Picture of the Day

With the recent spate of hate related crimes that have hit Crown Heights, 770 has seen an boost in security. officers from the NYPD and State Police posed for a quick photo in front of The Lubavitch Headquarters.

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Picture of the Day

As over 100,000 jews came together to celebrate the Siyum Hashas, the overflow crowd that did not fit in the MetLife Stadium found seats in the Barclay’s Center in downtown Brooklyn. To help keep the event safe, a delegation of Crown Heights Hatzalah volunteers stood by to help in case of a medical emergency.

Picture of the Day

As politicians scramble to show the Jewish community that they are are doing something to combat the recent hate crimes that have plagued New York State, Governor Cuomo made his attempt. Two State Police vehicles pulled up this morning outside of 770, to serve and protect.

Picture of the Day

To look over the rooftops of New York City is to see a panoramic beauty of lights and buildings. This week, another set of lights has joined the view, as Darchai Menachem’s driedel can be seen from a Crown Heights rooftop.

Picture of the Day

Special Envoy for Monitoring and Combating anti-Semitism, Elan Carr, visited the home of terror victim Mindy Ferencz HY”D to offer condolences to the family. In this photo, he can be seen with Shliach to Hoboken, NJ Rabbi Shapiro, as he comforts the son of Mindy Ferencz.

Picture of the Night

As Lubavitcher Chassidim across the world sit to Farbreng on the auspicious day of Yud Tes Kislev, one farbrengen especially was a beautiful sight. Rabbi Groner sat for a packed house at Oihel Nosson Shul in 580 Crown St, and Farbrenged into the night.