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Rabbi Dr. Lord Jonathan Sacks, the former Chief Rabbi of the UK, recorded a special message in honor of the 25th anniversary of Gimmel Tammuz.
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Watch Live 6:30PM: July 4th In Washington, Trump’s ‘Salute To America’ Military Event
Watch Live at 6:30pm: July 4th in Washington DC, Trump’s ‘Salute To America’ Military Event will be taking place at the Lincoln Memorial.
Video of the Day
As today is July 4th, the Independence day for the United States, we present a video where the Rebbe speaks about the founding of the United States
BREAKING: 6.6 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Southern California
An earthquake reading 6.6 on the Richter scale hit southern California at approximately 10:30am local time. Preliminary reports say that there was minimal damage, and no fatalities have yet been reported.
Prevention101: What Should a Parent Do When Their Teenager Goes to a Party Where Alcohol and Drugs May be Present?
Operation Survival: Watch as Operation Survival discusses teenagers and parties where alcohol and drugs may be present, with Dena Gorkin for the prevention101 series. Dena Gorkin is the Director of Community Education for NCFJE’s Operation Survival, and founder and principal of Bnos Chomesh Academy high school for girls.
Volume Two of The Rebbe’s Niggunim Released
Volume One of The Rebbe’s Niggunim took Chabad by storm. Children all over the world spent hours singing the niggunim with excitement and koach. Now, just in time for Gimmel Tammuz, Volume 2 has been released.
Thousands Of Ethiopians Violently RAGE Across Israel Following Teen Killed By Policeman
Thousands of Ethiopian Israelis took to the streets in many cities across Israel, bringing major intersections to a halt. Dozens were arrested as protesters hurled bricks, rocks, and other objects at police. Tires were set ablaze as well. People were stuck in traffic for hours and hours. In many locations Police did not attempt to stop the protests. Many police cars were destroyed, as protesters flipped them over, while others were set on fire.
JEM: The Lubavitcher Rebbe in Action, Excavating Precious Gems
The Baal Shem Tov taught that just as the earth holds the deepest treasures, so does every Jew contain precious stones and gems, untapped potential that can be brought forth. All that’s needed is for someone to dig deep, find the richness, and bring it to the fore. Watch as the Rebbe digs deep into four souls, reveals their brilliance, and sets them forth to inspire others.
Miracle Baby Going for Third Surgery
Miracle baby Nissi Estrin is scheduled to go for his third heart surgury to repair his heart. Anash is asked to join in on saying Tehillim for all the miracles Nissi has been blessed with.
Innovative Camp Curriculum Teaches Campers Via Video
For the third year, CKids of Merkos Suite 302 is offering a seven-week camp curriculum, prepared and ready for counselors to give over. The lessons are 30-35 minutes long but now include a new feature: a video clip with a dynamic teacher, Rabbi Berel Paltiel, explaining the concepts—so you don’t have to.
In Conversation with Nobel Prize Winner Elie Wiesel
Elie Wiesel, one of the most passionate Jewish voices of our time, enjoyed an enduring correspondence and personal relationship with the Lubavitcher Rebbe. An avid student, a sought after teacher, survivor of Auschwitz and Buchenwald, Wiesel is the author of numerous related books, among them the bestselling Night, the first in a trilogy about his life in the concentration camps. Recipient of many literary awards and honorary degrees, Mr. Wiesel, a professor at Boston University, spoke with Baila Olidort in may of 2013.
25 Years Since Argentina Terrorist Attack Commemorated
A commemoration was held at the Official Residence of the Ambassador of Argentina to Australia in Canberra to mark the 25th Anniversary of the terrorist attack against the Argentine Jewish Community Centre (AMIA). The Foreign Ministry of Argentina in co-operation […]
A Music Video for Parksville
In what is supposed to be a very special summer in Gan Yisroel Parksville, a new song titled “The Magic of Gan Yisroel” is being released.
8:00pm: Gimmel Tammuz – 25 Years: What Does It Mean?
The topics in this week’s 266th episode of the highly acclaimed MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include: Gimmel Tammuz – 25 Years: What Does It Mean? Why Isn’t Calling the Rebbe Nosi Ha’Dor Self-Serving? How Can We Describe the Rebbe with Torah Verses Referring to G-d? Why Is it Called a Pidyon Nefesh? How Can We Understand Our Personal Expressions Regarding the Rebbe in Maaneh Loshon? Chof Ches Sivan and Korach; Is There a Connection Between the Different Events in History That Happened on Gimmel Tammuz?
2000-Year-Old Road to the Temple Unveiled
After six years of extensive archaeological excavations led by the Israel Antiquities Authority, a 350-meter-long section of the Pilgrimage Road was unveiled at a festive ceremony in the City of David. The project was funded by the City of David Foundation who plan to open up the site to the general public in the near future.
Wrap, Light, Celebrate, Fly With Chabad of the Airport
Chabad of the Airport has launched a campaign with the slogan “Wrap, Light, Celebrate, Fly” in an effort to raise $60,000. Chabad of the Airport brings Judaism to the Millions that pass through JFK Airport in NYC, and beyond.
Yoni Katz, Unite the Beards, and the Bklyner
It all started with a fight over bike lanes. Rabbi Yoni Katz, 40, almost 10 years ago noticed “tension” between “hipsters” and Hasidic people in Williamsburg centered around them. “They had their bike lanes running through Bedford Avenue, and when they used to drive their bikes through the heart of the Hasidic neighborhood, it was a big cultural shock for them,” Katz, who was born in Israel and raised in Pittsburgh, explained in a small library on Kingston Ave. where he begins his tours of Hasidic Crown Heights.
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