Video of the Day
Watch this amazing encounter with a non-Jewish man who grew up in Crown Heights and received a dollar from the Rebbe on two separate occasions. As his friends say, he has the luck of the Jews.
Daily Archives: October 21, 2022
It’ll Be Aright – A Song About Bitachon
“It’ll Be Alright,” the newest release by singer-songwriter Moti Muchnik, a 16-year-old shliach from Oxnard, CA, is an uplifting song that encourages every individual to strengthen their trust in Hashem
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Student Found With Loaded Gun At Medger Evers College in Crown Heights
A 17-year-old college student was found with a loaded gun Friday at Medger Evers College in Crown Heights.
Rabbi Canoes Through Floodwaters to Bring Joy to Retiree Couple in Florida
The holiday of Sukkot was coming to an end, but Rabbi Yanky Majesky of Chabad of North Orlando couldn’t shake off the concern he had for John and Marylou Klein, a senior couple who were still trapped in their home, surrounded by dangerous post-hurricane floodwaters.
Weekly Story: V’Yaakov Hulach L’Darko
As is customary, on the Friday after Simchas Torah I post a thought or two from something I heard at a farbrengen throughout Sukkos. This is based on one of the points the Rebbe would always mention on Shabbos Bereishis, V’Yaakov Hulach L’Darko – that after the Yomim Tovim of Tishrei, it is time to unpack the merchandise you acquired and utilize it.
This New Chumash Cycle, Connect and Learn Chassidus on the Parsha
For the new Chumash Cycle, Connect and learn with the Parsha the Chassidishe Way. Irgun Torah presents these insightful shiurim for you to connect daily with the Chassidishe Parsha.
Weekly Dvar Torah: Post Tishrei Blues?
It’s been a high flying month of Tishrei, and as we settle in for the rest of the year, Rabbi Katzman asks the question, is there such a thing as the post Tishrei blues?
New York Judge Gives Temporary Restraining Order On Law Banning Guns In Places Of Worship, Says “Self-Defense is No Less Important and No Less Recognized At These Places”
Passed within days of a stunning concealed carry ruling by the Supreme Court, New York States new gun laws are facing even further challenge in court, and the judge appears to be siding with places of worship.
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