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Daily Archives: January 30, 2020
Last Day For Early Bird Discount KSCVK Auction Tickets
Tonight, Thursday night, is the last night to purchase tickets with the early bird ticket discount for Keren Simchas Chosson V’Kallahs 19th annual auction.
OpEd: Upset At Being Duped By A Fake Melava Malka
A Crown Heights Community member was disgusted at the duplicity shown at the Crown Heights Community Councils recent Melava Malka, and penned his experience.
Weekly Letter: “Why Do The Righteous Suffer and the Wicked Prosper?”
During our bitter slavery in Egypt, Moshe asks of Hashem “Why do the righteous suffer and the wicked prosper?” In this week’s letter the Rebbe addresses precisely this question – in answer to one undergoing suffering.
Rocket Attack On Southern Israel, Baby Moderately Injured
Three rockets were launched from Gaza into southern Israel triggering Iron Dome interceptions. A baby was injured after the mother dropped the baby while running towards safety.
Record Long Drug-Smuggling Tunnel Discovered Below San Diego
The longest known Southwest drug-smuggling tunnel into the United States has been discovered at the Mexican border. The intricate underground pathway is more than three-quarters of a mile long and features a rail system and an elevator.
Archaeologists Unearth Crate of Historic Judaica Items Under Synagogue in Poland
A wooden crate filled with Judaica items was discovered during an archaeological excavation in a synagogue in Małopolska, Poland. Inside were 350 objects, including artifacts from the World War I.
Israel Bans All Flights From China Over Coronavirus Outbreak
Israel has banned flights from China from entering the country, as the death toll from the coronavirus outbreak in China continues to climb. The special directive was issued at the end of a meeting of the Health Ministry’s Emergency Department.
The Coronavirus – Everything You Need To Know
A Frum Primary Care provider explains the worrying coronavirus outbreak that began in China and has made its way to the United States, placing it in perspective as he tells you what you need to know.
From left, clockwise around table: Rabbi Yossy Gordon - CEO of Chabad on Campus International, Rochel Gordon, Tzipi Hotovely - Minister of Diaspora Affairs, Dvir Kahane - Ministry of Diaspora Affairs Director-General, Rabbi Benji Levy - CEO Mosaic United, Rabbi Eitan Webb - Director of Chabad at Princeton, Sara Bernath & Rabbi Yisroel Bernath - Co-Directors of Chabad at NDG, Hagay Elitzur - Ministry of Diaspora Affairs Deputy Director-General and Yael Zegelstein - Director of Campus Piller at Mosaic United Credit: Laura Ben-David
Tzipi Hotovely’s First Official Meeting in Role as Diaspora Minister is with Chabad
Diaspora Affairs Minister Tzipi Hotovely met in Jerusalem Wednesday evening with a group of 30 Chabad on Campus rabbis and rebbetzins in her first official meeting since assuming her new role the day before.
Here’s My Story: The Man Who Knew How to Ask
Rabbi Sholom Nemtzov resides in Five Towns, New York, where he manages Aniyay Ircho, a charity organization. He was interviewed in April of 2012.
Crown Heights Shomrim Honored At Law Enforcement Award Ceremony
The CHJCC annual awards ceremony honoring law enforcement and and community volunteers took place Wednesday evening. Rabbi Mendy Hershkop of Crown Heights Shomrim and law enforcement officers were honored at the event.
Naama Issachar Boards Prime Minister’s Plane, Heads Home
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and his wife met Naama Issachar at the Moscow airport today to take her home. Naama was released to her mother this morning from the prison in Moscow where she was sentenced to another 7 years in jail..
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