PSA: There will be an outdoor Minyanim for shacharis with Krias Hatorah on the hour from 11:00AM thru 3:00PM this shabbos at 1472 President Street between Kingston Ave and Albany Ave.
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A Coronavirus exposure took place in Crown Heights over Purim, bringing the virus into the heart of the Crown Heights Jewish community. Crown Heights Hatzalah has published information and guidelines concerning the virus.
Watch as President Donald Trump on Friday declared a national emergency to help handle the growing outbreak of the novel coronavirus. The action helps $50 billion flow to states fighting to contain the spread of the virus, which has infected almost 1,700 people.
With new restrictions on the amount of people able to congregate in one place, the Gabboim of 770 have limited the participation in 770 to 500 people. The gabboim made the request following the limit enacted by Governor Andrew Cuomo on the amount of people allowed to congregate.
Rabbi Dr. Dovid Fox, Director of Project Chai, penned the following message to Jewish communities with a conscientious approach to coronavirus concerns.
Torah commands us to follow the guidelines of medical professionals. At the same time, it provides us with specific spiritual measures to protect our safety and well-being. In this 1986 address, the Rebbe suggests a method to preemptively immunize against illness.
In an about face, just hours after saying that schools will remain open, the principals notified parents that as of Friday at 12:00pm, all Crown Heights Schools will be closed until further notice.
In response to those who reached out and asked for clarification on last week’s story, I decided this week to elaborate with a story that Rabbi Mangel told me related to what was written last week.
In an email sent to school parents, the principals of the Crown Heights schools assureds that they were closely monitored the spreading pandemic, and the decision made was that all schools would continue to remain open for now.
Courtesy of Lubavitch Archives, we present a weekly photo of the Rebbe.
