A 50-year-old man was critically wounded in a stabbing in Jerusalem Wednesday afternoon. Police are currently investigating the circumstances behind the stabbing, but it is believed to be criminal in nature.
Another assault rocked Crown Heights Tuesday afternoon when a Crown Heights resident was assaulted while walking on a main street of Crown Heights. The attack was caught on surveillance camera, which was obtained by Crown Heights Shomrim.
For the benefit of the public, David Lieblich, a Certified Financial Planner and Tax Preparer with offices in Crown Heights and Pomona, NY, outlines changes that may effect you from the recently passed Secure Act.
All of Crown Heights knows just how important it is to double lock our doors and windows, secure our cars, and make double sure that no one blocks our driveways. But did you know that your shopping bags might find a pair of feet and walk off?
103 boys participating in The Tzeirei HaShluchim West Coast Winter Boys Camp, in partnership with Merkos 302’s MyShliach, has concluded an amazing eight, fun-packed days of chayus, chassidishkeit and excitement
Saadia Hershkop specializes in showing visitors to Israel the places that most people miss the Yehuda and the Shomron regions. From Chevron to Shechem, this series takes you from where the story’s in the Tanach took place, back in the day, and behind the scenes of current events in the region.
For the fourth year in a row, the creativity and skills of Oholei Torah’s elementary school talmidim shined as they designed, crafted, and built their projects for the annual Menorah Contest. The talmidim, either individually or in groups, worked for weeks to build their beautiful, creative, and meaningful menorah projects from scratch.
10,000 of people from the Melbourne Jewish community of all ages gathered on Sunday December 22, the first night of Chanukah, at the centrally located Caulfield Park to mark Melbourne’s 27th annual Chanukah celebration – Celebrating the first large public Menorah lighting event in the world.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, First Lady Frances DeWine, Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted and Mrs. Tina Husted hosted and took part in a Chanukah Menorah Lighting Ceremony at the Governor’s Mansion in Columbus on Monday, December 23.
Avi Zuckerman is a mechanic and Crown Heights Community member, he is also a Crown Heights Shomrim Volunteer. Watch as he he speaks about the job of Crown Heights Shomrim, as well as what touches him the most.
With great sadness we report the tragic and untimely passing of Rabbi Yossi Bialo OBM a member of the Chabad community of Cleveland, Ohio. He passed away on Monday night, the 26th of Kislev, 5780. Updated with Levaya information.
Alternate side parking (street cleaning) and parking meter regulations are suspended on Wednesday, December 25, 2019.
Surrounded by his colleagues, Jewish NYPD Officer Scott Adelman of the 102nd Police Precinct, proudly put on Tefillin, while attending “Chanukah In The Park” by Chabad Lubavitch of Kew Gardens.
A package thief’s crime pattern has taken shape in Crown Heights, leaving residents and landowners worried. The thief enters buildings through the front door, by using a large stone to rip the glass from the door.
The 71st Police Precinct came together with community members for a small menorah lighting ceremony in the precinct house. The Shamish was lit by newly arrived Deputy Inspector and commanding officer Tito Romero.
All three Rabbonim of the Crown Heights Beis Din signed Monday on a letter backing the 770 gabboim on a ban placed on the instigators of the Motzei Shabbos brawl in 770.
Mishnayos Baal Peh competitions are a fixture in most yeshivos, with incentives, prizes and kinas sofrim to help motivate students to learn consistently towards their goal. But what about Yaldei Hashluchim who learn at home or online? Without the incentives and motivation inherent in a yeshiva program, getting inspired and making the time to learn Mishnayos Baal Peh can feel like an uphill battle, until MyShliach launched their Mishnayos Baal Peh program.
