This annual event is held each year close to the yahrtzeit of the young shlucha, Chaya Mushka a”h Lazar, the eldest daughter of yibadel lechayim tovim the Chief Rabbi shlita.
My father was killed by a drunk driver. Please don’t let anyone else in Klal Yisroel ever have to say those words.
A Special Adar dancing will take place for children tonight in the 770 main shul. The dancing will take place between 7:00pm and 8:00pm.
Three American soldiers have been confirmed killed in action so far, and five more have sustained serious injuries. Several others were reportedly injured by shrapnel or concussion and are expected to return to duty.
The Mamdani administration today announced that Alternate Side Parking Regulations will be suspended Monday, March 2, 2026, to facilitate ongoing snow operations. Alternate Side Parking Regulations will also be suspended Tuesday, March 3, in observance of Purim. Payment at parking meters will remain in effect throughout the city.
In a slap in the face to the Brooklyn Jewish community, Rep. Yvette Clarke released two statements today on social media saying she will do everything in her legislative power to stop President Trump and Israel from defending our countries against Iran.
For decades, collections for KSCVK were conducted inside 770 without objection. In recent years, however, the current management of 770 has instituted a policy prohibiting outside collections inside 770 on Purim. This is deeply troubling.
What started as a spur-of-the-moment initiative to free the hostages – turned into an international art and writing contest on visualizing Geula.
Nine people were killed on Sunday in Beit Shemesh following a direct missile impact. The missile struck the roof of a shelter where people had gathered in response to the red alert sirens.
Chaim V’Chessed offices remain open to serve the community at this challenging time. However, across the country, significant restrictions are now in place.
A new learning hub from The Moshiach Office at Merkos 302 offers booklets, shiurim, kids’ resources, and more — all centered on Ve’ata Tetzaveh, the final maamar distributed by the Rebbe.
Mendel Gurkow (Crown Heights) to Chaya Mushka Gansburg (Crown Heights) L’Chaim: Sunday, March 1st, 8:00pm at Lubavitcher Yeshiva Crown Street
As Israelis sat through Shabbos, US and Israeli military assets began a massive series of strikes on the Iranian regime and its military. Here is a timeline of events, complete with videos and pictures of what took place.
Sirens sounded across parts of Israel Shabbos morning as the Israeli Air Force launched what officials described as a pre-emptive strike against strategic Iranian military targets.
The Rebbe then asked when the event was and if I was going. I said that I had received an invitation and would be going. The Rebbe asked, “You most probably will say a benediction or speech there?” I said that as the rabbi, I imagined that I would be asked to do so.
Two years ago, a young man from Lakewood, Mordy Berkowitz, made a tragic mistake. He drove while intoxicated and caused a serious accident resulting in the death of one woman and injury to a second. He was recently sentenced to prison, and in a remarkable act of courage, he has chosen to turn his remorse into a public plea: “Please—don’t drink and drive.”
