A few hundred demonstrators marched down Kingston Ave. this afternoon, demanding the end of police brutality and the dropping of the false and absurd charges against Ehud Halevy.
The 71st Precinct Council held its monthly public meeting yesterday at the I.S. 61 public school on Empire Blvd, with a paltry attendance of no more than 50 people – most of whom were not from the Jewish community.
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Since its inception back on Rosh Hashanah of 2008, Itchke’s Shitebel has been steadily growing in its membership and diversity. It has been a place where many young and even older people have come to Daven, learn, and yes, even ‘chap a schmooze’ – and of course, no Shabbos is complete without the Kiddush.
This Shabbos at the Besht, Rabbi Yosef Dovid Chanowitz will lead a discussion on the topic: A practical guide to toiveling keilim.
CrownHeights.info and the Avner Institute present this unique collection of photos of various dignitaries coming to get L’chaim from the Rebbe.
Meir Kolt, 14, was awarded as “Student of the Month” at the monthly Rosh Chodesh gathering at HaMesivta.
Every weeknight over 350 boys from grades 5-8 will get together in three different locations in Crown Heights for an hour of learning.
The Jewish woman plays a crucial part in G-d’s plan for mankind.
In honor of Rosh Chodesh, 7th and 8th grades in the Oholei Torah Mechina Division were surprised to a full catered breakfast, and special event. After davening instead of going to their regular places in the lunchroom, the talmidim were escorted to the grand Ballroom, where tables were set “fit for a king” with a full breakfast.
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