Video: The Covenant
A new video by the Chabad.org video site Jewish.TV looks back at the 9/11 terror attacks and ask what we have learned as Jews, as Americans and as people.
Daily Archives: September 8, 2011
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Police Lieutenant Involved in an Accident
A lieutenant in the 71st Precinct was involved in an accident earlier tonight, injuring himself and a civilian.
Australian Federal Judge Lunches at Chabad
J Wire
Rabbi Chaim Herzog and Justice Mordy Bromberg
It was a legal lunchtime for Federal Justice Mordy Bromberg when he visited the Chabad of Melbourne CBD for lunch this week.
If the consequences weren't so serious, it might just be funny.
Video: Declaration of Palestinian State Is a Bad Idea
If the consequences weren’t so serious, it might just be funny.
The 9-11 Diary: Hitler Vs. Osama
Plumes of smoke billow from the World Trade Center towers in New York City after a Boeing 767 hits each tower during the September 11 attacks.
As we approach the 10th anniversary since the 9-11 terror attack on the World Trade Center, I wish to share with you the story of an interesting 9-11 diary. This diary sheds light on the ongoing struggle between the West and radical Islam.
Chabad School Refuses to Accept Ethiopian Students
Ynet
“We don’t take in Ethiopian children,” the parents were told
“We don’t take in Ethiopian children. We don’t think you match our lifestyle and we’re not sure about your Jewishness either.” This is what five young girls of Ethiopian descent were told when they arrived with their parents at the “Or Chaya” school in Petah Tikva.
Scotland’s Sole Kosher Restaurant Celebrates Fifth
L’Chaim’s Restaurant offers an upscale kosher dining experience for Jewish community members, business travelers and tourists in Glasgow.
Having eaten in kosher restaurants in America, London, and Manchester, Garry Mann has a basis for comparison when he’s sitting down for one of his regular meals at L’Chaim’s Restaurant in Glasgow.
Shin Bet Chief Talks About Meeting with the Rebbe
It only seemed natural that one of my first missions after being appointed head of the Israeli General Security Service (known as the Shabak) in 1988 would be to travel to the United States. A short while after I arrived at the hotel in New York, several Chabad-Lubavitch men, “chabadniks”, approached me and asked if I want to the meet the Lubavicher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson.
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