Though Yeshiva officially ended on י״ב תמוז, Cheder at the Ohel would not let it end there. The Cheder’s PTA run by Mrs.Henny Preger coordinated a highly meaningful ג׳ תמוז Zoom learning program.
An older woman sitting on the steps of a Crown Heights home was brutally assaulted in an unprovoked and shocking assault Monday morning, which was caught on a nearby homes surveillance camera.
President of Ukraine, Mr. Volodymyr Zelensky, paid a visit to the synagogue of Kherson that suffered an attempted attack by arsonists this past April. The visit came as part of an official working trip to the city—which is home to a Jewish community of about five thousand—and the surrounding eponymous region.
An Inspirational, Uplifting, Unity Farbrengen was held Thursday night for the Mechanchim and Educators, at 481 Albany Ave in Crown Heights.
A unique set of pictures from the archives of Rabbi Chaim Dalfin are published for the first time on CrownHeights.info. The pictures are of the Bar Mitzva of Noach Gansburg, which took place in Brunoy 1973.
Moscows “Marina Roscha” Shul marked the day of Gimmel Tammuz with a large farbrengen, following the guidelines of the local Health Department. The farbrengen, which was broadcast across Russia, included addresses from both the Chief Rabbi of Russia, Rabbi Berel Lazar, and head of the Kehillah in Moscow, Rabbi Mordechai Weisberg.
Rabbi Pesach and Chana Burston launched a new initiative called for Orange County. “Chocolate Challah for the Quarantined Soul” included a large Chocolate crumb challah, chocolate spread, chocolate liquor, chocolate rugalach and a set of Shabbat candles and matches.
An attempted theft in Crown Heights brought home the shocking reality of today’s mindset, after the thief attempted to justify his crime with, his heritage.
The Global Gimmel Tammuz Hiskashrus event by Vaad ohr Vchom, was a smashing success, including an estimated 100,000 viewers on 45,000 devices. Take a look at this master gallery from the historic event.
This gallery of photos and videos of the Ohel on Gimmel Tammuz includes the Shluchim’s Pan Kloli. Despite restrictions due to COVID-19, visitors still flocked too the Ohel, spending time with the Rebbe.
All told, approximately 45,000 devices logged on to 26 interconnected broadcasts across Zoom and other platforms, for the global Barchunei Avinu live broadcast, with unique blend of prayers, Torah study, storytelling, song, and inspiration.
Next Thursday, July 2nd, Hadar Hatorah heads upstate to commence its annual Summer Program at the Shaloh Center in the Catskill Mountains.
NYPD Commissioner Dormont Shea has announced a fireworks bust worth $30,000. This is the second fireworks bust that has taken place this week, immediately following a protest against the nightly fireworks that has plagued the Boroughs.
During the height of the pandemic, Bring It Home offered a hands-on, all inclusive Judaic curriculum geared for 3-5 year olds. Bring It Home sent out weekly packages with daily lesson plans and activities for Parsha, Yahadus, and Alef-Bais. The founders are experienced educators, who wanted to share their tried and true techniques with the public during this crisis.
The Pan Haklali was read today at the Ohel, as thousands continue to come to the Ohel despite COVID-19 restrictions and social distancing guidelines.
The bochurim and Anash of Paris marked Gimmel Tammuz with Mivtzoim and a Farbrengen with Rabbi Mendel Azimov in Flandres.
Erev Gimmel Tammuz, even as preparations were still being completed at the Ohel, visitors began to stream in to pray and drop a Pan on this special day.
