BDE: 9-Year-Old Lubavitcher Boy Struck and Killed in Chicago
Tragedy struck the Lubavitch community of Chicago Wednesday night, when a 9-year-old boy was struck and killed while riding his bike.
Daily Archives: July 14, 2021
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Why is Intimacy Such a Hot Topic These Days?
What is intimacy? How can we achieve closeness to our loved ones after years of partnership? What type of person should one look for in pursuing a sustainable relationship? These topics and more will be discussed in a new interview series with Sara Meira.
Amazing summer learning program in the Catskills
Two weeks ago, Hadar Hatorah left Crown Heights for its annual summer move to the Catskill mountains. Students are spending day and night learning, farbrengening and enjoying the beautiful scenery of the Catskill mountains.
US Overdose Deaths Hit Record 93,000 In Pandemic Last Year
Overdose deaths soared to a record 93,000 last year in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. government reported Wednesday.
Israeli Documentary Filmmakers Arrested in Nigeria
A trio of Israeli filmmakers, including a Columbia University graduate, shooting a documentary in Nigeria about obscure Jewish communities were arrested after they allegedly came into contact with anti-government separatists, reports said Wednesday.
Please Say Tehillim For Chaim Elazar Hakohen ben Shterna Sara
Please say tehillim for Chaim Elazar Hakohen ben Shterna Sara, a Shliach who has been hospitalized and is need of a speedy refuah.
Kids STEAM program offers FREE Tisha B’av Access
To help entertain children this Tisha B’av, Camp Crate will be opening classes – that have minimal specialty supplies so you can easily purchase the necessary supplies to follow along – on its website free of charge.
Chana Burston presents local artist Heidi Leonard with a gift of appreciation at the recent Jewish Women’s Circle Glass Etching event.
Chabad Jewish Women’s Circle Enjoys a Summer Evening of Creativity
Women from across Orange County gathered for a summer evening of creativity with Chabad’s Jewish Women’s Circle, led by Chana Burston. Participants learned the unique art of “Glass Etching” with local artist and community member Heidi Leonard of Washingtonville.
A Canceled Bar Mitzvah, A Heartwarming Wave Of Support
As the Delta Variant fueled South Africa’s third and most severe Covid-19 outbreak this year, the Jewish Community in Johannesburg went into shutdown. Gedaliah Kievman, the son of Chabad emissaries, had been looking forward to his bar mitzvah on Shabbat July 3rd, but was no longer to be.
UAE Ambassador Opens Embassy in Tel Aviv
United Arab Emirates (UAE) Ambassador to Israel Mohamed Al Khaja on Wednesday morning spoke at the opening ceremony of the UAE Embassy in Tel Aviv.
Russian Superstar Rapper Boosts Rebbe’s Book Sales
“Bringing Heaven Down to Earth: 365 Meditations of the Rebbe”, a well-known among the Jews spiritual book by Rebbe Menachem Mendel Schneerson, is sold out in Russian bookstores and showed a whopping 15,000% growth of the page visits on the Lechaim literary magazine’s website.
First Temple-Era Segment of Jerusalem’s City Wall Uncovered
Archaeological excavations in the City of David National Park have uncovered the remains of the city wall, which was built during the Iron Age – the days of the First Temple in the Kingdom of Judah, to protect Jerusalem from the east.
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