On Thursday evening 18 Adar, the Shluchim of Yeshiva Gedolah of Miami hosted hundreds of Bochurim, Shluchim and Anash in a grand celebration of Shnas Hayovel to the Yeshiva and 40 years to the Takono of learning Rambam.
It’s 29 years since the Crown Heights Jewish Community made a dinner to honor Governor George Pataki and all the lawyers that helped out following the Crown Heights riots. The following two YouTube videos show the historic footage of the very special dinner.
The event culminated the months of dedicated learning for which these middle schoolers devoted their free time, studying an intensive curriculum on the facts, details, and reasons behind all 613 Mitzvos.
The Knesset this evening (Monday) passed Minister Shlomo Karhi’s bill to shutter the Al Jazeera network’s offices in Israel.
A rabbi in the Netherlands who was assaulted by a Muslim asking why he was “dressed like a Jew,” tried running into a supermarket but was forbidden from taking a photo of his assailant or calling the police.
Rabbi Yosef Klyne shares the deep impact of his brother in law, Rabbi Mendel Landa obm, who was niftar just a few days ago. At the young age of 32, Rabbi Landa’s heroic and genuine nature left a gaping void in the lives of thousands, particularly his dear family and young children. Please open your hearts to ease their unimaginable pain.
This summer, in light of the historic times Klal Yisrael is living through, Chabad on Campus International is bringing the 20th annual Kinus HaShluchim and Kinus HaShluchos to Eretz Yisrael.
The Wilchanski family is sitting Shiva following the passing of Rabbi Shneur Zalman Wilchanski OBM. Times and location in extended article.
In 1979, Mr. Chaim Bialik-Chacham was appointed senior aide to Israel’s Minister of Finance. While on assignment in New York, he got an out-of-the-blue phone call that the Rebbe wished to see him.
Chabad of Playa Del Carmen, Mexico and the Levi Family will be welcoming a new Sefer Torah this week, complete with Siyum, procession, and official welcoming ceremony.
Chabad at Texas A&M University—which has the largest student body of any college in the United States—has long educated students about the importance and sanctity of the mikvah. But the university is located in College Station, Texas, 100 miles from the nearest mikvah.
