approaches, we are once again preparing a beautiful space for תשליך at the corner of Montgomery Street and Albany Avenue.
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The rare hoard of 22 bronze coins, over 1,600 years old (4th century CE) was discovered in a small crevice prepared deep in an underground hiding complex lying beneath the ruins of the Lower Galilee ancient settlement of Hukok.
In preparation for Rosh Hashanah, the Shochtim in charge of slaughtering poultry and meat for Russian Jews came to the Chief Rabbi of Russia, Rabbi Berel Lazar Shlita, to inspect their slaughtering knives (chalofim), as is customary in these days preceding the New Year.
The Amber Museum in Kaliningrad, which houses the world’s largest state exhibition on amber, is located in the Dohna Castle, built about 175 years ago as part of Königsberg’s fortification system. This week, the sound of the shofar was heard for the first time within the castle’s walls.
For many years, the Rebbe granted yechidus to those celebrating a birthday. The exception was for birthdays that fell at the end or beginning of Tishrei. Since Rabbi Zeilingold’s birthday was shortly before Rosh Hashanah, as a bachur in the 1950s he was told that he would need to wait for his yechidus.
A fatal hit-and-run closed Eastern Parkway Friday morning after an 18 wheeler struck a person around around 5:30am.
Last night, at the Savyon Cultural Center, the annual event of the Descendants’ Association – “Feeling Connected” – took place, with the participation of hundreds of descendants from across all branches of the family.
Joining a long list of government officials and stars, former Governor and Mayoral Candidate Andrew Cuomo visited the Ohel this morning in honor of the New Year, accompanied by Rabbi Yaacov Behrman and Stephanie Knepper Basman.
On the occasion of purchasing their permanent location, on the 27th floor of the central tower in the area, the place was renovated and adapted to accommodate the many activities with business people, Jewish families living in the area, and Jewish youth.
The workshop covered topics such as discovering opportunities, understanding the challenges of joining an existing Chabad house, and the importance of building strong, respectful relationships with the Shluchim already in the field.
Even in remote cities with no frum classmates or farbrengens to join, the daily rhythm of MyShliach learning and programs builds a sense of community that spans continents.
Chabad Young Professionals (CYP) has rapidly become the fastest-growing demographic in Shlichus, with over 309 centers on six continents dedicated to engaging Jews in their 20s and 30s.
The newly designed trip was supposed to begin with a flight from Paris to Boston and then from there to Las Vegas. But on the very first day, while in the airport, their flight was canceled yet again.
Parked outside was a brand-new, colorfully decorated Mitzvah Tank, a replacement for the community’s longtime tank, which had been purchased back in 2006 and was no longer serviceable.
Deeply moved by the encounter, Attal expressed admiration for the 124 children who live, study, and grow within the warm and structured environment provided under the devoted leadership of Rabbi Avraham and Rebbetzin Chaya Wolff.
In a moving gathering held yesterday in Jerusalem, with thousands in attendance, Israel’s Ministry of Heritage, under the leadership of Minister Amichai Eliyahu, paid tribute to three of the Rebbe’s shluchim, who represented the dedication of Chabad emissaries worldwide.
The Jewish community of Kotovskaya, a residential district in Odesa, celebrated the ceremonial welcoming of a new Torah scroll into its synagogue, which has been led with dedication by Rabbi Fishel Chichelnitsky for the past 18 years.