Remains of Jewish Children Murdered During Holocaust Brought to Rest in Shklov
Recently discovered bones of Jewish children, murdered during the Nazi invasion to Belarus, were brought to rest in the historical Jewish shtetl of Shklov.
Recently discovered bones of Jewish children, murdered during the Nazi invasion to Belarus, were brought to rest in the historical Jewish shtetl of Shklov.
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The topics in this week’s 426th episode of the highly acclaimed MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include: Why Is Kislev Called the Month of Geulah? What Is the Meaning of Geulah? What Is the Main Contribution of the Mitteler Rebbe? Are There Any Authentic Surviving Paintings of the Patriarchs or Moses? Were the Original Jews Dark Skinned? Why Do We Pray? Are Our Prayers Answered?
Rain didn’t dampen the Simcha felt at today’s Hachnasas Sefer Torah procession in memory of Reb Aron Baitz OBM which took place in Crown Heights. This image captures the moments as the procession turned from Empire Blvd to Brooklyn Ave on its way to Aliyah on East New York.
Check out this time lapse video from Mendel Kulski, a member of the staff of the Kinus Hashluchim 5783, as he shows you how a basketball court was transformed into a dining hall for thousands of guest Rabbis.
With deep regret and great sadness, we report the passing of Mrs. Margret Leverton OB”M, a member of the Chabad Kehilah in London and mother of Yossi and Mendy Leverton of Crown Heights.
A free workshop from Tut Altz sets out to show teachers how the Live with Geulah Now! Curriculum can transform their classroom and engage students in grades 3-7 in fun, interactive learning as they give over the Rebbe’s directive to live with Moshiach on a daily basis, to their students.
Rabbi Gershon Avtzon of Cincinnati, OH, answers a weekly question pertaining to relevant issues in the Chabad community.
In the course of Border Police activity northwest of Kibbutz Ramat Hashofet, a 33-year-old resident of Kiryat Shemona was spotted using a metal detector in a registered archaeological site. One find was especially interesting – an ancient coin of Antiochos IV, dated to 169–164 BCE. “Antiochos IV was designated ‘Epiphanes’, meaning ‘God Manifest”, but behind his back, his subjects called him ‘Epimanes’ – The Madman”.
From now through the 12th of Kislev, a special sale is taking place on all books published by Historian and Author Rabbi Chaim Dalfin.
Road work is scheduled to continue in Crown Heights this week, including the paving of Empire Blvd, which was initially postponed this past week due to the Kinus Hashluchim before being done in part last week. Expect traffic and parking limitations in effected areas.
EN3RGY is all about bringing audiences something new, something fresh, something different. In this captivating music video you’ve got all of that – and then some!
The Baitz Family invites the community to join in the Siyum and Hachnasas Sefer Torah in memory of their father, Reb Aron Yoel Baitz OBM, taking place today in Crown Heights.