As annual West Indian American Day Carnival, otherwise known as the Labor Day Parade, will be takin place on Monday in Crown Heights. This means street closures, traffic and large crowds this entire weekend.
In this week’s Dvar Torah, Rabbi Katzman delves into the underlying cause of our nation’s exile, bringing the goal of our trials and tribulations so we can complete our duty.
Yossi Deitsch (Toronto, Canada) to Aliza Feiglin (Crown Heights) L’Chaim: Tonight, Thursday, 8:30pm at Lubavitcher Yeshiva Crown Street
Mendel Lieberow (New Hempstead, NY) to Rochel Leah Schusterman (Los Angeles, CA) L’Chaim: Tonight, Thursday, 8:30pm at Lubavitcher Yeshiva Crown Street
In our Parsha we are given a choice between the blessings and the curses which will be pronounced on the two mountains as soon as we enter the Holy Land after our 40 years in the desert. The Rebbe’s letter deals with the question of free choice – how do we reconcile Divine foreknowledge, predestination with the idea of freedom of choice of action.
Levi Mizrachi (Milan, Italy) to Chani Aaron (Nachalat Har Chabad, EY)
Week 8 of CGI Parksville was most jammed packed, fun, uplifting, and inspiring week camp has ever seen.
An extremely rare and unusual stone seal from the First Temple period, about 2,700 years old, bearing a name inscribed in paleo-Hebrew script and a winged figure, was discovered near the Southern Wall of the Temple Mount, in the Davidson Archaeological Garden.
Inspiring and fascinating stories of the Lubavitcher Rebbe and boys and girls.
This summer, Camp Yeka provided a life-changing Jewish camp experience for over 90 disadvantaged Jewish boys from Ukraine, offering them a much-needed break from the harsh realities of life.
Rabbi Zev Sirota is retired from active service in the IDF and living in Brooklyn, where he continues to spread Torah. He was interviewed in April 2024.
The bochurim and staff of YSP Morristown took their annual Group and class photo for the summer of 5784.
by Rabbi Chaim Dalfin and the American Jewish Archives. For more historical documents, please subscribe to Rabbi Dalfin’s YouTube channel, Here! On February 15, 1942, Congregation Knesset Israel of Cincinnati held a celebration in honor of his 60th birthday for […]
This August, more than 200 Ukrainian Jewish refugees enjoyed a two-week respite from the trauma of life in their war-torn homeland, as Chabad of Poland hosted them for a summer retreat focused on allowing children and their parents a break from life in a war zone.
Meni Neimark (Odessa, Ukraine) to Chavi Bruk (Peterburg, Russia)
32 years ago, on the 25th of Menachem Av, 5752/1992, we experienced Hurricane Andrew – and the tremendous miracles/Nissim that took place after the Rebbe instructed us to stay put and not to evacuate.
Hundreds of thousands of young men and women from all over Israel – and from all types of backgrounds – are (still!) giving their all to protect their country, its citizens, and Western civilization itself. They are sacrificing their freedom, their comforts, and their safety – for us. How do they stay motivated? Where do they find the inspiration?
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