Picture of the Day
Chabad Shluchim of New Jersey gathered at the Rabbinical College of America this past Tuesday for their annual Regional Kinus. The group posed for a photo showing many of the participants.
Chabad Shluchim of New Jersey gathered at the Rabbinical College of America this past Tuesday for their annual Regional Kinus. The group posed for a photo showing many of the participants.
Today at the JFK command, alongside JFK CO Inspector Pomerantz, Sgt. David Zuckerberg received his own pair of tefillin thanks to the amazing Tefillin Project. Sgt. Zuckerberg was honored to have his father retired PAPD Lieutenant Paul Zuckerberg wrap the tefillin for the first time. PAPD Rabbi Mendy Carlebach officiated and Chabad Air was in attendance as well.
Ahmed al-Ahmed, the Bondi Beach Hero, and Rabbi Yehoram Ulman, Chabad of Bondi Rabbi, were at the Ohel this morning, the first stop on their U.S. trip. Rabbi Ulman and Ahmed al-Ahmed, who courageously intervened unarmed during the Chanukah attack in Sydney, will both be attending the Colel Chabad dinner in person.
With thanks to Hashem, Yanky Super, the Lubavitch Hatzalah member shot during the Bondi Beach terror attack has been discharged from hospital.
When the Deputy Chief of the Israeli Embassy came to visit, Leibel Lazaroff asked “Hey did you put on Tefillin?” He said “nope but I’d love to with YOU!”
Chanukah at this iconic location didn’t get missed, with Chabad of South Dakota placing a menorah at Mt. Rushmore.
Standing tall at the Barclay’s Center in downtown Brooklyn is the CTeen Menorah, shining brightly as it was lit during a packed house basketball game.
Crown Heights Hatzalah was the first ambulance to arrive in the dedicated ambulance lane at Maimonides Medical Center’s new Children’s Emergency Department — Brooklyn’s largest freestanding pediatric ED and only Pediatric Trauma Center. The Hatzalah volunteers posed for a photo with the staff of the new department.
Thirteen years into a program that saw Crown Heights Hatzalah improve its already historic response times using its iconic “Car-1” fly car, a new vehicle has hit the streets. Welcome “Car-1” in its fourth generation, a fully stocked and equipped fly car already responding to emergencies in the Schunah.
At a private airport, surrounded by sleek jets and the rhythm of aviation life, something beautiful happened. Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz of Chabad Lubavitch of Southwest Florida met the Jewish director of aviation and invited him to put on tefillin. Right there, in the heart of the airport, a simple act became a powerful reminder that Judaism accompanies us everywhere.
Monday morning, the Satmar Rebbe Aron visited and davened at the Chabad House in Athens, Greece, where he was warmly greeted by local community members. He also toured the local Mikvah, originally built and supported by Satmar Chasidim from the USA. After Shachris he joined the community for a L’Chaim with the locals and guests.
While their fathers join the International Kinus Hashluchim, these young Shluchim gathered for a convention of their own. These junior Shluchim are partners with their parents in their mission, welcoming fellow Jews of every stripe and helping create the feeling of home that is a hallmark of every Chabad House.
Thousands of Shluchim posed for their annual group photo outside 770 Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights Sunday morning, marking a historic milestone for the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s legacy.
A Hatzolah Air crew delivered humanitarian supplies and disaster relief to Chabad of Jamaica as the island recovers from Category 5 Hurricane “Melissa”. In addition, Hatzolah Air coordinated the evacuation of family members to safety in Florida.
Friends, family, and fellow volunteers traveled to Chabad of Seagate in Brooklyn to bid farewell to Rabbi Chaim Brikman OBM, the Shliach to Seagate and Hatzalah volunteer.
“I went thinking I was going to support him and I left with him inspiring me more than I supported him” – Rabbi Sholom Duchman, Director of Colel Chabad following his visit with Rabbi Liraz Zeira, the Shliach who was seriously injured in a blast in Syria.
Thanks to the Rabbi Dalfin Archives and courtesy of the Russian Museum we present a photograph taken by Shaya Pulner in Lubavitch in 1930. Is this the original Tomchei Tmimim building in Lubavitch?