
Mivtza Lulav: Girls and Families “Shake Up NYC”
This year, over 150 girls took over 50 lulavim sets to shake in the streets of NYC. Lubavitch Youth Organization launched the Mivtzoim Depot 3 years ago to meet he need for Mitzoim sets.
This year, over 150 girls took over 50 lulavim sets to shake in the streets of NYC. Lubavitch Youth Organization launched the Mivtzoim Depot 3 years ago to meet he need for Mitzoim sets.
Mikvah.org is once again proud to present to the community a Taharas Hamishpacha review series, geared toward women. Starting today, Tuesday, the class runs for six consecutive weeks. Six of our newest Kalla teachers will be presenting the classes.
In conjunction with our new Tishrei in the Moment project – Tishreiinthemoment.com, we are excited to present thousands of newly scanned and restored photos from Tishrei 5749.
A Crown Heights resident was injured Monday afternoon after he was involved in a scuffle with a package thief. The thief was caught red handed with stolen packages, but despite the attempt by residents to detain him, he got away.
Anthony Fineberg could think of no better way to honor his slain mother, Joyce Fineberg, and the 10 other victims of the Tree of Life massacre in Pittsburgh on its one-year anniversary than to invite the public to lay tefillin on the institution’s grounds.
A thief lifted a $4,000 necklace from a Kingston Ave Jewelry store this past Friday, and made away with his loot. The thief was caught on surveillance camera, and has prompted the police to release a wanted poster asking the public for help.
Chabad bespoke tailor Rabbi Yosel Tiefenbrun met Steven Salen a Holocaust survivor who is now 100 years old. Salen was a very successful tailor who went on to making suits for president Ford and Nixon amongst many other famous clients. Tiefenbrun delightedly accepted a pair of shears Salen had used in his work.
A lively “Father & Son” Simchas Beis Hashoeiva took place on the roof of the United Lubavitcher Yeshiva on Crown Street. After an evening of live music and dancing, the Temimim and their fathers enjoyed a humorous and joyous performance by the Twins From France in the spirit of Z’man Simchaseinu.
The driver of a white sedan became the victim of a hit and run just moments after getting into a fender bender with another vehicle Friday afternoon. Hatzalah was called, but there were no serious injuries reported.
Members of 10 Atlanta Chabad centers met at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport for a six a.m. flight last Wednesday. The 83 travelers, ranging in age from four months to their mid-70s, took off into the sunrise for 12 hours of Soul travel. Destination: Crown Heights.
An honor guard was on hand as niftar Menachem Mendael Goldbloom obm arrived at Chicago’s O’hare Airport. Mendel was killed on Sunday in a car accident while he served as a Marine in the US Military.
Conservative political commentator, public speaker, author, and lawyer Ben Shapiro was followed around Israel on Social media over Sukkos. Following Yom Tov, he set up for his podcast overlooking the kotel, making for a beautiful backdrop.
A fire broke out at a Historic Or Mizrah Sefardi Synagogue in the Belgrano neighborhood of Buenos Aires, Argentina, completely destroying a new wing of the building. The Synagogue is run by three Chabad Shluchim.
Chabad of the Airport, arranged for a Sukkah to be available for all the passengers and staff of JFK Airport, the airport that services many international flights to Eretz Yisroel. As this was the third consecutive year, a Chazaka, a special event was held to celebrate this special milestone.
Meir Michel Abehsera, whom the Rebbe famously instructed to whistle during a farbrengen, wrote a book at the Rebbes request. The Possible Man was published in limited quantities. Today, those original copies can sell for hundreds of dollars as the Abehsera family has just relaunched the book on Amazon.
Bris Avrohom, the Lubavitch organization serving the Russian community in NJ and directed by Rabbi Mordechai Kanelsky, celebrated their annual Simchas Beis Hashoeva on Thursday.
With great sadness we report the passing of Hagaon Rabbi Nissim Karelitz OBM. The Levaya, attended by thousands, is taking place in Bnei Brak.