LIVE at 2:45pm: Biden to Address End of Afghan War
US President Joe Biden will address the nation at approximately 2:45pm today, on the end of the Afghan war.
Elul 5781 Pruzbul: Complete It Online
The upcoming year, 5782 is a Shemittah year. There are various ways to perform Pruzbul; one option is through this online facility.
US Home Prices Soar At Record Pace In June
U.S. home prices jumped by a record amount in June as homebuyers competed for a limited supply of available houses, the latest evidence that the housing market remains red-hot.
EU Removes Israel, US From COVID-19 Safe-Travel List
The European Union on Monday removed Israel, the United States and four other countries from its COVID-19 safe-travel list, meaning that travelers from those countries could now face increased restrictions.
Prosecutors Won’t Seek The Death Penalty in Poway Chabad Shooting
Prosecutors in charge of the case of the Poway Chabad shooting will not seek the death penalty for the shooter, reported the Associated Press.
Lamplighters Podcast: An Unforgettable Simchas Torah Celebration For Abrams’ Ailing Mother
In Episode 9 of Lamplighters: Stories From Chabad Emissaries On The Jewish Frontier, Reporter/Producer Gary Waleik presents the story of Rabbi Yonasan Abrams, a shliach at Chabad of Temecula, California. Abrams and his wife, Netanya, took over for the ailing Rabbi Yitzi and his wife, Rebbetzin Dina Hurwitz,
Crown Heights Hatzalah “Car-1” Gets An Upgrade
A Crown Heights Hatzalah program initiated in 2015 has been so wildly successful, that it has now received its second upgrade, and is on its third vehicle.
Laws and Customs: Selichos
Rabbi Shmuel Lesches, Magid Shiur in the Yeshiva Gedola of Melbourne, Australia, has compiled a guide to the laws and customs for the period of Selichos for the benefit of the wider Lubavitch community.
In Laplace, La., Interstate Highway 51, a major south-north United States roadway, was completely covered in water.
In Hurricane Ida’s Wake, Chabad Reaches Out in a City Without Electricity
No power, no clean water, no cell service, downed trees and flooding are just some of the challenges that people in Louisiana are facing one day after a devastating hurricane carved a path of destruction across the state.
Early Morning Hit-n-Run Snarls Schenectady Ave Monday
Early morning risers came across the scene of a hit-n-run on Schenectady Ave in Crown Heights Monday morning, snarling traffic just as many Crown Heightsers head to davening.
Last US Planes Leave Kabul Airport, Ending Afghanistan War
The last American evacuation flights have left Kabul’s international airport, ending the longest US war weeks shy of the 20th anniversary of its beginning.
Op-Ed: A Year of Crisis and Response
Rabbi Zvi Gluck is the CEO of Amudim, an organization dedicated to helping abuse victims, those struggling with addiction and mental health issues within the community, and has been heavily involved in crisis intervention and management for the past 20 years.
Michal Azulai and Simcha Friedman Release “Asei Lmancha”
In preparation for the Yomiom Noraim, Singers Michal Melul and Simcha Friedman have teamed up to bring you a new single, “Asei Lmancha”.
Krakow, Poland: A Lonely Chabad House On a Land of Rich Jewish History
Chabad Photographer Morde’hai Lubecki has made it his business to visit and document much of the old Jewish history still found on the walls, Shuls, and graveyards of Europe. In this photo journey, he travels to Krakow, a city in Poland steeped in Jewish history.
FBI Publishes 2020 Hate Crime Statistics, Anti-Jewish Crimes Lead The Religion Category
Today, the FBI released Hate Crime Statistics, 2020, the Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program’s latest compilation about bias-motivated incidents throughout the nation.
Rockets Fired at Kabul Airport, Reportedly Intercepted by Anti-Missile System
Rockets were fired toward the Kabul airport on Monday morning and were reportedly intercepted by a US anti-missile system.
New England business leaders are awaiting the impact of pandemic-era unemployment benefits running out around Labor Day.
Pandemic Jobless Benefits About to End for Tens of Thousands
New England business leaders are awaiting the impact of pandemic-era unemployment benefits running out around Labor Day.
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