Baby Girl!
Chaim and Batsheva (nee Scott) Feldman (Hollywood, FL)
Live Video: Siyum Harambam in Beis Rivkah
Tonight, 11 Adar a grand Siyum HaRambam will unite Talmidei Hatmimim in the New York area. The historic Rambam celebration marks the 30th cycle of completing Rambam according to the 3 Perakim a day cycle and the 10th Siyum for the 1 Perek a day cycle.
Melbourne Children Enjoy Pre-Purim Fair
The Caulfield (Katanga) Beth Hamedrash in Melbourne, Australia hosted its inaugural Pre-Purim Fair on Sunday, 4 March 2012.
A Deeper Look at the Life of Chabad’s Founding Father
Historian Immanuel Etkes has blazed a trail through the forest of Hasidic writings and biographical scholarship about the founder of Chabad, Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi, and produced a new sort of biography that gives a full picture of this spiritual giant and charismatic leader. The following is a review of his work by David Assaf:
Yeshiva Students Learn About the Dangers of Alcohol
Purim is a time of great joy, when the Jews experienced a miraculous “turn around”- Haman, viceroy to the most powerful king of that time, was killed, and the Jewish people restored to safety and saved from annihilation. Purim’s unrestrained joy is often marked with drinking. Like everything in life, alcohol consumption needs to be understood and used with moderation and discretion.
My interview with Reb Chaim Miller of the Kol Menachem Library of Jewish Classics was not our first time meeting. His dream in life is, through his ability to convey some of the most complex ideas, to make a positive and lasting impression which will shape the face of generations to come.
A Conversation with Rabbi Chaim Miller
My interview with Reb Chaim Miller of the Kol Menachem Library of Jewish Classics was not our first time meeting. His dream in life is, through his ability to convey some of the most complex ideas, to make a positive and lasting impression which will shape the face of generations to come.
About 100 members of the Jewish community on University of Illinois campus, including alumni, students, teachers and rabbis danced and marched their way down Green Street around 2 p.m. Sunday in celebration of completing its first Torah.
Celebration of 1st Campus Torah Floods Street
About 100 members of the Jewish community on University of Illinois campus, including alumni, students, teachers and rabbis danced and marched their way down Green Street around 2 p.m. Sunday in celebration of completing its first Torah.
New Engagement!
Mendy Moscowitz (Chicago, IL) and Chaya Epstein (Columbia, SC)
Excelling Students of Darchai Menachem Go Skiing!
DELAWARE, PA [CHI] — Students of Darchai Menachem who excelled in school and accumulated the right amount of ‘points’ over the last 12 weeks, were all rewarded with a full day trip up to the Shawnee Mountain, a ski resort that’s a two hour drive from Brooklyn, where the students took skiing lessons and spent a day on the ski slopes.
Little 'Mordechais' from Lubavitcher Yeshiva on Crown Street got to feel what he felt when Haman led him around on the king's horse and dress, when they all got to ride on a pony in front of their school this morning.
Picture of the Day: Shushan on Crown Street!
Little ‘Mordechais’ from Lubavitcher Yeshiva on Crown Street got to feel what he felt when Haman led him around on the king’s horse and dress, when they all got to ride on a pony in front of their school this morning.
Baby Girl!
Boruch and Chanie (nee Lison) Weingarten (Crown Heights)
PSA: Get Your Machtzis Hashekel from KSCVK
Take part in the Mitzvah of Machtzis Hashekel, while accomplishing the beautiful Mitzvah of helping Chassanim and Kallos.
Politician, Police Union Fighting to Stop Quotas
Police brass pushing arrest and ticket quotas could find themselves in jail for up to a year under a bill that state Sen. Michael Gianaris plans to introduce tomorrow.
Baby Girl!
Dovid and Hindy (nee Gray) Harrison (Red Bank, NJ)
95-Year-Old Donates Torah to Midtown Chabad House
New York Jews getting ready for Purim skipped the costume parties Sunday to focus on giving back. Doing extra charity is a must during the two-day celebration that begins Wednesday night and honors Queen Esther for saving the ancient Persian Jews from slaughter.
