Rogers Park Band Releases New Video: “Yoseph’s Song”
Rogers Park, the Chassidic folk-rock duo of Yosef Peysin and Mordy Kurtz, has released a new single, “Yoseph’s Song.”
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8 Reasons to Support CSSY This Chanukah
Chanukah is about lighting up the outside, but they starts with Our Own bringing that light within our own community. Here are eight reasons to partner with CSSY.
Artist Rabbi Yitzchok Moully unveiled his 10 Ft. Public Art Menorahs for 2024. Moully Art
The Pop-Art Rabbi Illuminating Public Spaces, One Menorah at a Time
Now, as the public menorah turns 50, Moully is turning it up a notch with his most ambitious project yet: the Public Art Menorah. Chabad of Olney was among the first recipients of Moully’s new menorah.
Incoming U.S. ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee joined Rabbi Pinchus Ciment in lighting the menorah on the first night of Chanukah in Little Rock, Ark. Chabad of Arkansas
Mike Huckabee, Incoming Ambassador to Israel, Lights Menorah in Arkansas
Incoming U.S. ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee joined Chabad-Lubavitch of Arkansas for the lighting of the menorah on the first night of Chanukah in Little Rock, Ark.
A Webinar for Parents on Understanding Same Gender Attraction
To help parents navigate this important discussion, Mikvah.org is hosting a webinar titled “Conversations with Our Children: A Torah and Scientific Understanding of Same Gender Attraction.”
Video of the Day
The Menorah took to the hardwood at Golden 1 Center, home of the NBA’s Sacramento Kings. Chabad of Sacramento’s rabbis and local Jewish kids joined Slamson the Lion—the team mascot—for a chassidic dance after the menorah was lit.
Alternate Side Parking and Meters Suspended on January 1st
Alternate side parking (street cleaning) and parking meter regulations are suspended on Wednesday, January 1 for New Year’s Day.
New Engagement!
Mendy Silberberg (Chicago, IL) to Dina Greisman (Culver City, CA)
A Chanukah Photo To Help Save The Kingsbrook Shul
The Kingsbrook Shul, a 96 year old congregation that until 2020 was located on the Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center Campus, is in peril, and a community photo is being arranged to help save it.
Baby Boy!
Mendel and Rochel (nee Edelman) Fischer from Brooklyn, NY had a baby boy!
Picture of the Day
It’s not every day that you get a 104-year-old Holocaust survivor to light the Menorah. Rabbi Yirmi Cohen of Chabad of Toronto had just that at his Chanukah event this week.
Popular Protein Bar Company NuGo, Announces Recall On Two Kosher Products
Two very popular protein bars from NuGo have been recalled by the company over the possibility of dairy being present in them.
BDE: Rabbi Dovber Pruss, 90, OBM
With great sadness we report the passing of Rabbi Dovber Pruss OBM, a Chabad resident of Kfar Chabad and father of Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Pruss of Crown Heights.
New Music Video Filmed in Crown Heights Released
Israeli singer Mendy Shapiro has released a music video titled “Kivinu”, with the video filmed in Crown Heights.
LIVE at 7:00PM: Calgary Community Menorah Lighting
Join rabbis, dignitaries, and the Jewish community for the 36th annual public Menorah lighting and Chanukah celebration in Calgary, Canada.
LIVE at 7:00PM: Ontario Police (OPP) Menorah Lighting Ceremony
Tune into a grand Menorah Lighting Ceremony today takin place at the Ontario Provincial Police HQ.
On the fourth night of Chanukah, 1979, Jimmy Carter became the first American president in history to publicly light a Chanukah menorah, kicking off an annual tradition in Washington, D.C. Photo: Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum
Jimmy Carter, 100, Confronted Darkest Days of Presidency With the Light of the Menorah
That fourth light of Chanukah, Jimmy Carter, who died at age 100 on Dec. 29, 2024, became the first American president in history to publicly light a Chanukah menorah, kicking off an annual Washington, D.C., tradition that has helped launch the Jewish holiday into the public sphere.
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