Joseph Lieberman, 82, U.S. Senator, Vice-Presidential Nominee, and Proud Jew
If there is one word with which Joe Lieberman’s name is most associated, it is the Jewish day of rest: Shabbat.
If there is one word with which Joe Lieberman’s name is most associated, it is the Jewish day of rest: Shabbat.
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Rabbi Shneur Zalman Wilchanski OBM, the Rosh Yeshiva in Tomchei Temimim of Morristown, NJ passed away Wednesday. Rabbi Chaim Dalfin recorded a tribute in his memory.
Attacks on Israel and fake news is nothing new, as can be seen in the Rebbe’s letter we share this week. With the very challenging situation in Eretz Yisroel today – fighting an enemy both on the ground and in the public and political arena – we are sharing a letter that the Rebbe wrote to a US official in the UN. In his letter, the Rebbe decries the deplorable assertions and misconceptions about the land of Israel that are contained in the State Department report on human rights.
Former Senator and Vice Presidential candidate Joseph Lieberman passed away yesterday at the age of 82. In an interview conducted by JEM, Lieberman shares poignant memories of his encounters with the Rebbe, offering a glimpse into the profound impact the Rebbe had on his life.
As the final hours of Darchai Menachem’s fundraising campaign, “Elements: See Each Child,” draws near, the urgency is palpable. With only halfway to the school’s goal, every dollar contributed now can make a profound difference.
Bais Shmuel of Crown Heights has released an update on their future building, and the update is filled with good news.
For the 44th Consecutive year, Chabad of South Broward Headquarters has brought Purim joy and Shalach Monos to residents of nursing homes, retirement homes, hospitals and schools throughout South Broward.
It was Shabbos morning when Rabbi Menachem Mendel Landa ob”m was rushed to the hospital with a brain tumor. In the stress of the moment and amidst his excruciating pain, Rabbi Landa turned to the Hatzalah member at his side and asked for a favor.
The Levaya honoring Rabbi Zalman Wischanski OBM, the Rosh Yeshiva of Tomchei Tmimim in Morristown, NJ, passed by 770 Thursday where a large crowd gathered to bid farewell.
Bunim, the newest music release from Boruch Sholom include lyrics adapted from the works of the Chasidic master, R’ Levi Yitzchok Ben Sara Sosha, Der Heiliger Barditchever, z”l.
We need YOUR help TODAY to send a strong message to President Biden to support Israel, combat antisemitism, and secure the release of our hostages. To do so, we will collect 180,000 signed letters that will be hand-delivered to the White House on Wednesday, April 3rd – the 180th day since October 7th.
Series on Trauma: Episode 5 – Parenting in a Post-October 7th World. The series addresses questions regarding trauma following the massacre of October 7th and the surge of global anti-Semitism.
Darchai Menachem’s annual Purim party united over 300 members of the school community in a joyous celebration. Students, families, faculty, and friends came together for an unforgettable evening of laughter, farbrenging, and lots of Simcha.
This Thursday (girls) and next Thursday (boys) at 12 p.m., thousands of chayolim, family, and friends from around the world will be tuning into the International Sara Rohr Siyum Hamitzvos Event.
Rabbi Sheldon Rudoff (1933-2011) was an attorney who held leadership positions in a number of Jewish organizations including the OU, UJA-Federation, Yeshiva University and others. He was interviewed in January, 2010.
Rabbi Avraham and Shulamis Holtzberg, the dynamic leaders of Chabad of Georgetown, welcomed guests from near and far to a spectacular Gala Dinner event celebrating the completion of their exquisite new mikvah.
The news broke this past Thursday that mediation between AgriStar Meats and The CHK had begun, while in truth, they had already collapsed. The talks, highly anticipated in the Crown Heights community with the hope of preventing a meat shortage or an increase in prices with Pesach approaching, ended abruptly just two weeks after they started.