International Jewish Media Celebrates the Rebbe’s “Letters for Life”
The Rebbe’s guidance for emotional wellness finds eager reception in global Jewish media.
Miami’s Lubavitch Educational Center Goes Into Contract for 4.5 Acre Expansion
When your institution is the largest Jewish school in the US outside the tri-state area, you’re going to need multiple campuses to house all the students. That’s why LEC is proud to announce that they entered into contract for the $15 million purchase of the property adjacent to Campus Chaya Mushka.
Chabad Brings “Audacious Hospitality” to Fredericksburg, Virginia
Earlier this summer, Dr. Green got a call from a friend. Chabad would be coming to town. Developer Larry Silver—and parents of University of Mary Washington students—had asked Chabad of Virginia to invest in a Chabad on Campus branch at UMW. Rabbi Shaya and Mushky Gourarie answered that call.
Gallery: The Paris Olympics, Through a Jewish Lens
Parisian Chabad photographer Mordechai Lubecki captured the sights and set up for the Olympics takin place now in Paris.
New Excel Course Empowers Shluchim to Organize Their Shlichus Operations
The New Shliach Desk at Merkos 302 has unveiled an enhanced Excel course for shluchim, to meet the evolving needs of Chabad operations.
Oholei Torah’s Gan Menachem Kiddie Camp Poses for a Group Photo
220 boys ka”h are attending Oholei Torah’s Gan Menachem Kiddie Camp throughout the summer. They posed this week for a group photo in front of the building.
Bais Habechira Video With Rabbi Chananya Hoffinger – Day #11
Today’s video teaches about the height, width, and depth of the Heichal. You will also see the size of the Kodesh and Kodesh Hakadoshim relative to the area around 770.
In The Final Hours Before Historic Mission, Teens Affix Mezuzahs On Critical Israeli Airforce Base
In a powerful turn of events, CTeen’s Mission to Israel arrived at a pivotal time. The young participants affixed mezuzahs at the Ramon Airbase, bringing Torah’s protection just hours before the bold military operation against in Yemen.
Governor Hochul Announces Checks are on the Way to New Yorkers Receiving Child Tax Credit Payments
Governor Kathy Hochul today announced New York State has officially started issuing approximately $350 million in supplemental payments to low- and moderate-income families statewide through the Empire State Child Credit program.
Nine Days – New Ways
This Tuesday and Wednesday beH, The Shidduch House will be hosting two back to back events with Rabbi Dr. Jack Cohen, an expert in the field of shidduchim.
Community Survey Shows Overwhelming Opposition to Proposed Bike Lanes
A recent JFA survey assessing community opinions on the Department of Transportation’s (DOT) proposed bike lanes on Kingston and Brooklyn Avenues has revealed strong opposition. Of the 900 participants, 860 completed the survey, with nearly all respondents residing in the area affected by the proposal.
Vaad Hakohol Encourages Residents to Apply for CB9 Committees
The Vaad Hakohol would like to inform all residents of Crown Heights living in Brooklyn Community Board District 9 that they can now apply to become a “Resident Member” on any of the Brooklyn Community Board 9 (CB9) Committees.
Travel Advisory For Tuesday and Wednesday As Rain May Cause Flash Floods
The New York City Emergency Management Department has issued a Travel Advisory for Tuesday, August 6 into Wednesday, August 7. The National Weather Service has issued a citywide Flood Watch in effect from 2:00 p.m. tomorrow Tuesday to 12:00 p.m. Wednesday.
770 Yeshiva Hanhala Ask: Please Help Our Colleague
The hanhala of 770 Yeshiva issued a letter to Chabad chassidim around the globe, urging them to daven for Mendel Bluming, son of 770 Mashgiach Rabbi Gedaliah Bluming, and to donate to the campaign for his medical expenses.
JEM: The Rebbe’s Reassurance Amidst the Threats of a Gulf Nation
With firsthand accounts from Minister of Internal Security Roni Milo, Rabbi Dov Menachem Dobrushkin, and Rabbi Yehoshua Metzger, Eyes Upon the Land showcases the Rebbe’s unwavering confidence and optimism in the face of deadly threats.
In Its 50th Year, the Daily Siyum Is Streaming Strong
Taking the Rebbe’s call to heart, the indefatigable Rabbi JJ Hecht began arranging that a daily siyum should be broadcast on air so that Jews all over the Tri-State Area could take advantage. Rabbi Hecht passed away suddenly in 1990 on the 15th of Av. The following year, the Rebbe called for the siyumim to continue until that day.
WATCH: Kinus Hamenchanchos Final Film 2024
Watch the final film from the Kinus Hamenchanchos 2024.
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