Speaking with Arutz7, three Shluchim -Rabbi Dovid Goldberg, S. Paulo, Brazil, Rabbi Levi Wolff, Sydney Australia and Rabbi Mendel Lipskar, Johannesburg, South Africa spoke about Gimmel Tammuz and visiting the Ohel.
A young Lubavitcher woman was injured after she crashed into an illegally parked tractor-trailer on Empire Boulevard this morning. Hatzalah rushed her to the hospital.
Veteran shliach Rabbi Moshe Feller, Director of Upper Midwest Merkos Chabad Lubavitch opened the United States Senate on Tuesday, Gimmel Tammuz mentioning the fulfillment of one of the seven Noahide laws and praying that the merit of the Rebbe on the Yom Hilulo bless the country, which the Rebbe referred to as a “Country of kindness”.
Chabad of Oxford hosted this week the grand opening of a new dining hall and lounge for Jewish students at the Chabad House of Oxford, enabling many more students to be hosted in comfort and elegance for Shabbat and Holiday dinners and its varied stimulating events throughout the year.
Photos from the Lechaim of Nochum Schapiro (Crown Heights) and Tzivi Lazar (Montreal, Canada) which took place Tuesday in the Jewish Children’s Museum.
A Jewish man was punched in the face by an irate construction worker, who after asking to allow him to pull out of his driveway went berserk.
Around 200 members and supporters of Melbourne’s Russian Jewish Community gathered on Sunday for the dedication of the Yehudah Dadon Synagogue.
An alleged pervert who shot up four members of a Jewish patrol group when they cornered him following complaints of exposing himself claimed self-defense at his trial Tuesday.
Mrs. Evelyn Kozak, the 7th oldest person in the world, passed away yesterday, Gimmel Tammuz, at the age of 114. She as a young woman received a blessing from the Previous Rebbe for long life. Her father, Isaac Jacobson was close with the Rebbe and brought his critically ill daughter to him for a brocha, with which she merited Arichus Yomim.
Hundreds of Anash and Bochurim packed into Beis Rivkah’s Rosa Hall in Campus Chomesh for a farbrengen in honor of Gimmel Tammuz.
With the final hours of Gimmel Tammuz approaching the lines extended as far as Francis Lewis Blvd, after tens of thousands had already made their way to visit the Ohel.
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