When I replied to those who reached out to me for an explanation on last weeks story, that we have to have faith, and it is something that can’t be explained, some of them replied, Rabbi, sorry to say but that is somewhat of a cop out. I will now try to explain why it is an answer and not a cop out.
In his weekly letter, Rabbi Zalmen Wishedski points out the love and connection Soviet Jewry had for one another, even if they had never met, and how that stemmed from each person’s internal faith.
With this week’s double Parsha, Shazak has released a special edition of their weekly Parsha Post for Parshas Behar-Bechukosai and has made it available for all here on CrownHeights.info.
Due to many requests, an open conversation with Rabbi Simon Jacobson has been arranged to address the questions and help deal with the confusion, grief and overwhelming heartbreak following the tragedy in Meron.
Live at 8:30pm: A Lecture from Operation Survival, Healing: Signs Your Child May Need Help. Addressing the far-reaching mental health consequences of COVID-19.
Bella Miller was there. She remembers the tattoo being branded on her arm, the starvation, and the brutality. She also remembers the spark of humanity and the wisp of hope. Hear her spellbinding and uplifting story.
The topics in this week’s 353rd episode of the highly acclaimed MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include:
What are we to make of the horrific loss of 45 people and many more injured at this year’s festive Lag B’omer celebration on Mount Miron? Children, teens, adults, scholars and leader. Rabbi Simon Jacobson addresses the issue with a special video.
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin, author and Chasidic historian shares interesting facts, many revealed for the first time. The purpose of his program is to inspire all but especially the youth. Watch another installment here on CrownHeights.info.
In honor of Lag B’Omer, I am posting a thought I presented in a farbrengen this past Wednesday night. As always your feedback is greatly appreciated.
In his weekly letter, Rabbi Zalmen Wishedski faces the tragedy that took place in Meron last night, and how we may not have the answers to some of the most difficult questions that plague us, yet it is our inner strength and connection with Hashem that preserves us.
Unknown Stranger Brought to Rest, Cute Kid Creates Kiddush HaShem, New Holiday Calendar Announced, Public Service Announcement, Cairo Kosher Mart Jam Packed!, and Ads. Shazak has released their weekly “Parsha Post For Parshas Emor”, and has made it available for all here on CrownHeights.info.
Live at 8:30pm: A Lecture from Operation Survival, Eating Disorders: Who is affected? Is it prevalent in the frum community? Causes, signs, symptoms and the recovery process.
With an engaging and dynamic style of presentation, Lieutenant Commander Laurie Lans weaves stirring stories of her time in war, taking us to a menorah-lighting ceremony in Saddam Hussein’s palace, a megillah reading in the hills of Afghanistan, and through her fascinating journey of Jewish pride and tenacity under extreme conditions.
The topics in this week’s 352nd episode of the highly acclaimed MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include: What Can We Learn From the Rebbe’s Brother About Dealing With Setbacks and Descents in Life? Reviewing the Rebbe’s Words When He Stood Up From Shiva After R’ Yisroel Aryeh Leib’s Passing; When Moshiach Comes… Will There Be Crime; What Challenges Will We Have? Will There Still Be Free Will? Regarding the Guilty Verdict of Officer Chauvin, What Is the Torah View on an Official Who Unjustly Abuses His Authority?
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin, author and Chasidic historian shares interesting facts, many revealed for the first time. The purpose of his program is to inspire all but especially the youth. Watch another installment here on CrownHeights.info.
In his weekly letter, Rabbi Zalmen Wishedski discusses the effect social media has on warping our opinions and emotions and speaks about the basic principles we must use so as not to stray from the Derech Hatorah.
