More than a hundred people across 26 states are being monitored for possible cases of the new coronavirus. The number of possible cases of the dangerous virus nearly doubled to 110 cases over four days, up from the 63 previously reported to be under surveillance.
During a beautiful Shabbat ceremony at the Chabad Jewish Center of Ridgefield, Conn., Henry Eisen, a 93-year-old Holocaust survivor, chose to celebrate his bar mitzvah some 80 years after he was deprived of one in war-torn Poland.
JLI’s new course, Judaism’s Gifts to the World, scheduled to begin this week in over 400 locations worldwide, will examine the key Jewish values and ideas that have become universal principles.
On February 9th, students from six Hebrew schools all over the United Kingdom will broaden their Jewish horizons with an international Torah competition.
Preparations in Crown Heights are underway for a spectacular event next week, to mark a most historical moment: Shivim Shana of the Rebbe’s Nesius.
Hechel Shalom Or Oziel, a Sefardic Shul In Bal Harbor, Florida known as “The Shul”, was evacuated Monday morning due to a bomb scare. The evacuation did not stop the davening, simply changing the location of one of the nine daily minyonim, which continued unabated outside the shul.
While on the way to the US for the unveiling of Trump’s “Deal of the Century,” those on the plane came together for a Minyan Maariv. Those who joined the minyan included US Ambassador to Israel David Friedman, head of the National Security Council Meir Ben-Shabbat, and military secretary Avi Blot.
The Taliban have claimed responsibility for the shooting down of a US Air force plane in Afghanistan. Imagery from the crash site of a plane has confirmed that the plane was used by the US Air force for Surveillance.
Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, under the leadership of Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, held a special Farbrengen on Sunday 29 Teves to mark the Siyum Hakkadish for the legendary Mashpia, Rabbi Zalman Baras A”H.
Israeli security forces uncovered a Hamas intelligence-gathering network inside of Israel, the Shin Bet internal security agency revealed Monday. The Shin Bet internal security agency discovered and dismantled the spy network three and a half weeks ago.
