The Coronavirus Cabinet approved the opening of businesses which do not operate with audiences or open reception hours on Thursday afternoon as well as the abolition of the 1,000 meter limit on leaving the house.
Dovber and Chana’le (nee Posner) Dechter (Crown Heights)
The Bobover Shul on 49th street and 14th Ave in Boro Park was the first shul to receive orders to close by the City of New York over COVID-19 restriction violations.
During the period of Bein Hazmanim, bochurim in Paris spent their time doing what they do best, learning and davening. The learning was arranged under the auspices of Rabbi and Mendy and Levi Azimov in the 9th district of Paris.
After a career in criminal justice, Mr. Tzvi Slonim (1934-2019) became one of the leaders of the movement for the settlement of Judea and Samaria. He also co-founded Ariel University and the Land Redemption Fund. He was interviewed in his home in Efrat in August of 2010.
A Jewish man assaulted in broad daylight in Crown Heights without provocation. The assailant arrested by the police just minutes after. Now the man is back on the streets of the community. Watch the assault as it happened.
Three shuls in Rockland County got right to the root of things, and have filed a lawsuit against Governor Andrew Cuomo’s COVID restrictions.
Twitter has announced that it will be removing posts that deny the holocaust, just days after Facebook did the same.
Writing under the pseudonym Shaina Ponim, a Crown Heights resident shares the reason that they wear a mask, and it’s very simple.
The Chabad community of Odessa Ukraine is requesting that people please daven for a refuah sheleima bekarov for the Rosh Hevrah Kadisha in Odessa, Zeev Volf ben Brocha
Israel green-lighted Wednesday over 2,000 new housing units for Israeli towns in Judea and Samaria, ending an eight-month de facto freeze on approval for new homes.
The United States Intelligence community announced that hackers had accessed American election systems, but no information was believed to be compromised.
In a warning to Yeshivos across the state, Governor Andrew Cuomo gave notice to non-compliant schools in the governor’s “red zones” that remain open despite a required closure, that they might lose funding.
At least two Crown Heights Yeshivas made an atttempt to “convince” parents to sign the school’s mandatory COVID-19 testing waiver by sending home students who’s parents had not yet signed.
Two IDF soldiers were injured early Wednesday morning, during a pre-dawn arrest operation in Samaria.
The Lubavitch Education Center in Miami, Florida may not yet be in session after the Yomim Tovim, but that doesn’t mean that it’s closed. Vice President Mike Pence has a visit planned to the school Thursday where he will host a “Faith in America” event.
A recent requirement for parents to allow COVID-19 testing of their children in schools has many Crown Heights parents up in arms. One parent felt that the opposition was unwarranted, and put pen to paper to articulate it.
