8:00pm: Poway Shooting on Acharon Shel Pesach – How Should We React?

The topics in this week’s 258th episode of the highly acclaimed popular MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include: Poway Shooting on Acharon Shel Pesach – How Should We React? Are the Rebbe’s Words on 28 Nissan Still Relevant Today, or Did We Miss an Opportunity? Are Long Wigs an Issue? What Guidelines Can We Use to Find the Right Yeshiva for Our Child? Why Not Send Children to Non-Chabad Schools Which Produce Better Results? Can We Make a Connection Between Two Negative Events That Happened in the Same Location?

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JEM: The Rav’s Yartzeit

Today, the 18th of Nissan, marks the passing of the Rav, Rabbi Joseph Ber Soloveitchik, the Rosh Yeshiva of Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary (Yeshiva University). Rabbi Soloveitchik held the Rebbe in great esteem and came to visit the Rebbe several times.

Watch: Stamford Hill Police Arrest 3 for Theft, and Assault on Jewish Man

When a group of thieves attempting to steal a catalytic converter from a Jewish owned car in Stamford Hill, one man fought back, stealing the thieves keys from their open car and running off. The thieves gave chase with bats, catching up when the Jewish man fell, and took back the keys. The attack was caught on dashcam, but the thieves attempted escape happens off camera. Now, surveillance footage has surfaced of the moment the Stamford Hill police corner the criminals, and make the arrest.

Video of the Day

When Chabad Shliach Rabbi Yirmi Cohen handed a box of Shmurah Matzahah to Mr. John Tory, the Mayor of Toronto, and Councillor James Pasternak, he was not expecting a full rendition on the meaning Maztzah.

Video of the Day

Watch from beginning to end how hand made Shmurah Matzah takes shape. The entire process, done in 18 minutes or less, makes for a crunchy, crispy, and slightly burnt Mitzvah.

JEM: Giving to Maos Chitim

Every year, in the days and weeks leading up to Pesach, the Rebbe would encourage all Jews to give money to “Maos Chitim,” (“wheat money”), the fund established to provide money to needy families so they could celebrate Pesach appropriately. Watch a story of the Rebbe on providing for the needy.