Three Jewish Schools Close Over Coronavirus Fears (UPDATED)
Two Westchester Jewish schools and another in Riverdale have notified parents that their schools will be closed Tuesday, over a local suspected coronavirus case.
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Sparks of Wisdom, Purim Edition
The Purim edition of Sparks of Wisdom, JLI’s social learning tool, will be studied by people of all ages in hundreds of communities in preparation for Purim. The full-color booklet draws select quotes from Torah and Chasidus on the topic of Purim to ignite thought-provoking discussion questions.
The Origins of Life: How Chai Was Born
Chai means Life! Where did this life begin? Who started this life? Where did the vibrant chayos being celebrated all this week come from?
One Arrested After Teen Gang Attempts Two Muggings in Crown Heights
A trio of teen muggers were stopped cold Sunday night after attempting to mug two Jewish men in Crown Heights. The victims were able to identify one of the three would be muggers, who was placed under arrest.
In Photos: Thousands of CTeens Fill Times Square for Havdalah and Concert
Thousands of Jewish teenagers from CTeen (Chabad Teen Network) chapters around the world filled Times Square in New York City after the conclusion of Shabbat for a Havdalah ceremony and concert.
Gone But Never Forgotten: 26 Years Since The Murder of Ari Halberstam, HY”D
On the 23rd of Adar, 1994, a Lebanese terrorist named Rashid Baz opened fire on a van full of Lubavitcher Bochurim on the Brooklyn Bridge. In the attack, Ari Halberstam, HYD, was killed. 26 years after the murder, which shocked the world, we present a collection of videos and news broadcasts which gave broad coverage to the incident.
Cincinnati Yeshiva Hosts Father and Son Shabbas 5780
For Shabbos Parshas Teruma 5780, over 50 fathers from all across the United States and Canada visited the Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati for their annual “Father and Son” Shabbos. The weekend concluded with parents, bochurim, and hanhalah alike inspired and energized to fulfill the Rebbe’s shlichus.
Paris Shluchim Hold Melava Malka
A Melava Malka for the Shluchim of Paris France and its surrounding areas took place this week at the Beis Chaya Mushka building in Paris. The Shluchim came together with words of inspiration from Harav Levi Azimov.
Mural Collaboration Brightens LA Cheder
Famous Jewish pop artist Yitzchok Moully visited the Cheder Menachem school in Los Angeles, and in collaboration with Mrs Sheina Dorn, created a beautiful mural exploding with energy and torah, on an outside wall of the school.
Oholei Torah Launches OT Chai Week
You may have seen the signs. You may have read the signs. You may have even been on the signs. Today, the signs, quite literally, come to LIFE!
Governor Cuomo Launches “No Hate in Our State” Campaign
Earlier today, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo launched the ‘No Hate in Our State’ campaign that includes a series of comprehensive proposals in the FY 2021 Budget to combat hate, division and anti-Semitism in New York State.
New Ein Yaakov Shiur Nightly In 770
A fascinating new Agadta Shiur on Ein Yaakov will now be taking place nightly in 770. A nightly Ein Yaakov shiur was something the Rebbe personally requested and mentioned was of great significance and importance to all the Rebbeim.
Friendship Circle of Brooklyn Offers Purim Gift Cards
Send a meaningful gift to family and friends, a small packet of love, with an impact that will last all year long! Friendship Circle of Brooklyn is offering beautifully created gift cards that you can personalize and share with friends and family in lieu of Mishloach Manos.
Rabbi Paltiel’s “Inside Chassidus” Launches App
Inside Chassidus, with the popular shiurim and lectures of Rabbi Paltiel, has launched a mobile app to make Chassidus more easily accessible.
Shmuel Isaac and Miriam Popack receive a dollar and blessing from the Rebbe.
Life and Legacy: Miriam Popack, 95, Pioneer of Jewish Women’s Programing
Miriam Popack, an educator, a warm advocate for Torah Judaism and a force behind the annual midwinter convention of the Lubavitch Women’s Organization (N’shei uBnos Chabad) since the gathering’s inception in 1962, passed away on Friday, the 5th of Shvat, 5780. She was 95.
Rudy Vogel, left, with Rabbi Chaim Kosofsky, center and fellow students who completed the study of Apples from the Orchard—a tome of 1,117 pages of “Gleanings from the Mystical Teachings of Rabbi Yitzchak Luria (the Arizal) on the Weekly Torah Portion.”
A Journey in Mystical Study From a DP Camp to Longmeadow, Mass.
by Aharon Loschak – chabad.org As World War II drew to a close, Margarete Miller found herself lost and disoriented in a displaced persons (DP) camp somewhere in Europe, her home town of Bremen, Germany, flattened by Allied carpet bombing. […]
Multiple Cars Vandalized in Crown Heights by Car Stomping Man
Four cars were vandalized in the early hours of Tuesday morning on New York Ave. The vandal went on a stomping spree, caving in a hood and three windshields.
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