Two teenage bochurim walking in Crown Heights were mugged by two young men in a strong armed robbery Monday evening. One of the perpetrators was stopped and placed under arrest thanks to Shomrim.
The “Inside Chasidus” podcast on the daily Tanya portion by Rabbi Paltiel has sparked souls. This is one testimonial of how Rabbi Paltiel’s podcast has changed a life.
When he’s not racking up accolades on the gridiron, you can catch Kansas City Chiefs’ star lineman Mitchell Schwartz lighting the giant menorah with Chabad or visiting a local Jewish day school.
The US Food and Drug Administration has approved the first drug to treat life-threatening peanut allergies in children. The new drug — AR101, or Palforzia — does not provide a cure for allergy sufferers, but it helps increase their tolerance to small quantities of peanuts and decrease the risk of a reaction to accidental exposure.
As the numbers of Coronavirus victims continues to climb in Wuhan China, the Chinese government has built an specialty entire hospital in just a matter of days to fight the outbreak. Watch the timelapse video of the construction.
A man using a fake Hatzalah placard was busted in Crown Heights Monday morning, by an alert Hatzalah member. The man claimed the car was a rental, and that the placard was not his before driving off.
In honor of 70 years, the entire Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim Burnoy, including 350 talmidim and staff, will be spending Yud Shvat in Crown Heights by the Rebbe. To minimize the disruption in learning, the monumental trip will be for only three days, with Seder held in 770.
After donning his Tefillin on Monday, Rabbi Shalom Greenberg from Chabad-Lubavitch of Shanghai donned his mask and went to give the Shanghai Jewish Refugee Museum 10,000 masks to distribute amongst the elderly Chinese population in the historic Hongkou area, known during WWII as the “Jewish Ghetto.”
