Ten Yad Hacnosas Kallah has released the names of all the lucky winners in its Chinese auction last night. The prizes range from $25,000 cash, to a leather talis bag. The biggest winner, of course, is every kallah in our community who will benefit from the proceeds of this event. Is your name on the list?
Kiryat Motzkin Chief Rabbi Dovid Meir Druckman was questioned by police in connection to statements released by him following the terrorist attack in Merkaz HaRav yeshiva. He shared this experience with Arutz-7 Hebrew News.
In what would probably be chalked up as a moisad’s biggest gaffe ever, thousands received a call Shabbos Morning with the voice of one of their volunteers encouraging them to attend the Ten Yad auction and support them.
With sadness we inform you of the sudden passing of Mrs. Bassie Azimov OBM, wife of Rabbi Shmuel Azimov, Shliach to Paris. Mrs. Azimov stood at the helm of Beis Chaya Mushka and brought thousands closer to yiddishkiet together with her husband.
Rabbi Nochem and Rivka Tenenboim of Hewlett are bringing a new meaning to the term house of worship. The pair are leading the new Chabad of Hewlett, a division of the Chabad of the Five Towns.
On a Friday after sunset, you may see students walking up Roosevelt Drive. They pass Stimson and Keller College then continue up the hill until they reach building ‘A’ of West Apartments. They look left and see a tree with Christmas lights wrapped around its trunk. That’s where they enter the woods. They follow a path lined with lights that leads to the front yard of a house.
Sruly Clapman (Crown Heights) and Chani Kopfstein (London, UK)
L’Chaim Monday at Lubavitcher Yeshiva
570 Crown St. [hall entrance on Albany Ave.]
Occupy Wall Street has become a powerful movement that is spreading around the globe. Its adherents claim they are outraged & feel hopelessly trapped by a cabal of bankers & corporations. This movement has been developing its own brand of philosophy & ethics.
New research into human perceptions has discovered that revealing more skin can significantly change the way we think – about both men and women.
It appears very unlikely that wine will be sold in New York grocery stores next year. That word comes from State Senator Tom O’Mara following Governor Andrew Cuomo‘s comment last week that he does not support that move.
An urgent town hall meeting was held by the Herzliya PTA, attended by Mayor Yael German, permitting participants to express their concerns surrounding the alarming trend, an increasing number of the city’s teens are returning to the fold, beginning to observe Torah and Mitzvos. Also present was the deputy mayor, Tova Rafael. The event was not well attended according to a Kikar Shabbat report.
Sholom Ber and Rivka Sternberg (Cote S. Luc, Canada)
Seventy two years have elapsed since the German invasion of Poland and as time progresses, the number of people who can recount the stories of the atrocities that occurred during the darkest period in our history continues to grow smaller and smaller. As the voices of those who survived World War II weaken with age, those who deny the Holocaust are becoming more and more vocal as they spread their malicious lies worldwide.
Ahavas Chesed Blood Drive today, Sunday, November 13 (16 Cheshvan) from 2:00pm to 9:00pm at the Ahavas Chesed Center, 271 Kingston Ave [between Lincoln and St. Johns Pl.].
On November 9th, five Congressmen ventured into otherwise uncharted territory by traditional diplomatic delegations to Israel. A strong affinity to Israel and genuine frustration with the repetitive and fatal failures of peace plans and processes drove these American leaders to take a fresh look and Israel’s heartland.
A new, simple way to detect Down syndrome in a fetus means the condition will be virtually extinct—but not without a great deal of controversy, experts say.
