Within minutes of a news conference at ground zero where authorities preached calm and vigilance after the killing of Osama bin Laden, the alarming 911 call came in.
In honor of Yud Alef Nissan, 50,000 copies of Hebrew version of “The Rebbe – an Appreciation” were distributed across the Holy Land.
City comptroller John C. Liu dined this afternoon in Basil with Elected Vaad Hakohol members Zaki Tamir and Yossi Hackner, who were joined by Chanina Sperlin and Eli Cohen. Mr. Liu reiterated the city’s commitment to Crown Heights, and said that if they ever needed anything to just pick up the phone and call.
Doctors and public health officials have been telling us for years that eating too much sodium can increase the risk of heart attack or stroke by raising blood pressure to unsafe levels. So how to explain a new study that suggests low salt intake actually increases the risk of dying from those causes?
Some lawmakers in Albany want a state law to prohibit doctors from wearing neckties in hospitals.
Thousands of participants in the March of the Living marched Monday from the gate of Auschwitz to Birkenau, where a memorial ceremony was held at a monument to the camp’s victims.
Only a few months after settling into the Bellaire community, the newest Orthodox rabbi and resident, Yossi Zaklikofsky and his family have been displaced by a fire in their home.
An Oak Park synagogue will be allowed to exceed its occupancy limit 10 days a year under a decision handed down Tuesday.
KAWKAWLIN, MI — In a shop just off M-13, in a small township called Kawkawlin Township, Michigan, a team of six artists has worked for the past month to recreate an ancient and significant piece of history now on its way to Crown Heights.
A year ago, as part of the Faithful and Fortified Series, the My Encounter with the Rebbe team interviewed Yaakov Peri, Shin Bet Head from 1988 until 1994.
A member of the Chabad-Lubavitch sect and a resident of Brooklyn’s heavily chasidic Crown Heights neighborhood, Dov Ber Cohen had no diploma and no career goal when he finished his yeshiva high school two years ago.
A homeless man accused of using an improvised projectile to damage a Los Angeles-area Jewish community center was indicted by a federal grand jury on Tuesday, prosecutors said.
