Gallery: Kinus Torah Held in Paris
A Kinus Torah was held in Paris and photographed by Chabad photographer Morde’hai Lubecki.
Op-Ed: An Epidemic That No One Is Talking About
There is an epidemic that no one is talking about. It’s more contagious than covid. It’s more contagious because we get it from ourselves. Op-Ed by Shmarya Richler
With 24 Hours Left, Moshiach Projects Are Piling In
As the second annual Moshiach Contest by Tut Altz closes submissions tomorrow, kids are encouraged to participate in this unique opportunity.
NYC Schools Face $215 Million in Budget Cuts Amid Falling Enrollment
A $215 million cut to the Department of Education’s budget is anticipated because of declining enrollment at New York City public schools, officials said.
Jewish Hero Lauded For Taking Action, Presented With Award
When Yoel Kellner jumped out of his truck and took a stand for a fellow Jew, he wasn’t thinking about being a hero, but social media quickly made him one.
Iranian Agents Arrested in Turkey Plotting to Abduct Israelis
Turkish security forces arrested Iranian agents linked with a plot to abduct Israeli tourists.
New Engagement!
Levi Duchman (United Arab Emirates) to Lèa Hadad (Brussels, Belgium) L’Chaim: Tonight Monday, 7:00pm at the JCM
As The Summer Approaches Hatzalah Encourages Water Safety
As families get into the summer spirit and spend more time enjoying water activities, Flatbush Hatzalah released an informative video encouraging heightened awareness for water safety.
Two Iranian Aerospace Scientists Die Under Mysterious Circumstances
Two Iranian aerospace scientists died under mysterious circumstances just hours apart, according to reports by the state-controlled Fars outlet Monday.
Oholei Torah Prize Distribution for Winners of Mishnayos Baal Peh, Chidon Mitzvos, and Tzivos Hashem
Excitement filled the air in the Oholei Torah ballroom this morning, as a triple event was held for grades five through seven, with a surprise announcement for the talmidim.
Toddler In Need of Urgent Tehillim
Please say a Kapital Tehillim for Naomi Mettina Bas BatSheva Miriam, a toddler in the hospital who is need of a speedy Refuah Shelayma.
8:00pm: Is It Appropriate for Schools to Have Their Children Solicit Their Families for a Fundraising Campaign?
The topics in this week’s 405th episode of the highly acclaimed MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include: Is It Appropriate for Schools to Have Their Children Solicit Their Families for a Fundraising Campaign? Why Are People So Opposed to the Government Requiring Yeshivas to Teach More Secular Studies? How Do We Maintain Inspiration After the Initial Spark Dissipates? If G-d Gave Every Jew the Torah for Free, Why Are Yeshiva Tuitions So Expensive?
Levaya of Liba Schwartz Passes By 770
Friends, volunteers, and acquaintances gathered in front of 770 Sunday afternoon to bid farewell to Liba Schwartz OBM, a long time Crown Heights resident who passed away Motzei Shabbos.
How to Get My Son Back on The Right Path
Rabbi Gershon Avtzon of Cincinnati, OH, answers a weekly question pertaining to relevant issues in the Chabad community.
MITZVAH: Let Us Not Forget One of Our Own
Although she died alone, let us not forget her and come out to bid her farewell at 1:30pm when her Levaya is scheduled to pass by 770.
New Engagement!
Mendy Margolin (Norfolk, VA) and Yamna Elharrar (Montreal, QC)
A Solen Package, A Contrite Thief, and A Beautiful Kiddush Hashem
Stolen packages are a teeth-gnashing reality in Crown Heights. After each new story, residents have little to celebrate and usually find themselves becoming increasingly resigned to the futility of even reporting the thefts to the police. This story though is a beautiful exception.
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