Mossad Thwarted Iranian Attacks on Israelis Abroad
Israel’s Mossad agency foiled a string of planned terrorist attacks against Israeli citizens abroad, according to a report by Channel 12 Sunday night.
8:00pm: Should We Support the New Mayor-Elect Eric Adams?
The topics in this week’s 378th episode of the highly acclaimed MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include: Should We Support the New Mayor-Elect Eric Adams? How to Navigate a Difficult Marriage? What Was the Unique Contribution of the Mitteler Rebbe and What Can We Learn From It? How Do We Apply Jacob’s Journey to Our Personal Lives? Why Were the Matriarchs Barren? What Is the Significance of Dreams? Why Was Yitzchak’s Prayer for Children Accepted and Not Rivkah’s?
Eric Adams says he Wants to End NYC’s School Mask Mandate, Calls Himself ‘Conservative’ On Crime
Mayor-elect Eric Adams took to the airwaves Sunday and declared he wants to nix mask mandates in the classroom and called himself “conservative” on public safety.
PSA: Milling and Paving Work Taking Place in Crown Heights This Week
Multiple planned paving and milling projects are set to take place this week in Crown Heights, potentially causing significant delays across the community’s roadways.
No To the “Night Owl”
Rabbi Gershon Avtzon of Cincinnati, OH, answers a weekly question pertaining to relevant issues in the Chabad community.
Likkut Maanos Kodesh 5727-5729 Published
Likkut Maanos is a compilation of the Rebbe’s short answers, with this release spanning from the years 5727-5729, which includes 317 Maanos, many printed here for the first time.
Lubavitch Singer Shlaime Mochkin Launches Debut Album
Jewish music will never be the same after the new album just released by Shlaime Mochkin titled “Ad Mosai”. Whether you are a teen or a parent of a teen, you will find a song that you will enjoy.
Rabbi Chaim Binjamini (Photo: JEM/Living Torah)
Obituary: Rabbi Chaim Binjamini, 99, Pioneered Yeshivah Education in Brazil
When Rabbi Chaim Binjamini established a yeshivah in Petropolis, outside Rio de Janeiro, it made history in Brazil. This is the story of Rabbi Chaim Binjamini OBM.
Newly Discovered Cemetery Contains Matriarch of Many Chabad Families
A mammoth discovery was just made, impacting thousands of Chabad families. The ancient Jewish cemetery of Gagarin (formerly Gzhatsk), Russia, in the Smolensk region, has been discovered and is in the process of being restored.
Hundreds of Vehicles Seized by NYC Sheriffs Over Illegal Paper License Plates
NYC’s Sheriffs have announced the seizure of 411 vehicles since June found to have illegal or counterfeit license paper plates.
Antwerp Yeshiva Holds Their Own Kinus Hashluchim, Roll Call and All
With representatives from 24 countries, the Chabad Yeshiva in Antwerp celebrated their own annual Kinus Hashluchim complete with its own Roll call and theme.
Minyonim Will Again Be Held At This Year’s NYC Marathon
For the 37th year, the TCS New York City Marathon, on November 7, 2021, will feature morning services at the Fort Wadsworth staging ground for the many Jewish runners expected to compete in the 50th jubilee edition of this world-famous road race.
10:00PM: Tanya Applied Episode 37 With Rabbi Simon Jacobson
Tanya Applied Episode 37 With Rabbi Simon Jacobson. The Tanya Applied radio show is broadcast every Saturday night, 10:00PM–10:30PM EDT.
Auction of Rebbe’s License Plate Removed After Lubavitch Pushback
The Moreshet Auction House in Israel made headlines last week after it launched a recent Chabad Auction featuring a license plate allegedly belonging to the Rebbe’s car. Then they took it down.
US Appeals Court Blocks Biden’s Federal COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
A federal appeals court in Louisiana has blocked the Biden administration’s latest COVID-19 vaccination mandate, giving the government until Monday afternoon to submit a response.
JEM: The Rebbe’s Call for EVERY Individual to Choose a Spiritual Mentor
In Ethics of Our Fathers, our sages teach, “Make for yourself a master, acquire for yourself a friend.” It’s sound advice regarding all areas of life, but especially when it comes to decisions related to Torah study and observance.
$1.2T infrastructure Bill Passes The Senate With Republican Help
President Biden exulted Saturday morning, hours after his long-sought bipartisan infrastructure bill was passed by the House after months of delay — with the last-minute help of a few Republicans.
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