In this week’s parsha we learn of the birth and life of Yaakov and Esav, twins born to Yitzchak and Rivkah – and we see Esav disregarding the teachings of his parents and rejecting the responsibilities of a first born. In this connection – we bring a letter in which the Rebbe answers one who declares that “my Jewishness means little to me.”
At over 130 Chabad Hebrew Schools around the world, kids have been mastering Jewish fundamentals leading up to the first JewQ test.
The new Chanukah edition of the How Jew You Do? game series was produced in China in time to kick off Chanukah events and parties and create a meaningful and fun Jewish experience.
After 60 years, an hour-long audio track of a special, one-time occurrence at the Rebbe’s Farbrengen has been published.
A public Macha’a published by Kehot Publication Society reported that Kehot books and Siddurim Tehilat Hashem are being sold on the open market to innocent, unaware consumers.
Now, this is a sight not seen often in Crown Heights, a helicopter occupying a vacant lot. This helicopter decided to pay Crown Heights a visit for an unknown reason, parking in the empty lot on the corner of Carroll Street and Troy Ave.
Ahead of the month of Kislev, A Chassideshe Derher announced a new column titled “Hamaseh Hu Ha’iker”, highlighting some of the hora’os the Rebbe gave pertaining to the dates of the month.
If you are ready to learn how to dance to the tune of the Niggun Hatzemach Tzedek from Avraham Fried, just follow along, and join the dance at the next wedding.
After the fall of the Iron curtain, the archives of the Czarist Attorney General containing all the inter-governmental correspondence involving the Alter Rebbe’s case became available. Within it was found what is arguably the most important document of the entire file: The original deposition of the Alter Rebbe in which he answered in writing most of the twenty-two points of contention on which he was interrogated.
The FBI released hundreds of pages of newly declassified documents Wednesday about its long effort to explore connections between the Saudi government and the Sept. 11 attacks, revealing the scope of a strenuous but ultimately fruitless investigation whose outcome many question to this day.
A new speed camera is being installed corner of Lefferts Ave eastbound on the corner of Albany Ave in Crown Heights.
When Eli Codron, a student at Northeastern University in Boston, walked into the local Hillel for morning prayer services, he wasn’t expecting to hear the news Rabbi Mendy Posner of the campus Chabad House had to tell him.
We knew for a long time that COVID causes heart problems, and now we know why.
Multiple thousand-year-old Jewish books and manuscripts were seized by Turkish Authorities in a raid last Friday believed to be in connection with items stolen from the Eliyahu Hanavi Synagogue in Damascus’ Jobar area.
Rabbi Mordechai Dubinsky has served as a teacher of Judaic studies for over four decades. He was interviewed in his home in Brooklyn, New York, in January of 2014.
