NY Voters Overwhelmingly Reject New Manhattan $15 ‘Congestion’ Toll
New York voters overwhelmingly reject having to pay a new $15 “congestion” toll to enter Midtown Manhattan, a statewide poll released Monday shows.
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Terrorist Who Murdered Jewish Shepherd is Arrested
On Sunday night, the ISA, Israel Police, and IDF arrested Ahmad Dawabshe, the terrorist who murdered Binyamin Achimeir, a Jewish shepherd, in a bloody and brutal terror attack last week.
President of Miami University Designated the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s Birthday as Education Day USA
President of Miami University designates the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s birthday, the 12th of Nissan, as Education Day USA.
Gallery: The Kever of Dan ben Yaakov
Chabad photographer Mordechai Lubecki visited the Kever of Dan ben Yaakov and captured the sites surrounding the location.
Terrorists Ram Two Chareidim Burning Chometz, Attempt to Shoot and Fail
Three pedestrians were hit at two different locations in the Romema neighborhood of Jerusalem on Monday morning, by what is believed to be the same vehicle.
Despite scenes of antisemtism at Columbia University, Rabbi Yuda Drizin hands out shmurah matzah to Jewish students before the start of the Passover holiday. Photo: Chabad-Lubavitch at Columbia
Amid Antisemitic Anarchy at Columbia, Seders to Go On with Joy, Confidence and Extra Security
In the face of fears, Rabbi Yuda Drizin, who co-directs Chabad-Lubavitch at Columbia with his wife Naomi, this means holding a larger Passover Seder than he’d originally planned.
Russian President Sends Letter of Blessing In Honor of Pesach
A little while before selling the Chometz of the Russian Jewish people by the Chief Rabbi of Russia, Rabbi Berel Lazar Shalita, the annual blessing letter written by the President of Russia Vladimir Putin to all the Jews of Russia arrived at his office.
Education and Sharing Day Honors the Rebbe’s Vision
As the Howard County, Maryland Council convened on Monday, April 15th, a group of local high-schoolers were present. They’d be awarded this day for their recent athletic achievements. But their special day took on a deeper, even more meaningful light once the public hearing began.
Here’s My Story: Chasidic Traditions and Russian Customs
Rabbi Shmuel Lew has been serving as an educator and Chabad emissary in London since 1965. He was interviewed five times in the years 2007, 2009, 2020, and 2021.
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