Shabbos at the BESHT: Rabbi Yacov Barber for many years was a Shliach in Melbourne Australia. He was a Dayan on the Melbourne Bes Din. He is currently residing in Crown Heights and is a Motivational Speaker, Life Coach, and Advocate in Beis Din Proceedings. He will be giving this week’s shiur on the testimony of a non-observant Jew.
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The Prime Minister’s Office on Friday afternoon announced that Israel has received the list of the hostages due to be released tomorrow according to the agreement.
A striking visual of Jewish pride: thousands of Jewish women leaders stand together in front of Chabad-Lubavitch World Headquarters, representing 111 countries and over 6,000 communities on every corner of the world.
In this week’s column I am going to post something which I said last Shabbos at a farbrengen. As always, your comments and feedback are most welcomed and appreciated.
On Thursday night, February 20th, over 200 students and community members gathered at Chabad of Clinton Hill and Pratt Institute for an electrifying night of Jewish pride, laughter, and music.
This week, the Lubavitch community lost a giant—a humble yet formidable soul whose generosity and dedication changed the landscape of Jewish life. His name was Reb Yosef Aronow, affectionately known as Joe Aronow.
At the Merkos 302 Shlichus Expo on Kingston Avenue and President Street, Shluchos and their children are leaving their mark—literally.
Thursday was a painful day for the Jewish nation. The worldwide community mourned as four caskets were brought back from Gaza to Israel. At Hostage Square in Tel-Aviv 18-year-old Crown Heights resident Moshe Perl was sought out to provide solace.
