COVID Spike Hits Crown Heights, Targets Young People
The simmering COVID cases in Crown Heights spiked Purim time with a flurry of new cases reported, mostly among young adults and children.
Daily Archives: March 5, 2021
Weekly Story: Kol Dichfin – Everyone Is Welcomed
As it is a few weeks before pesach, and the question of having guests is on the minds of many (which should be discussed with your doctor etc.). However, for even those who have received the vaccine etc., the question may still be on their mind. After all what can one seder accomplish?
In his weekly letter, Rabbi Zalmen Wishedski discusses the journey of a person to become a "vessel" so that they may be able to properly accept a blessing.
He Burst into Tears and Wept
In his weekly letter, Rabbi Zalmen Wishedski discusses the journey of a person to become a “vessel” so that they may be able to properly accept a blessing.
Photo: Loneman Photography
Musings Of A Shliach From Montana
Could you imagine a miracle that provided a permanent location for a Chabad House loan free? Musings on bitachon from Rabbi Chaim Bruk of Chabad Lubavitch of Montana.
Texas Power Grid Operator Overcharged Companies $16B During Winter Freeze
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas made a massive error that resulted in $16 billion in overcharges last month when millions of residents were left without power after a historic winter storm, according to a watchdog that oversees the power grid operator.
Stabbing Attack Thwarted at Jewish School and Supermarket in France
A stabbing attack targeting a Jewish school and supermarket in Marseille, France was thwarted Friday morning after security guards locked down the school.
Weekly Unique Photo of the Rebbe
Courtesy of Lubavitch Archives, we present a weekly photo of the Rebbe as he enters to deliver a talk.
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