Gang Attacks Jewish Man In Crown Heights In Possible Hate Crime
A Jewish man walking in Crown Heights was punched in the face and called “you dirty Jew” in a gang assault Thursday evening.
Scorpius will allow Israel to use electromagnetic technology to defend itself.
(Israel Aerospace Industries)
‘Revolution in Warfare’: Israel Has New ‘Invisible’ Defense System
Israel has a new weapon in its defense arsenal — and enemies of the Jewish State will never see it coming.
Weekly Letter: Successful Parenting
In connection with raising Jewish children – the theme of our parsha, where Yaakov and his wives establish their Jewish family with the twelve tribes, we present a letter where the Rebbe gives his candid advice and a few basic principles for Jewish parents to follow in bringing up their children.
Inspiration On The Way To The Ohel, A Shliach’s Baal Shem Tov Moment During the Kinus Hashluchim
Rabbi Yisroel Silberstein, Shliach in Chernigov, Ukraine, writes about his special moment while on the way to the Ohel during the the International Kinus Hashluchim 5782.
Kinus Hashluchim Recap – Singing the Nigun Poltava
At the International Kinush Hashluchim Gala Banquet 5782, singer Shlomo Simcha sang the Poltava Nigun, and a replay was made available by chabad.org.
MyShliach’s “Farbrengen in a Box” Now Available to All
Filling the need for Chassidishe programming on Yomei Depagra for Yaldei Hashluchim worldwide, MyShliach’s novel Farbrengen In A Box enables children to mark Chassidishe Yomim Tovim in a fun and meaningful way.
JEM Launches Reimagined Rebbe Photo Platform
A newly reimagined platform hosting hundreds of thousands of Rebbe photos has been launched by JEM, marking another step in making its incredible archive available to the public.
Baby Girl!
Eli and Chana (nee Jacobson) Andrusier (Cooper City, FL)
District Leaders Tour The Chabad Library and Meet With Community Leaders
District Leaders Sarana Purcell and Edu Hermelyn visited Crown Heights Thursday and met with community leaders as connections between elected officials and the community continue to grow.
VIDEO: What My Life in Russia Is (Not) Like
Thirteen years ago, Yakov Danzinger’s parents made two big announcements that changed his life. In this video, he shares what life is like in Rostov, Russia – offering an inside view as the son of the Chabad emissaries there.
Oholei Torah Marks Rosh Chodesh Kislev
From Kindergarten to Mesivta, students of Oholei Torah took part in various special programs to commemorate Rosh Chodesh Kislev.
Rabbi Yerachmiel Gorelick kindles the Ice Menorah at a Chanukah event in Tyumen, a major city in Siberia.
What It’s Like to Warm Jewish Hearts in Siberia
When most think of the quintessential faraway locale—a place where life is different and distant—many of us think of Siberia, the winter wasteland that never seems to end. Read this interview with Rabbi Yerachmiel Gorelik, who together with his wife, Sterni, leads an active Jewish community in Tyumen, a major city in Siberia.
Here’s My Story: Editor-In-Chief of the Times
Since 1974, Rabbi Yisroel Rubin has served as a Chabad emissary in Albany, New York. He was interviewed in November of 2018.
Artwork From Chassidic Artist Goes On Display in Paris
Chabad Photographer Morde’hai Lubecki visited the gallery of Chassidic artist Yaakov (William) Tordjman in Paris, where his artwork depicting many chassidic and Chabad scenes were on display.
Sen. Manchin Sounds Inflation Alarm, Says DC Can’t Ignore the ‘Economic Pain’
Moderate Sen. Joe Manchin slammed President Biden on Wednesday for claiming the recent spike in prices on everyday goods is “transitory,” saying Washington can “no longer ignore” the impact inflation is having on Americans.
New Information Emerges On Helicopters Crown Heights Visit, Was Completely Coordinated and Legal
A viral story broken on Crown Heights.info of a helicopter that landed on an empty Crown Heights lot now makes much more sense, and it was completely legal.
Pennsylvania K-12 Mask Mandate Thrown Out By State Court
Pennsylvania has become the next state to see their child mask mandate thrown out in court as a panel of Judges ruled that Pennsylvania’s acting health secretary lacked the authority to make such a mandate.
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