As a true chassid, heeding the Rebbe’s call, for years Miriam Shmueli would go on mivtzoim no matter what the weather, she wished to show the beauty of Torah and mitzvos, by sharing the light of Shabbos with them. Friends of Miriam are requesting you join in her Mivtzoim through the “Buy One, Share One” initiative of Lets Chalk Shabbos.
Thousands of Jewish children across the globe will be joining this Lag B’Omer’s Biggest (Virtual) Parade Ever. Join children the world over on Tuesday, May 12th at 5:30pm, on the live streamed parade.
ntel said on Monday that it has purchased Israeli urban mobility startup Moovit for $900 million. The California-based chipmaker said the purchase is part of its plan to become a “complete mobility provider.”
Good news continues in Crown Heights as Meir Zarchi, who was in critical condition with the COVID-19 virus, has returned home. Meir was welcomed by his family ro a resounding bracha of “Shehecheyanu” and Birkas Kohanim.
Seventeen Crown Heights residents who had their blood tested for COVID-19 antibodies went to Bethlehem, PA Tuesday morning to donate plasma for those critically ill with the virus. This group of donors is the first from the mass Save A Life Antibody Testing Event that took place in Crown Heights last week.
With Lag BaOmer just a few days away, Singer Avraham Fried, who will be starring on the highly anticipated Hatzalah-Thon, has a message for you. Come join the Hatzalah-Thon, and give generously.
Replacing in person regional Kinusim this year, thousands of shluchim are attending today’s groundbreaking Virtual Kinus Hashluchim, which has more than 25 workshops presented by shluchim, mashpiim, mechanchim and other professionals on topics of Ish U’beiso, Shlichus programming, financial matters and much more.
The Israeli cabinet voted Monday night to ease a number of emergency restrictions on public activity, following a decline in the spread of the coronavirus in Israel. The changes will effect synagogues, businesses, and public attractions.
Chicken Soup has long been known as the “Jewish Penicillin,” bringing a dose of warmth and healing to both body and soul. Thanks to an initiative of Chabad Cares, along with community sponsors and volunteers, Chabad of Orange County brought “Chicken Soup & Challah to the Quarantined Soul” to many in their community.
A newly released publication, titled The Beard: Where Chassidim and Misnagdim Agree, demonstrates that the perception that the Litvish mesorah of misnagdim is to be beardless is a gross misconception.
At Chabad centers around the world, Chabad emissaries, their children and local volunteers are busy cooking, preparing and delivering Shabbat essentials while strictly observing social-distancing and other safety measures established by local authorities.
The US Treasury Department on Monday said it plans to borrow nearly $3 trillion in the second quarter of 2020 — more than five times larger than the previous record — as the federal government spends at a frantic pace to mitigate the impact of the coronavirus on the US economy.
As the world is forced to wear surgical face masks as a layer of protection against COVID-19, JEM has unearthed a photo of a young boy receiving a dollar from the Rebbe while wearing one. Can you identify this boy?
A vehicle on a Crown Heights street burst into flames Monday, billowing smoke into the air but thankfully leaving everyone uninjured. The fire was quickly put out, leaving no injuries.
Menachem Ochana, A Crown Heights resident was welcomed home Monday after being on a ventilator. He was awaited by a small welcome committee and music.
With great sadness we report the passing of Mrs. Rochel Leah Neiman OBM, a beloved Mechaneches who taught Navi and Tehillim to generations of Bais Rivkah students. She passed away over Shabbos, the 8th of Iyar, 5780.
In response to requests by Senator Simcha Felder, Assemblyman Simcha Eichenstein and Assembly Health Committee Chairman Richard Gottfried, the New York State WIC program has added more kosher certified foods to its list of accepted food products.
