Weekly Unique Photos of the Rebbe!
In honor of Yud Aleph Nissan, Crownheights.info and the Avner Institute Present this unique photo collection of Political figures from New York visiting the Rebbe for Yechidus over the years.
In honor of Yud Aleph Nissan, Crownheights.info and the Avner Institute Present this unique photo collection of Political figures from New York visiting the Rebbe for Yechidus over the years.
Josh and Avigail Wonder (Melbourne, Australia)
Mendy Gniwisch (Montreal, Canada) and Devorah Leah Brafman (Miami Beach, FL)
L’chaim will be tonight, Tuesday at the Jewish Children’s Museum
792 Eastern Pkwy. [corner Kingston Ave.]
The central Yud Alef Nissan Farbrengen, marking the Rebbes 110th birthday, was held last night in the ballroom of Beis Rivkah on Lefferts Avenue with the attendance of Anash and Bochrim.
Financially, Pesach is difficult on many people in our community – but one entrepreneurial individual has found a way to make a difference. Their answer is a pop up wine shop, offering wine by case at prices at 20% – 50% off retail.
A Jewish woman was mugged and assaulted today while picking her son up from school. The brash attack happened in broad daylight and in the presence of many people.
Lighten the long hours of cleaning and cooking with a selection from the treasury of Pesach videos at the new Torah Cafe Pesach site at www.torahcafe.com/Passover.
Tonight in the Yad Eliyahu arena in Tel Aviv, well over 10,000 men, women, children, bochurim, roshei yeshiva and rabbis gathered to participate in the grand Siyum for the 30th cycle of the Rambam, as well as to celebrate the Rebbe’s birthday.
Zalmi Spritzer (Crown Heights) and Brochie Tiefenbrun (Crown Heights)
In their annual ranking of America’s most powerful Rabbis, Newsweek ‘demoted’ Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky, leader of the Chabad Lubavitch network of rabbis, to second place. In first place – the spot Rabbi Krinsky usually occupies – is Rabbi David Wolpe, of Los Angeles’ Conservative Sinai Temple.
Amy Tarshis was wandering through the streets of Old S. Juan in January when she saw a man with a skullcap and a beard. With just three hours until her plane, she decided to add a new dimension to her Puerto Rico birthday trip, and approached him for a blessing. She wound up around the corner at the soon-to-be-open Jewish welcome center, talking about both her travels and the new center, where visitors could study a bit of Torah, pray, charge their cell phones, check their email, have some water and relax.
Recently on the I-95 – one of the major highways in America – there was a traffic accident in Palm Beach County that resulted in the death of an Israeli Motorcyclist on Erev Shabbos.
A face which doesn’t normally appear in Oorah’s productions shows up briefly in this “Feivish Dance” video. Can you spot it?
Rabbi Moshe Bogomilsky traveled to upstate New York to arrange the sale of Lubavitcher owned Duso Food Distributors’ chometz. Also shown in the Photo: Mr. Lefferts, Sandra Richmond and Rabbi Moshe Frank (Rabbi of local shul).
“This is going to be one of the biggest extortion scandals in the history of Israel,” a senior ultra-Orthodox figure told Haaretz Sunday, following the arrest of four directors of the popular Haredi website Bechadrei Charedim.
When pressed during a press conference, the spokeswoman for President Obama’s State Department won’t say if Jerusalem is the Capital of Israel.
Lawyers for Sholom Rubashkin today filed a petition for writ of certiorari for the United States Supreme Court. Rubashkin, who is serving a 27-year sentence for bank fraud, is seeking relief from the Supreme Court because the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals refused to consider evidence that Rubashkin first discovered after the trial that made the trial fundamentally unfair.