Shabbos at the Besht: Every Person Has a Story
This Shabbos at the Besht, renowned author Rabbi Dovid Zaklikowski will lead a discussion on the topic: Every Person Has a Story.
Weekly Unique Photo of the Rebbe
Courtesy of Lubavitch Archives, we present a unique photo of the Rebbe encouraging the singing after thanking the organizers of the publishing of the English Tanya, 1975.
Baby Boy!
Moishy and Chavee (nee Rosenblum) Lew (Crown Heights)
Community Mobilizes, Raises $1M for Polonskys
A few months back, Simi Polonsky was posting photos of herself on Instagram dressed in colorful modest-chic outfits — the kind of fashionable clothing that nonetheless adheres to Orthodox Jewish dress standards.
Here’s My Story: Mediating Between Heaven and Earth
Mr. Zemach Mendelow, an attorney at law, practices and teaches mediation in Johannesburg, South Africa, where he was interviewed by JEM’s My Encounter with the Rebbe project in August of 2014.
Video: 4,000 Rabbis Walk into a Bar…
A Daily News reporter circled among the 4,000+ Chabad Rabbis posing for a group portrait in front of 770 on Sunday, and got a taste of some “Rabbi Humor,”
Video: The House Is on Fire and Our Kids Are Inside!
This video is a recording of a session that was given at this past week’s Kinus Hashluchim by Avi Fishoff, who has spent the last 15 years guiding parents with OTD children.
Chinuch Chats with Mrs. Dena Gorkin: Laughter
“Laughter makes us open to other people… If we can get our kids to laugh more, they are going to feel better about every interaction they have with us,” says renowned and veteran educator Mrs. Dena Gorkin, principal of Bnos Chomesh Academy, in the latest installment of her video series on Chinuch.
Rabbi Moshe Feller, left, outside Lubavitch House at 15 Montcalm Court, where Bais Chana—the world-renowned educational institute for women—was born.
Bais Chana Institute to Host ‘Early Years’ Reunion
Bais Chana Institute, which has hosted tens of thousands of women since it first opened in 1971, invites all alumnae from the “early years” – ‘70s and early ‘80s – to attend its festive Reunion 5778. The reunion will convene in Crown Heights on Sunday, 15 Kislev, December 3, 2017, IYH. There will also be a Friday night Oneg Shabbos program on Shabbos Parshas Vayishlach, December 1.
Early Start for Chanukah at Sydney Parliament
The Chanukah season has begun in Sydney with the first major pre-Chanukah event of the year held yesterday at NSW Parliament.
Video: A Tribute to My Shliach on Thanksgiving
“Throughout the ups and downs of life, my Shliach, my closest connection to the Rebbe, has always been there for me,” says rapper Nosson Zand. Today, he released this musical tribute to his rabbi, Rabbi Shmuel Posner of the Chabad House of Greater Boston, in the spirit of “Thanksgiving.”
New Engagement!
Binyomin Warmflash (Stamford, CT) and Fraida Glassner (Montreal, Canada)
Baby Girl!
Schneur Zalman and Mushkie (nee Andrusier) Kirsh (Crown Heights)
Baby Boy!
Yossi and Chaya M (nee Klein) Kanner (Crown Heights)
Jesse Galganov (right) has been missing for two months after embarking on a backpacking trip in Peru.
Two Months on, Jewish Student Still Missing in Peru
Two months after Jesse Galganov vanished in Peru at the start of a solo backpacking trip, his family and friends remain resolved to determine his fate.
Facebook Allows Excluding Jews from Housing Ads
A year after Facebook vowed to stamp out discriminatory advertising, landlords can still exclude specific races, minorities and other categories of people from seeing rental ads on the social media site.
Rabbi Mendy Harlig with Cindy Rosen, center, and Wendy Rosen. granddaughters of Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel, the charming and notorious Jewish mob figure widely recognized as the visionary behind modern Las Vegas.
Bugsy Siegel’s Daughter Gets a Jewish Burial
The rabbi thought nothing of the Flamingo Hotel as he passed it on his way to a Las Vegas area hospice. Despite the glitz and glimmer that draws people to the desert city—and the grimy edge that sometimes keeps them there for good—Las Vegas is a big place, home to real people with real (and regular) lives, and Rabbi Mendy Harlig was on his way last week to do what rabbis often do: meet with a Jewish woman breathing her last.
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