The Rebbe’s letter this week is in answer to an interesting question which a young lady asks: “is it a sin not to like everything in the world; must we love everything Hashem created?” The Rebbe’s fascinating answer includes a clear definition of what “good” is.
Another daylight package thief made off with some merchandise from a Crown Heights resident. This time, not even a heavy box got in the way, she just opened it up, and filled up a garbage bag!
Ella Steinmetz, CTeen director of Chabad of Sarasota, Florida, has her antennae up. She hadn’t realized how pervasive mental illness is among teens, until one she met casually mentioned that she just got out of the hospital. Soon after this encounter, she launched an evening of awareness called “One Thing I Wish You Knew.”
Interior Minister Aryeh Deri and Justice Minister Amir Ohana agreed Thursday to cancel the permanent residency status of two eastern Jerusalem residents who committed terrorist attacks.
Shlomo and Chaya Recu (Crown Heights)
israelnationalnews During Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s visit to Ukraine this week, he met with a 70-year-old Ukrainian Jew who was inspired by Netanyahu’s visit to undergo circumcision and even adopted the name Yonatan after the late Prime Minister’s brother, Lt. […]
The winner of the “Mikvah Mei Chaya Mushka Summer Raffle” for two round trip tickets to Israel and a five night stay at the Waldorf Astoria has been announced.
Rabbi Avraham Rottenberg, a Gerrer chasid and veteran educator, lives in Bnei Brak, where he was interviewed in August of 2012.
A New York Times political editor has a years-long history of antisemitic and racist comments on his Twitter page, a Breitbart News investigation has found. Tom Wright-Piersanti, who has been a Senior Staff Editor at the New York Times for more than five years according to his LinkedIn page and according to his Twitter page oversees the newspaper’s political coverage, has made a series of antisemitic and racist tweets over the years, including one targeting a Chabad car menorah.
We hear a lot today about anti-Semitism—about hatred and divisiveness. Here is a story that shows that most people respect us when we stand (walk) proud in our beliefs.
A Chof Av event that drew Anash from all over the world to Alma Atta, where the Rebbe’s father Reb Levi Yitzchak Schneerson z”l is buried, concluded with a lavish banquet.
IDF fighter jets attacked a number of terror targets at a Hamas naval facility in the northern Gaza Strip on Wednesday night.
Hatzalah agencies and divisions from across the east coast came together in Brooklyn Wednesday afternoon, to learn from each other. The event, hosted at Senior Care EMS’s Brooklyn Base, allowed for the agencies to see the different ambulances and equipment used across the agencies.
Police have arrested a suspect in the shooting of a 68-year-old man outside a North Miami Beach synagogue last month, The Associated Press reported on Wednesday.
Three children were struck by a vehicle in Monticello, on Wednesday afternoon, one of them with a serious leg injury. Catskills Hatzolah was on the scene, and requested a chopper to airlift the child.
Rabbi Yisrael Dov Levanoni, 97, known for his scale model of the Beis Hamikdash he presented to the Rebbe, passed away on Wednesday, 20 Av, 5779.
Four rabbis—Yosef Aharonov, Shlomo Cunin, Yitzchak Kogan and Sholom Ber Levine—had been sent to Moscow by the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, to bring the library of his predecessor, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn, of righteous memory, unlawfully being held by the Soviet government, back to its rightful place: the Library of Agudas Chasidei Chabad-Lubavitch in Brooklyn, N.Y. This is the story of the KGB’s belated apology for the persecution and death of the Rebbe’s father.
