JEWQ 5780 Champions to Join the 5781 CKIDS Shabbaton
Last year’s finalists, whose Shabbaton was canceled due to Covid, were surprised with an invitation to this year’s Shabbaton.
Daily Archives: May 30, 2021
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TOMORROW: KSCVK Fundraising $300,000 in 36 Hours
Presently, Devorah Benjamin, the legendary wedding planner and founder of Keren Simchas Chosson V’Kallah has 50 weddings in the works. To help gets these Chuppahs up, please join KSCVK in raising $300,000 in 36 hours.
The Mechanchim Conference in Moscow
This year, despite all the difficulties due to COVID-19, more than 30 educators from all educational institutions in Moscow, gathered for two full days, abounding with lectures and educational discussions, at the grand Jewish center in Zukowka.
8:00pm: With the Rise of Anti-Semitic Attacks, Is It Time to Start Fighting Back?
The topics in this week’s 356th episode of the highly acclaimed MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include: With the Rise of Anti-Semitic Attacks, Is It Time to Start Fighting Back? In this Current Climate What Can We Do to Increase Unity and Love? With Cities Opening up, Can We Say That It Is a Sign of the Imminent Geulah? What Did the Scouts Do Wrong? Why Was the One Who Carried Wood on Shabbos Put to Death? When Moshiach Comes… Will 770 Be Transported to Israel? Can Moshiach Be a Woman?
One Wounded in Terrorist Stabbing Attack in Gaza Border Town
One person was wounded in a stabbing attack in an Israeli border town near the Gaza frontier Sunday night.
Naftali Bennett
Bennett Commits to Forming Government with Yair Lapid
Yamina chief Naftali Bennett announced Sunday night that he will work to form a national unity government.
Sheva Brachos Celebrated In Jewish Chesed Center of Moscow
The Shluchim of Russia celebrated the Sheva Brachos of the Kahn and Deitch families along with the Chesed volunteers of Moscow.
Fund Launched To Help 10-Year-Old Shliach Receive Emergency Surgery
10-year-old Yehuda faces the daunting challenge of surviving a brain tumor, and needs your help in fundraising the cost of the expensive surgery.
Italy Cable Car Disaster: Suspects Released From Custody
An Italian court has released from custody the three suspects arrested following the cable car disaster. One of the suspects was sent to house arrest.
Alternate Side Parking Rules Suspended May 31th
Alternate side parking (street cleaning) regulations and parking meters are suspended Monday, May 31th, 2021 for Memorial Day. All other regulations remain in effect.
Hat Shop Apologizes for Selling Nazi-Like ‘Not Vaccinated’ Yellow Stars After Backlash
A Tennessee hat store that drew ire for selling “Not Vaccinated” badges modeled after the yellow stars Jews were forced to wear by Nazis apologized late Saturday — amid protests, threats of a boycott and the loss of at least one business partner.
PSA: Google Photos Will Stop Giving Free Storage This Week
Google Photos has always offered free storage for all photos and videos on your phone. As of 6/1, Google will start charging for storage space on Google Photos. However all photos and videos uploaded by 5/31 won’t count towards your storage.
Behind The JEM Film “Iron Curtain”
Yanky Ascher works at JEM and is involved in the task of browsing tens of thousands of hours of archived footage for JEM’s unique videos. After 15 years, a video that had deeply touching Ascher has reached through the Iron Curtain.
Florida Mass Shooting: 2 Dead, Over 20 Injured
Two people were killed and 20 to 25 people were injured in a shooting outside a banquet hall in South Florida, police said Sunday.
US Postal Service Plans to Hike Price of Stamps
The U.S. Postal Service said on Friday it plans to raise the price of a first-class postage stamp to 58 cents, from 55 cents, to offset falling revenues as volumes drop.
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