Boro Park Hatzalah Ambulance Involved in an Accident

This comes just a week after Crown Heights Hatzalah had an accident, yesterday [Tuesday] at around 2:00pm Hatzalah received a call to respond to a scene of a major accident, this ambulance [B-04] was parked on 15th Ave. and began heading there. When crossing the intersection of 15th & 44th, a car crossing the intersection did not yield to the ambulance, which had all its lights flashing and sirens blaring, and they collided.

The ambulance was just beginning to respond and thank g-d wasn’t going fast yet, still the car sustained heavy damaged, and both passengers were injured, and were reportedly released from a local hospital that night. The driver of the ambulance did not sustain any injury, and the ambulance sustained minor damage.

Another picture in the Extended Article.

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Clash between officer, U.S. official intensifies Chabad dispute in Hollywood

South Florida Sun-Sentinel

Hollywood · A tense encounter between a police officer and Justice Department employee last week outside a controversial synagogue has sparked outrage from both sides and demands that supervisors investigate.

The U.S. Department of Justice is locked in a legal battle with Hollywood over alleged religious discrimination by the city.

In 2005, the agency joined the Chabad Lubavitch’s lawsuit, filed in 2004, against Hollywood over the city’s attempts to oust the Chabad from the single-family home it had converted into a synagogue in Hollywood Hills.

The Weekly Sedra – Vayak’hel-Pekudei

In this week’s double portion the Torah relates how the vessels and priestly garments of the Tabernacle were actually made by the Jewish people and it is basically a repetition of what we read just two weeks ago in Parshat Trumah-Tetzaveh when G-d told Moses what He wanted made.

At first glance this is not understood.

Why did the Torah have to repeat an entire section when it could have said the whole thing in one sentence: “And the Jews did what G-d said and made all these vessels and garments”?

Small town yeshiva enters the big leagues

Eli Sandhaus with the Bochurim, Menachem Winner, Yisroel Zalmanov and S.Z. Silverstien, at the airport on their way to LA for the Chidon.

Yeshiva Darchai Menachem, a Yeshiva in Crown Heights providing a quality education on a individualized bases currently in its fifth year, is proud to announce it’s Chidon winners who will be going to California to challenge the big leagues in their knowledge in Sefer Hamitzvos. “It’s a big step for our school” says Principal Rabbi Eyal Bension, “we are very proud of our boys, they are a great example of true success that comes from a genuine effort.” Eli Sandhaus who has been the main driving force behind our winners, Menachem Winner, Yisroel Zalmanov, and S.Z. Silverstien is also very proud of their achievements and is being sent with our boys to California. Our staff at the Yeshiva would like to wish all the participants from around the world lots of success.

More pictures in the extended Article!

Rabbi oversees returning bodies of crash victims from Chile

Crates containing the remains of 10 of 12 bus crash victims arrive at the airport from a morgue in Arica, Chile, Friday, March, 24, 2006. The tourists were returning to their cruise ship from an excursion to Lauca National Park when their bus plunged off the rugged highway near Arica, 1,250 miles north of Santiago, said Juan Carlos Poli, an Arica city spokesman. The bus, which had a capacity of 16 passengers, was destroyed. (AP Photo/Santiago Llanquin)

Rabbi Leibel Miller was in Chile on Thursday dealing with how to return bodies to the United States – and the ticking clock of Jewish law.

Miller, of Hallandale Beach, Fla., was in the desert “in the middle of nowhere,” he said, rushing to get the dead home to New Jersey following Wednesday’s accident when 14 Celebrity Cruise ship tourists in a van careened off a Chilean mountainside. A dozen died and two were injured.

Miller needed to bring the bodies home by the Sabbath beginning Friday at sundown. Jewish law prohibits flying on the Sabbath, and the law also requires the dead be buried as quickly as possible.