It’s not the normal sight you would expect to see in 770, but two Frum NYPD Officers davening is definitely a beautiful view. These two officers were caught on camera davening Maariv in 770, one even davening from an app on his phone.
In an interview by JEMedia, Rabbi Berel Levin gave over stories and conversations he had with Rebetzin Chaya Mushka. The interview was released by JEM in connection with Chof Bais Shvat.
A Monday night vandalism left a Jerusalem synagogue wrecked and the Torah scrolls ripped out of the ark before being thrown on the floor and covered with cleaning solution.
A parking dispute in Crown Heights escalated into a cellphone theft Sunday, and ended in an arrest made by the NYPD. The incident, which involved a Jewish woman, was caught on camera.
We present a photo gallery of the Kinus Hashluchos 5779 as they visited the Rebbe’s Ohel in Cambria Heights.
Earlier today, the man who is accused of pushing multiple people on Kingston Ave over the past few weeks was taken into police custody. The arrest was made by the NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force.
A surfer who was injured after striking a breakwater south of the Herzliya Marina had an unlikely savior. A chareidi-appearing male wearing a long suit was seen battling the waves deep out at sea, and rescued the distressed surfer.
We present a gallery of photos from the Chof Bais Shvat Farbrengen held in honor of the yahrzeit of Rebbetzen Chaya Mushka in Paris.
Rabbi Avromy and Sternie Super recently moved to the island to open Chabad of St. Lucia. The Supers, who first visited in December 2017, have begun to assemble an eclectic Jewish community of locals, snowbirds and tourists. Their posting was formally announced at the International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Women Emissaries in New York.
A rare booklet containing a Nazi study of North American Jewry and possibly intended to facilitate their annihilation in the event of a Nazi victory over the United States and Canada has been acquired by the Canadian National Archives, local media outlets reported.
In early 2016, a corruption scheme emerged inside the D.C. office of Rep. Yvette Clarke (D-Brooklyn). One-tenth of her taxpayer-funded Congressional office budget — $120,000, or enough for eight computers for every staffer — disappeared.
A photograph documenting a meeting between Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook and Winston Churchill [Palestine, 1921?] by an unknown photographer.
The following letter written by the Rebbe in 1952 to a Tomim (who the Rebbe describes as a Torah scholar) who shaved off his beard, hoping to thereby improve his chances to secure his Parnasa. The original letter (with the Rebbe’s handwritten additional comments) was recently discovered in the archives of the Rebbe’s trusted secretary, Rabbi Dr. Nissan Mindel o’h and was made available by Nissan Mindel Publications, under the leadership of his son-in-law Rabbi Sholom Ber Schapiro.
We present a gallery from the Kinus Hashluchos 5779 including Sunday breakfast, group photo, sessions and the Resource fair.
We present our second gallery of pictures from the Kinus Hashluchos Gala Banquet 5779. Follow the banquet through live feed and pictures here on crownheights.info.
Watch Shimon Russel live at 8:30pm hosted by Neshamos.org. Rabbi Shimon Russell, LCSW, Has spent over 20 years counseling Teens and their families through challenging situations. In his unique style, full of wit and humor, he uses his experience, both personal and professional, to inspire parents of all ages to build their dependents by building themselves first.
The topics in this week’s 246th episode of the highly acclaimed popular MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include: Are the Rebbe’s Words and Images Copyrighted? How Could the Torah Sanction Slavery? What Eternal Relevance Does It Have? How Do I Choose Between Personal Spiritual Growth and Commitment to Home and Family? What Do the Rebbeim Say About a Fire? Did People Understand the Rebbe’s Words During Farbrengens? What Is the Difference Between Mishpatim, Eidus and Chukim? Chassidus Applied to 22 Shevat
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