Merkos Linyonai Chinuch is pleased to announce the addtion of one more Chabad House on campus, bringing the total number of Chabad at university campuses to 120. This marks the 65th Chabad House to be established over the past five years on campus, which had literally doubled Chabad’s presence on universities around the world.
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Livingston, NJ — They used to be everywhere there were Jews. Mikvahs, ritual purification pools used by observant Jewish women, have been considered so important to Jewish communities that even a sacred Torah could be sold to build one.
School Picture of Cheder Menachem of Los Angeles, CA on picture day this past Monday, 8th of Adar. Over 250 students plus staff.
Miami, FL — The Chabad Jewish Student Center at Florida International University, known to students as ChabadFIU, will be celebrating the dedication of their new student center near the FIU University Park campus, on Sunday, March 11, beginning at 11:00 am.
Brooklyn, NY — The Chabad Neshama Center was overflowing with young Russian American professionals who came to celebrate with their beloved Rabbi for his 30th Birthday. It was a real Chassidic Farbrengen with the warmth of Yiddishkeit and Chassidishkeit.
At approximately 7:30 this morning, Tuesday, and Fire Engine driving on Brooklyn Ave hit car driving on Union St and lost control, went on a rampage and caused a lot of damage.
The FDNY Ladder truck, which had its light and sirens on, responding to a situation on Kingston ave, was taking the red light on the corner of Brooklyn ave and Union St, when the car tried to sneak through. The truck then struck the car and lost control, crashed into a bunch of parked cars. The truck damaged approximately nine vehicles in total.
More in Extended Article, video to be up later.
Brooklyn, NY –- Monday night amidst a L’chaim taking place in the Jewish Childrens Museum a few of the participants noticed they were missing some of their personal belongings, and after a quick search they found it to be in the possession of a Jewish woman who was attending the event herself but was not related to any of the families.
Police were called and the woman quickly admitted to what she had done and offered to return the items, which she did. Police asked the victims if they wanted to press charges against the woman to which they all refused but requested she be escorted from the building. Other participants who witnessed the incident said that this woman was known for such incidents in the past and that she has a compulsive stealing problem (also known as Kleptomania).
Twin Cities, MN — The Purim season has begun, and the bochurim at My Yeshiva jumped right in! The bochurim have been going to the Lubavitch House in West S. Paul to help with one of the biggest and oldest Shalach Manos operations in the country. Lubavitch of Minnesota, under the leadership of Rabbi Moshe Feller, sends out more than 10,000 shalach manos packages to Jewish people all across the state of Minnesota.
Rabbi Mayer Rubinfeld, the program director for Lubavitch in Minnesota, ran the project and directed the bochurim. The boys packed brochures, cookies, candies, and tzedaka into the packages, and then sealed them, addressed them and mailed them.
More pictures and a Video clip in the Extended Article!
Morristown, NJ — In the middle of afternoon seder on the 8th of Adar, Rabbi Dubinsky, Rosh Yeshiva of Tiferes Bochurim, threw a surprise farbrengan in honor of his birthday and the upcoming Tes Adar which celebrates the arriving of the previous Lubavitcher Rebbe to America. When the Freideker Rebbe (the previous Rebbe and father-in-law to our Rebbe) came to the United States, the outreach of Chabad Chassidim vastly enhanced. Their mission stemmed back to the Alter Rebbe who claimed that spreading Chassidus in America is a necessary goal in bringing Moshiach. The kelipot that was inhibiting the Yiddishkeit of American Jews caused them to feel that America was a country where religious Judaism had no place (certainly in the public eye). Unfortunately this misconception plagued religious and non-religious Jews alike.
More in the Extended Article!
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