Crown Heights Beis Din Encourages The Community to Vote
As the crucial June 22nd primary election draws near, and early voting is well underway, the Crown Heights Beis Din has published a letter encouraging the community to vote.
As the crucial June 22nd primary election draws near, and early voting is well underway, the Crown Heights Beis Din has published a letter encouraging the community to vote.
Teens at Chabad’s Jewish Youth Network in Thornhill, Ontario, have been sharing their hearts, minds and dreams for more than three years in helping to design the Robbins Jewish Youth Center, the first major Jewish community center in the world built exclusively to serve the spiritual, social and emotional needs of local youth.
Miami philanthropist David and Eda Schottenstein & Empire Builders LLC of New York City have announced that they will be matching donations today for the campaign to support “Mikvah Hadassah” that is being dedicated in honor of The tragic and sudden passing of Hadassah Lebovic.
It was with a poignant sense of deja vu, on a chilly afternoon this spring, that Rabbi Zalman and Esty Grossbaum welcomed guests to a small groundbreaking ceremony for their new Chabad House in Vaughan, Ontario. Exactly thirty nine years earlier, the Grossbaums hosted a very similar gathering to mark the construction of their first building, just fifty feet north of where they now stood.
A Jewish man was viciously attacked in a road rage incident Wednesday night on a Crown Heights street, causing a chain reaction that led to a three-car crash.
Rabbi Michael Kanterovitz served in rabbinical positions in Canada, England and Australia. He was interviewed in his home in Jerusalem in March of 2011.
First it was just some flyers, then it was video, now it’s being projected across Crown Heights on a moving video truck. If you haven’t gotten the message yet, make sure to vote in this upcoming democratic primary election to ensure our community’s future.
In this weeks installment of Behind The Bima Podcast hosted by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg, Rabbi Philip Moskowitz, and Rabbi Josh Broide, a special Lubavitch Father Son duo were the guest stars.
A Massachusetts man was convicted by a federal jury yesterday in connection with placing a lit firebomb at the entrance of a Longmeadow senior health care facility in April 2020.
Following the sudden passing of Hadassah Lebovic OBM, a new women’s mikvah is planned to be built in her memory. A letter, released by friends of the family asks the public to participate.
The American Academy of PAs has taken the first step towards more autonomy for PAs across the country with a name change that returns the title of Physician Assistant to its original Physician Associate.
Rabbi Gershon Avtzon of Cincinnati Ohio presents some stories and lessons from Rabbi Mendel Aronow A”H who passed away Tuesday at the age of 93.
A car burglar – caught multiple times in the past – was busted again by Shomrim Wednesday morning, this time inside a running vehicle in Crown Heights.
The Rabkin family held a Hachnasas Sefer Torah in Crown Heights. Mendels Photography was there to capture the moment.
Summer is only just beginning in the Northern Hemisphere; but back in January, when Argentina was soaking up the sun, twenty-five young women used their vacation to get away from the bustle of Buenos Aires and immerse themselves in a Jewish experience.
One person was wounded Wednesday morning on the outskirts of Jerusalem in a terrorist attack. After driving to the scene, the terrorist attempted to run down several IDF soldiers. Afterwards, the terrorist exited her vehicle and tried to stab the soldiers.
New York City Mayor John Lindsay was a guest speaker at the eleventh International Kinus Tzierei Agudas Chabad. This photo of Lindsay was snapped in 770 sometime around 1965.