Please Say Tehillim For Chaim Mordechai Dovber Hakohen ben Chana
Please say Tehillim Kapital 20 and 19 for Chaim Mordechai Dovber Hakohen ben Chana for a speedy Refuah Sheleima.
Daily Archives: July 30, 2025
Canada To Recognize Palestinian State, Subject to PA Reforms
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Wednesday that his government intends to recognize the “State of Palestine” in September, provided the Palestinian Authority (PA) meets specific conditions tied to governance and security.
JLI: The Real Reason Relationships Fall Apart — and How to Fix Yours
While Jewish divorce rates lag behind the general population, they seem to be on the rise. What can we do to save ourselves, our relationships, and each other. A lesson for the unmarried and the married alike.
Australia to Ban Social Media Before Age 16
The new law, set to take effect in December, applies to all major platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube, and others.
Campus Shluchos Kinus Energizes, Connects and Uplifts
Close to 150 Shluchos who serve on college and university campuses around the world gathered for the annual Chabad on Campus International Kinus HaShluchos, a three-day experience of connection, inspiration, and empowerment.
Behind Every Baby Is A Story
Behind every baby is a story. A story marked by uncertainty, fear, and often crushing financial strain. But thanks to the generosity of our community, these stories are being rewritten with hope, healing, and the joy of new life.
UK Plans to Recognize Palestinian State in September Unless Israel Meets Conditions
Britain will recognize a Palestinian state in September unless the Israeli government takes substantive steps to end the “appalling situation” in Gaza and meets other conditions, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer told his cabinet on Tuesday according to a government statement.
MTA Proposes Fare Hike, Raising Price to $3 in 2026
Commuters may start paying $3 to ride subways and buses in January 2026, as announced in an MTA board meeting on Wednesday.
Zohran Mamdani’s NYC Election Rivals Have Little Chance — Even if They Team Up, Stunning New Poll Finds
Mamdani, a Queens assemblyman and the Democratic nominee, is projected to handily win the November general election with 50% of likely voters in the latest survey, released Tuesday by Zenith Research/Public Progress Solutions.
Chabad of UCLA to Receive Part Of $6.45 Million University Settlement
Chabad of UCLA was named in the University’s $6.45 million settlement as one of eight Jewish organizations to receive $2.33 million in charitable contributions.
Ashkelon Man Pretending to be Sofer Busted Selling Printed Mezuzahs
As part of a proactive operation by the Crime Fighting Unit at the Ashkelon police station, police arrested a resident of Samaria on suspicion of forging sacred Jewish texts.
Rabbi Osdoba’s Siyum in 770 Draws Community
The siyumim, in line with the Rebbe’s directive to increase in simcha through Torah during this time of national mourning, have become a powerful Crown Heights tradition—drawing participants nightly and bringing inspiration to hundreds.
Vaad Hakohol: Kingston Avenue Construction Update #3
Thanks to ongoing advocacy by Vaad Hakohol, the City has now installed a detour sign on Carroll Street, redirecting traffic to help prevent congestion from building up at President Street — a request we’ve been pushing for, and we’re glad to see it implemented.
Yartzeit of Reb Yoel: R’ Dovid Povarsky of Ponovitz and Reb Yoel
Author and Historian Rabbi Chaim Dalfin tells a story of Reb Yoel on his Yartzeit. The story involves R’ Dovid Povarsky of Ponovitz, and what he said about Reb Yoel.
Bais Habechira Video With Rabbi Chananya Hoffinger – Day #16
In today’s class we continue to look into the structure and functions of the Bais Hamikdash.
Picture of the Day
Mazal Tov! It’s moving day! The Crown Heights Jewish Community Council was spotted today packing up a truck as they make the move from their old location to Kingston Ave and Lefferts, where their new location will soon open.
A volunteer wraps tefillin with an attendee at the St. Charles Jewish Festival.
Across the Country, Jewish Culture Festivals Are Providing Community and Color
In towns and cities across the United States this summer, Jewish culture is stepping out onto main streets, grassy greens and in front of historic buildings with food, music and community spirit, drawing thousands to celebrate their Judaism at local festivals.
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