Project Veritas Publishes Leaked Documents Showing Information Suppression On Facebook
It’s as many suspected. A new report from Project Veritas has revealed leaked documents allegedly showing an information suppression program within Facebook.
Daily Archives: May 24, 2021
First of its Kind: DeSantis Signs Bill to Allow Individuals to Sue Big Tech Over Censorship
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill on Monday that would allow individuals to sue social media platforms if they are “unfairly censored,” and penalize Big Tech companies that de-platform political candidates in the state.
New York State Police to Increase Presence in Jewish Neighborhoods in Wake of Recent Anti-Semitic Hate Crimes
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today directed the New York State Police to increase patrols at downstate synagogues, schools and other Jewish community facilities following a number of recent anti-Semitic attacks in New York and around the country.
Lamplighters Releases New Episode: How A Couple Helped Judaism Gain Official Status In Iceland
In Episode 2 of Lamplighters: Stories From Chabad Emissaries On The Jewish Frontier, reporter/producer Gary Waleik tells the story of Rabbi Avi and Mushky Feldman, Chabad emissaries to Iceland, who persuaded the government there to officially recognize Judaism.
New Torah Scroll Celebrated in Historical Village of Malachovka
An exciting and impressive event was held just before Shavuot, at the shul and Chabad House in the historical village of Malachovka. It was in honor of the completion of a new Torah scroll which was festively carried into the Aron Kodesh (holy ark) with singing and dancing.
Photo Gallery: Paris Holds Kinus Torah
The anash of Paris and the surrounding areas joined together for a Kinus Torah last week under the auspices of Rabbi Levy Azimov and Rabbi Elchanan Marazow.
Erev Shabbos Moments In Crown Heights
CrownHeights.info presents a gallery of photos with the streets and views of Crown Heights Erev Shabbos. This gallery is courtesy of MendelsPhotography.
Justice is Blind by Justice Richard H. Bernstein
Life has not always been simple for Bernstein. Hear firsthand how he faced his challenges head-on, and is now serving as the first blind judge of the Supreme Court of Michigan.
Report: Three Wuhan Lab Researchers Were Hospitalized in November 2019
Three researchers at a Chinese lab that has been scrutinized as the possible origin point of the coronavirus pandemic went to the hospital due to an illness in November 2019, according to a new report.
Video of the Day
At a mass rally for Israel and the Jewish people Sunday at ground Zero and the World Trade Center, Rabbi Uriel Vigler of Chabad Israel Center of the UES, gave a powerful speech on the importance of faith, and its role as the Jewish people’s most powerful weapon.
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Stabbing Attack Reported in Jerusalem Near Ammunition Hill
Two people were injured Monday morning in a stabbing attack near Ammunition Hill in Jerusalem. The two, aged 21 and 23, one an IDF soldier, suffered from multiple knife wounds and their condition is defined as moderate and conscious.
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