
Garbage Fire Lit By Child Arsonists Smokes Up Southern Crown Heights
Thick smoke choked the area of Brooklyn Ave and Empire Blvd Monday after a group of children lit a pile of boxes on fire before wandering off.
Thick smoke choked the area of Brooklyn Ave and Empire Blvd Monday after a group of children lit a pile of boxes on fire before wandering off.
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Just a short time after a Jewish Inspector took command at the NYPD’s 71st Precinct in Crown Heights, another law enforcement command saw a proud Jew step into the top role. Inspector Scott Pomerantz of the Port Authority took office as the head of law enforcement at JFK Airport, and affixed a Mezuzah to his office.
The community gathered in large numbers to celebrate the Rambam Siyum, an event brilliantly organized by Beth Loubavitch presided over by Rav Mendel Azimov.
Over 500 people gathered at JetBlue Park in Southwest Florida for an unforgettable Jewish Heritage Day (Israel Fest)—a vibrant celebration of Jewish culture, unity, and tradition.
Chabad of Harvard hosted a meet and greet with former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennet in coordination with the Israel on Campus Coalition.
Nearly 4,000 people accompanied the Levaya of the late Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Wilshansky OBM to his resting place today. Rabbi Wilshansky served as the head of the Chabad yeshiva in Safed, an educational empire that paved the way for thousands of Chabad yeshiva students in Israel and around the world.
Yaldei Hashluchos worldwide are celebrating their annual Shabbos Tzuzamen this week. Organized by the MyShliach team at Merkos 302, 110 regional Shabbatons are taking place simultaneously across the globe.
During the week in which the words of the Torah are read, “And make me a sanctuary,” the city of Tiumen in Siberia experienced a continuous day of sublime and uplifting events, which resulted in a tremendous Kidush Hashem and raised the pride of the city’s thousands of Jews.
The CYP Encounter series continues, next up: Atlanta, Georgia. Providing a one-of-a-kind Shabbat experience for young Jewish professionals across the US Southeast, it aims to unite young Jews from Atlanta, Alabama, Florida, the Carolinas and beyond.
Over sixty principals, heads of schools, and administrators from across the US visited Lubavitch Educational Center in Miami and toured the school as part of a two-day kinus organized by the Menachem Education Foundation.
Since October 7th, the soldiers of the IDF have been on the front lines, standing in defense of Am Yisrael. They give their all to protect our people, and at MIDF (Mitzvos for the IDF), founded by Dovid Caytak, we ensure they have the spiritual strength to match their physical courage.
A unique and unforgettable event took place this past Motzei Shabbos at ULY hall. Cheder Ohr Menachem in Crown Heights gathered together for a cheder-wide Siyum Horambam and Avos U’Banim event.
The Siyum HaRambam HaOlami on the forty-fourth cycle was celebrated with great splendor this past Sunday, 2 Adar, at the spacious and prestigious Union Bedford Armory in Brooklyn, New York, with thousands of men, women, and children in attendance.
On Monday, with tremendous simcha, the boys of Oholei Torah Cheder gathered together for a grand Siyum HaRambam, celebrating the completion of the 44th cycle of learning the Rambam.
Moscow, the capital of Russia, experienced three glorious days in the presence of Rabbi Kalman Meir Ber Shlita, Chief Rabbi of Israel and President of the Council of the Chief Rabbinate of Israel, who arrived at the invitation of his colleague, the Chief Rabbi of Russia, Rabbi Berel Lazar.
They came from cities torn by war, from campuses where walking to class with a kippah takes courage, from towns still rebuilding after hurricanes and wildfires, and from schools where they are the only Jewish student in the entire grade.
This past Shabbos, Parshas Teruma 5785, over 50 fathers from all across the US and Canada arrived at Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati for the annual “Shabbas Avos U’banim”.