Tanya, the foundational work of the Chabad movement written by Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi and first published in 1797, was printed by Chabad Center of Kendall led by Rabbi Yossi & Nechama Harlig at the home of Ben and Rochel Federman in Pinecrest, FL.
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Reb Hirshel Chitrik, who passed away last week, would often visit Rebbetzin Chana. In a special interview with JEM a number of years ago, he told how the Rebbe would visit his mother in her home. “I saw how every time when the Rebbe would leave he would straighten the chairs and a photo on the wall. This occurred on the first, second and third time. When Rebbetzin Chana noticed that I had noticed she told me what was behind it, but asked me not to tell anyone…”
Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich visited Shliach to Des Moines, Iowa Rabbi Yossi Jacobson to receive his blessing and support before Tuesday’s first-in-the-nation caucus.
Due to the overwhelming response to our Hey Teves mega sale, Kol Menachem will be extending our mega sale of up to 45% off the Kol Menachem Library and Lifestyle books. This sale will be extended till tonight January 2nd 11:59 pm.
All purchases must be made by Monday night 11:59 pm, to place your order visit: www.KolMenachem.com or call: (718) 951-6328
Crime is poised to climb in New York City for the first time in two decades. The uptick is all but certain, despite 11th-hour scrambling by police to keep their record-smashing crime-fighting streak intact.
This Chanuka, Rabbi Shmuly G., of Chabad Youth Network of Florida, and his traveling olive press show, saw thousands of Jewish children produce olive oil for Chanukah in over 50 schools and Synagogues in South Florida. [Update: Menorah parade photos added.]
Monticello, NY [CHI] — Someone broke into the Landfield Avenue Synagogue, AKA Chabad of Monticello, NY, on Friday or Shabbos and stole the Sefer Torah. Rabbi Benzion Chanowitz and his congragation arrived at the shul on Shabbos morning, horrified to discover that the Shul was ransacked and the Sefer Torah was missing.
Yale Wolf (Chicago, IL) and Rivky Grossbaum (St. Paul, MN)
L’chaim tonight, Monday at Beis Rivka
310 Crown St. [Between New York and Nostrand Ave.]
Moishy (ben Yossi) Korf (Crown Heights) and Rivka Moskovitz (Kharkov, Ukraine)
L’chaim tonight, Monday at Lubavitcher Yeshiva
570 Crown St. [hall entrance on Albany Ave.]
Each week day, 22 children living in Tijuana rise before the sun to catch a shuttle that takes them to school. Why wake so early? School isn’t just around the corner, or even in the next town over. Rather, these kids traverse 40 miles and one international border to arrive at Chabad Hebrew Academy in Poway, California.
At the Oholei Torah Hey Teves book fair, a student stood in the middle of the ballroom with a display of postcards that his great-grandfather received from the Rogachover Gaon, Reb Yosef Rosen of Blessed Memory, as answers to his Talmudic questions.
Students in Lubavitcher Yeshiva had the opportunity to fill one of the Rebbes Horaos of the day, Hey Teves, to buy Seforim at deep discounted prices!
Zevi Slavin (Crown Heights) and Adina Druin (Crown Heights)
L’Chaim Monday at Chovevei Torah
885 Eastern Pkwy [between Albany and Troy Ave]
In honor of Hey Teves, Oholei Torah students enjoyed a full program from Grades Pre 1A-8, including: a Seforim Sale, an overview of the Rebbeim’s Seforim, a hands on exhibition on how ink is made, a Chinese auction and a special presentation by one of the eighth grade students about his great grandfather’s correspondence with the Ragotchover Ga’on.
Want to go to the 8th Day concert this coming Motzai Shabbos? How about going for free along with your family or friends? CrownHeights.info and Chabad of West Hempstead teamed up and together we are offering two FREE family packs of tickets, four tickets per pack to the concert which is going to take place January 7th, 2012.
Seven years ago was the first time Sumy Ukraine saw a public Menorah. It was in the middle of what is now known as ‘the orange revolution,’ and there was little hope that the government would allow a public menorah.
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