Congregation Chaim Albert, an Orthodox Jewish synagogue with nearly 100 years of continuous service in East Flatbush, has filed a lawsuit against One Brooklyn Health System, Inc., seeking to protect its historic Shul Building.
Earlier this morning, the New York Court of Appeals issued its decision on the PEARLS litigation challenging the State Education Department regulations. While PEARLS believes that the Appellate Division’s decision should have been reversed, the Court of Appeals’ affirmance was based on an interpretation of the regulations that severely limits the State Education Department’s authority over yeshivas and yeshiva parents.
Alternate side parking (street cleaning) regulations are suspended on Thursday, June 19th for Juneteenth. Parking meters remain in effect.
Tomchei Tmimim Ocean Parkway’s newest magazine showcases a powerful blend of hands-on learning, deep chassidishe chinuch, and real-life growth—from 3D printing and art electives to over 12,300 mitzvos gifted to the Rebbe.
Levi Silverman (Dobbs Ferry, NY) to Bryna Rimler (Crown Heights) L’Chaim: Tonight, Wednesday, 8:30pm at The Simcha Hall 571 Albany Ave
Forty-five Jewish university students from across Ukraine came together in Dnipro for a meaningful STARS Ukraine Shabbaton seminar, held in close proximity to the holiday of Shavuot and dedicated to the theme of Torah study and Jewish heritage.
Lipa and Alex Leiberman, long-time supporters of Camp Emunah, are offering a $250 bonus to any 12th grader who joins the camp’s first session as staff.
Isolation, intermarriage, and evangelical activism threaten to chip away at Jewish identity in America’s Deep South. Chabad on Wheels offers a hands-on solution — bringing Judaism directly to communities and individuals across Alabama.
In a new development, Israeli authorities have begun preliminary preparations to assist foreign nationals who remain stranded in Israel due to the ongoing security situation.
Over 350 Talmidim of Lubavitcher yeshiva joined the Mishnayos Baal Peh program with over 150 Talmidim awarded and honored at the Mishnayos Baal Peh Event.
The Israel-Iran conflict has reached a climax according to many reports, with the US and other allies poised to enter the war and Iran’s internet control failing. We present an update on the situation as it stands as of 2:00pm on Tuesday, June 17th, 2025.
About a month after regular El Al flights between Israel and Moscow resumed, many Israelis whose home and family are in Israel found themselves stranded in the Russian capital, and now cannot return to the Land of Israel.
As the Israel-Iran conflict continues to impact daily life across the country, Chaim V’Chessed brings you several key updates have been announced regarding government services and procedures.
Smartphones and the internet have become the nisayon of our times—especially for bochurim. It’s a challenge that strikes at the heart of yeshiva life, during the very years when bochurim are working to develop a strong, G-dly perspective on the world.
A Crown Heights thief who has previously been caught, arrested, imprisoned and released, is facing another stint in prison after being caught by the NYPD thanks to the efforts of Crown Heights Shomrim.
After losing his cousin Dovid Horowitz to mental illness, Azriel Boymelgreen, a young Chabad Jew raised in Crown Heights, turned his pain into purpose by launching a nonprofit to help other families in crisis.
The Vaad Hakashrus of Crown Heights has taken a major step towards expansion this week as it certifies a 13th Ave Bakery in Boro Park, just blocks from Maimonides Medical Center.
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