Yaldei Hashluchim Recharge at Mini Camps
Hundreds of Yaldey Hashluchim from all over Europe and Ukraine enjoyed min camps throughout the summer with help from MyShliach and Merkos Suite 302.
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Rabbi Leibel Fine, co-director of Chabad Dollard in Canada, has a tradition of blowing the shofar for the homebound on Rosh Hashanah.
Chabad Brings Sound of the Shofar to the Homebound
Allan Sheff “will never forget” when Rabbi Leibel Fine came to his doorstep with a shofar in hand. “It was the first day of Rosh Hashanah, and I wasn’t feeling well and hadn’t been able to attend synagogue. That afternoon there was a knock at the door, and there was Leibel, who’d recently arrived with his wife, Chana, to establish a Chabad House.
Baby Boy!
Moshe and Miriam Silver (Crown Heights
NYPD Reports Lowest Summer Shootings in 20 Years
The New York City Police Department is saying this has been the safest summer in over 20 years.
Photo: Leisah Woldoff / Arizona Jewish News.
Picture of the Day: Phoenix Cheder Gets New Home
Rabbi Zalman Levertov, founder and director of Chabad of Arizona, hangs one of the mezuzahs at the new building of Cheder Lubavitch of Arizona, accompanied by the school’s third-grade class.
Photos: Ukraine Shluchim Gather in Dnepropetrovsk
The team of Chabad Shluchim operating in the Eastern European nation of Ukraine, which is currently embroiled in a war with Russian-backed separatists in the east, gathered in the city of Dnepropetrovsk for a regional Kinus to share ideas and inspiration. The kinus was hosted by Shliach and chief rabbi of the city Rabbi Shmuel Kaminetzky, and was attended by Merkos vice-chairman Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky.
Photo: Yeshiva World News.
5 American Bochurim Escape Arab Lynching
A car with five American Yeshiva Bochrim narrowly escaped a lynching this afternoon, after they got lost on their way to the Me’aras Hamchpela in Chevron and ended up in an Arab neighborhood.
In the Ancient City of Hebron, Chabad Center Celebrates a Special Bar Mitzvah: Its Own
It’s impossible to know how many bar mitzvahs have been celebrated in this most ancient of Jewish cities in the last 3,700 years since the patriarch Abraham purchased his family’s burial plot here. It’s just as difficult to determine how many Chassidic celebrations and milestones have been marked since the second Chabad-Lubavitch Rebbe—Rabbi Dov Ber, known as the Mittler Rebbe—purchased property in this holy city more than 200 years ago.
L-R Rabbi Perl discussing this project with Gary S. Shapiro, Nassau County Police Deputy Inspector, Commanding Officer, Community Affairs.
Chabad of Mineola: ‘Thank You Police!’
With the recent scourge of Police personnel being attacked around the country, Chabad of Mineola, NY, has launched a new ‘Thank You Police Officer’ project.
Here’s My Story: Machine vs. Mystic
Dr. Les Rosenthal practices dentistry in Encino, California. He was interviewed by JEM’s My Encounter with the Rebbe project in his home in September of 2011. His story was featured on a Glimpse through the Veil, Volume 1.
Laws and Customs: Week of Selichos, Pruzbul
Rabbi Shmuel Lesches, Magid Shiur in the Yeshiva Gedola of Melbourne, Australia, has compiled a guide to the laws and customs of the week of Selichos, including Erev Rosh Hashana and Pruzbul, for the benefit of the wider Lubavitch community.
From Days Gone By: Lubavitcher Yeshiva in Otwock, 1930s
Sunday marked the 118th anniversary of the founding of Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim in Lubavitch Russia. In this photo, students of the Yeshiva study and converse in front of its home in Otwock, Poland, where it relocated after the Previous Rebbe was expelled from Russia in 1927. Can you identify anyone in the photo?
Baby Girl!
Dovid Leib and Chaya (nee Glick) Eherentrei (Crown Heights)
Award-Winning Book on Keeping Kosher Distributed Free on U.S. Campuses
For many young adults, college is a time to find themselves, making decisions on everything from their academic majors to their peer groups, social lives and daily schedules. For some, it’s also the first time they have been in charge of one of their most basic necessities: what to eat.
New Beis Rivkah Board Pledges to Pay Teachers
As the school year begins at Beis Rivkah, Chabad’s largest girls’ school, a new board comprised entirely of volunteers introduced themselves to the parents and staff with a letter, in which they pledged to make an effort to pay the teachers on time.
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3 Chabad Campus Rabbis Have Led 100 Birthright Trips
Three Chabad Rabbis from Delaware, Illinois, and California, hold the record for the most Taglit-Birthright trips led, with an astonishing 100+ trips between them. The rabbis, who are all in their 50s, describe the trips as energizing experiences and have no plans of slowing down.
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Crown Heights Bar Mitzvah Boys ‘Make’ Own Tefillin
When Menachem Mendel Rosenblum turned 12, his father began calling Sofrim to purchase Tefillin. “I received several estimates over the phone,” Rabbi Yisroel Rosenblum recalls, “but one offer stood out.”
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