Day-To-Day Halachic Guide For Tishrei 5784 Part #2
Rabbi Yosef Braun of The Crown Heights Beis Din has published a Day-to-Day Halachic guide for the month of Tishrei Part #2 (Erev Sukkos – 30th Tishrei 5784).
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KASHRUS ALERT: GE Electric Range Shabbos Issue
While GE appliances are not certified by the STAR-K, they have provided this guidance as a service to consumers who may own this model.
Global Community For Young Shluchim Launches New Year With Completely Revamped Programming
Young Shluchim worldwide gear up for another impactful year as part of the MyShliach community with the relaunch of all the beloved programs and the new MyShliach family membership.
THURSDAY: Tishrei Dancing To Take Over Kingston and Eastern Parkway
Dancing to the beat of musician Yossi Cohen, thousands of residents and guests will descend on the corner of Kingston Ave and Eastern Parkway Thursday night for an evening of music and dancing, and you are invited.
Shiur: Is Your Calabria Esrog Kosher?
The past week, Kollel Anash of Crown Heights had the honor of hosting a shiur by Rabbi Eliyahu Matusof on the halachic issues associated with esrogim murkovim, grafted esrogim. Rabbi Matusof serves as a senior editor on the Otzar haChassidim-Kehos staff.
Undeterred by protests on Yom Kippur, Chabad of North Tel Aviv plans to bring Sukkot to the neighborhood as always on the upcoming holiday of Sukkot. File photo: Chabad of North Tel Aviv
Worshippers in North Tel Aviv Not Deterred by Yom Kippur Protest
Chabad’s outdoor Yom Kippur service has been a welcome and unifying tradition in North Tel Aviv. This year, unfortunately, the beautiful event was marred when the worshippers—who draw from all religious backgrounds—were interrupted in their prayers by a group of noisy protesters objecting to the mechitza at the site.
Tribute to Reb Dovid Krasnjanski OBM
Author and Historian Rabbi Chaim Dalfin gives a moving and insightful tribute to Reb Dovid Krasnjanski, a person dedicated to Torah and elder Chossid who passed away just a week before his 89th birthday.
TODAY: The Blachman Family To Welcome A New Sefer Torah
The Blachman Family is inviting the community to take part in the welcoming of a new Sefer Torah in honor of the 70th birthday of Eli and Sara Blachman and in Zechus of their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
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Mayor Adams Gives New Yorkers Ability To Use City-Funded Rental Assistance Vouchers Across New York State
While New York City continues to face a serious housing shortage with a record-high shelter population totaling more than 113,000 individuals in the city’s care, CityFHEPS voucher holders will now be able to utilize their voucher to obtain permanent, affordable housing not only within New York City but also in any county or locality across New York State.
JEM: An Incredible Meeting With the Lubavitcher Rebbe
Rabbi Ephraim Sturm: When asking the Rebbe for medical advice, the level of care and concern was extraordinary.
Audio: Sukkos, Shmini Atzeres & Simchas Torah
In honor of Sukkos and the accompanying Yomim Tovim, Rabbi Michoel Seligson has provided an overview of Sukkos, Shmini Atzeres, and Simchas Torah by the Rebbe which included pertinent facts and stories.
Chag Ha’Simcha As 270 Students Receive Semicha
About 500 people participated in the impressive “Chag Ha’Semicha” event which took place last Wednesday, 5 Tishrei, in Oholei Torah’s hall in Crown Heights. Certificates were given out to about 270 students who successfully completed the curriculum for Semicha.
The late Rabbi Yitzchak Meir Kagan, a longtime Chabad emissary in Detroit, hits the streets in a Sukkah-mobile, and armed with a lulav and etrog, circa 1970. This year marks 70 years since the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, launched the Lulav and Etrog Campaign. Photo: Challenge
Excuse Me, Are You Jewish?: The Lulav Campaign Turns 70
In September of 1953, the Rebbe’s chief secretary, Rabbi Chaim Mordechai Aizik Hodakov, summoned two yeshivah students into his office with a new directive from the Rebbe. “He told us that we should arrange that on Sukkot, we should go out into the streets with a lulav and etrog and also gather children in the Sukkah, and help them make the blessing on the etrog … ”
Aerial view of San Francisco
US Announces Israel’s Accepted to Visa Waiver Program
The US on Wednesday officially announced that Israel has been accepted to its Visa Waiver Program and Israeli citizens will now be able to enjoy the benefits of the program.
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