Rabbi Levi Garelik and Vaad Hakohol candidate Meir New hold a dollar from the Rebbe given to Rabbi Garelik in Tof Shin Mem Vov for those who voted in that Sunday’s Vaad Hakohol Election. This photo was taken at Lubavitcher Yeshiva Crown Street where Rabbi Garelik had arrived to vote in the present Vaad Hakohol election.
Over 150 campus Shluchos by the Chabad on Campus International Kinus HaShluchos visited the Kosel Erev Shabbos, taking this iconic photo.
Yeshivas Darchai Menachem of Crown Heights has released its annual group photo, highlighting the yeshivas growth into a major educational institution in the community.
Shiur Daled of Oholei Torah Zal posed Thursday for a group photo as they finish their final year and head off on a year of Shlichus.
In a breaking release, a newspaper clipping has been discovered showing that the Frierdiker Rebbe opened a Yeshiva in 1925 in Leningrad with the government’s permission. As part of the agreement with the government, he agreed to teach communism at the Yeshiva for three hours a week. If communism was actually taught is not known.
Chabad-Lubavitch Rabbi Chaim Bruk and Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte mark Jewish American Heritage Month.
A Los Angeles Police cruiser sits outside Chabad of Sherman Oaks after it was graffitied with pro-Palestinian slogans yesterday.
In honor of Yud Aleph Nissan, the Chabad Shul in Shaarei Chessed had the Hatzolah of Shaarei Chessed rapid response car outside their building. The response car bears the words “Sponsored by the members of Beis Menachem in memory of the Lubavitcher Rebbe”
During an emotional visit to the site of the Baltimore Key Bridge collapse with members of the US Coast Guard and their chaplains, Rabbi Chesky Tenenbaum of the Jewish Uniformed Service Association of Maryland approached the area where the bodies of the missing workers may be located. He requested the captain to stop the boat, and observed a moment of silence, followed by a prayer for those who lost their lives in this tragedy and their families.
Mazal Tov to Chabad of Princeton University on their new Chabad Center. In a time when they need it the most, The Scharf Family Chabad House is a home away from home for Jewish students at Princeton University.
This FedEx truck found itself in a compromising situation Thursday right outside 770. This, in our opinion, is perfect meme material. So lets have at it, post your memes in the comments below.
With the windows covered, this group of soldiers hears the Megillah while in Khan Younis, Gaza.
Chabad photographer Dovber Hechtman captured this stunning photo outside 770.
Crown Heights Hatzalah Member Rabbi Yossi Rapp, who also heads the Chabad Air organization, was seen putting on Tefillin with a state Inspector at Chevra Hatzalah’s annual inspection. Before you ask, yes, this was the first time in his life that the inspector was putting on Tefillin.
Whatever side of the fence you may stand on in regards to this shul, all can agree that this is a sad ending to an era. Arguably the oldest Lubavitch Shul in the United States, the building that hosted Chevra Anshei Lubawitz on 12th Ave in Boro Park is now being demolished.
Crown Heights photographer Shmuli Evers captures another iconic building many times overlooked in Crown Heights. Oholei Torah Eastern Parkway in all its glory.
This moment of levity was captured in a photograph as Rabbi Mendel Goldstein convinces Rabbi Eliyahu Shain, a Crown Heights Rov and famed Mohel, to hop on the back of his bike for a quick ride. The smiles all round were well worth it.
