Woke Pricing Might Be Coming For Parking Tickets Under New City Council Bill
Are you wealthy? You might soon be paying more for parking tickets under new NYC Council Bill than those of lesser means.
Daily Archives: April 27, 2023
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Historical Student Voyage Visits Grand Synagogue of Istanbul
In the framework of the powerful and unprecedented EuroStars voyage to Turkey, hundreds of Jewish students from across Russia, visited this Tuesday the Grand Synagogue of Istanbul for an exciting ceremony and acquaintance with Turkish Jewry.
The “Brooklyn Pigeons” To Face Off at The Annual RCCS Charity Hockey Tournament Like Lubavitchers
The Brooklyn Pigeons hockey team, composed mostly of Chabad Lubavitch residents of Crown Heights, is gearing up to participate in the 5th annual RCCS Charity Hockey tournament. This year’s tournament will be held at the Ice Line Arena in West Chester, Pennsylvania, and will raise funds for RCCS (Rofeh Cholim Cancer Society), a non-profit organization that provides support to Jewish cancer patients and their families.
Weekly Letter: The Soul Which Is Eternal
In connection with the death of the sons of Aharon, at the beginning of this week’s parsha, we share the Rebbe’s letter of comfort written to parents who recently lost their child.
JEM: What the Rebbe Revealed to an Electrical Engineer
Watch this interview as JEM reveals what the Rebbe revealed to an electrical engineer.
Met @Chabad Shadchanim: Working Hard and Loving Every Moment
“For the people in our community who want to marry someone Jewish, there’s a glaring problem: they have no idea where to go.” That’s how Chaish Mentz, shluchah to Forsyth County, Georgia, describes the situation in her community. Enter Met @Chabad, the innovative program from Chabad Young Professionals that has taken the Jewish dating scene by storm.
Picture of the Day
Holocaust survivor Elza Metal, the matriarch of the Lubavitch Metal family, turned 100 today and was recognized by New York City Mayor Eric Adams through a proclamation naming today Elza Metal Day. Happy Birthday Elza!
A Brand-New Song Released by Benny Friedman in Honor of the 42nd Siyum HaRambam
The Rambam was the only one to codify the entire Torah all in a simple enough way for anyone on any level of learning to open and master. The Rebbe established a system of Rambam study with the unique possibility […]
Here’s My Story: A Non-Concession Stand For Israel
A native of Jerusalem, Rabbi Chaim Yitzchak Cohen is a veteran communal activist, with close ties to many chasidic Rebbes and prominent Torah sages in Israel. He was interviewed in his home in 2012.
JLI: The 5 Secret Levels of Your Soul
It’s too easy to walk through life without a solid grasp of ourselves. Take a deep dive into your soul’s spiritual makeup, and walk away with a deeper appreciation of your purpose and potential.
SHAZAK: Acharei-Kedoshim – Yom Kippur, Then and Now
Watch this weeks Shazak Parsha Production, with its spellbinding audiovisual storytelling of the parsha and Shazak style animations.
Picture of the Day
120 Young Shluchim from across Asia gathered together in Bangkok, Thailand, for three days of connection, fun and inspiration.
A Soldier’s Urgent Question to the Rebbe During Yom Kippur War
Ephraim Mol was a child survivor of the Holocaust who has been telling the inspirational story of his life to visitors at Yad Vashem and at other public gatherings for years. Here is the account that he shared with JEM.
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