New York City has announced that they will be providing three free kosher “grab and go” meals per day for any New Yorker that requests them. The kosher meals will be under the Volove Kashrus organization.
President Trump on Monday said he will sign an executive order to temporarily suspend immigration into the United States amid the coronavirus pandemic, a move that is likely to draw prompt legal challenges.
Israel Saacks, a Lubavitcher living in Chicago and dispatcher in Chicago Hatzalah, was welcomed home in grand fashion after falling critically ill and being admitted to the hospital for nearly a month.
With great sadness we report the passing of Mrs. Channa Miriam Tarshish OBM, of Chicago/North Miami Beach.
If someone physically assaults another, we teach our children to call the police. If someone attempts to lure them, we teach our children to turn to the police for help. When someone threatens or makes dangerous remarks, we teach our children that if you see something, you say something, and right away call the police. But what do you do when the police are not helping, rather playing a double standard?
This coming Friday, the 30th of Nissan (April 24th) will be the last day to make Birchas Hailanos, the blessing recited over blossoming fruit trees in the spring.
From an adoptive Morman home, Paul Cooper transformed into Paltiel Ratzenberg, Chabad supporter and the manager of the Zushe band.
With great sadness we report the passing of Sholem Rosenblum OBM, a Crown Heights resident and member of Ksav Sofer Shul. He passed away on Monday, the 27th of Nissan, 5780.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and Blue and White chairman Benny Gantz signed an agreement to form a unity government Monday evening, ending the political deadlock which prevented the formation of a coalition and led to three elections in less than a year.
After seeing a grotesque display of antisemitism outside the Ohio State House, Shliach Rabbi Aryeh Kaltmann expressed his feelings on meanings that the Holocaust and the present crisis share.
Eli Beer, President and Founder of United Hatzalah, will be flying back to Israel on Tuesday after recovering from coronavirus. He spent the last few weeks at the Miami University Medical Center in Florida.
