New Series Features the Rebbe on Military Tactics
As Secretary of State John Kerry, heads to Israel this weekend, a new round of diplomatic discussions are expected to begin, with a bearing on the relationship between Israel and the United States.
Daily Archives: April 12, 2013
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Eber’s Pesach Liquor and Wine Sale
Photos by Benams
Bochurim Complete Minshayos in Memory of R. Dubrawsky OBM
Students from Lubavitcher Yeshiva and Oholei Torah’s 7th and 8th grades, along with Zal Bochurim, studied and completed the entire Shisha Sidrei Mishna Thursday night in honor and memory of Rabbi Lipa Dubrawsky. Thanks to a Bochur who felt crying at the Levaya is not enough.
The car, moments after it was found.
Hatzalah Paramedic Handcuffed – Robbed at Gunpoint
A Williamsburg Hatzalah paramedic was handcuffed and Robbed at gunpoint in his place of business, the thief made off with his vehicle – A Chevy Malibu with New York license plate “EMTP 54”.
Weekly Unique Picture of the Rebbe
CrownHeights.info and the Lubavitch Archives presents a photo of The Rebbe and Rabbi Chaim Mordechai Aizik Hodakov as the Rebbe sees off Shluchim. Presented in honor of the 20th Yahrtzeit of Rabbi Hodakov.
Shabbos at the Besht: To Be Annouced
This Shabbos at the Besht, Rabbi Efraim Piekarski will lead a discussion on a topic to be announced.
Photos by: Renia Blumenfeld
A Kind, Caring Vancouver Rabbi Who Spoke With ‘Clarity and Passion’
Rabbi Lipa Dubrawsky, scholar and educator of thousands, passed away suddenly at the age of 56. A beloved rabbi and the educational director of Chabad-Lubavitch of Vancouver, Canada, he touched the lives of many people through his classes, optimistic attitude and personal warmth.
In July of 1989, Chabad presented Prime Minister Thatcher with a menorah. In preparation for the meeting, she had been advised that under traditional Jewish law and custom, men and women do not shake hands. The story goes that she walked into the room, put her hands behind her back and greeted the rabbis with a small bow.
Thatcher Recalled With Respect and ‘Great Pride’
The anecdotes proved plentiful, respectful and admirable. Chabad-Lubavitch representatives called to mind the wise and witty former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and her various one-on-one encounters with them.
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