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Archive video: The Rebbe bestows the Priestly Blessing following Afternoon Prayers on Erev Yom Kippur. 9 Tishrei, 5751 · September 28, 1990 From the weekly video magazine - ‘Living Torah’.
Video: 5751 – Erev Yom Kippur with the Rebbe
Archive video: The Rebbe bestows the Priestly Blessing following Afternoon Prayers on Erev Yom Kippur. 9 Tishrei, 5751 · September 28, 1990 From the weekly video magazine – ‘Living Torah’.
Jewish Chronicle
B’nai Emunoh Congregation in Greenfield has transferred the title to its synagogue to Chabad Lubavitch of Pittsburgh, and has changed its name to B’nai Emunoh Chabad.
80-Year-Old Pittsburg Shul Goes Lubavitch
Jewish Chronicle
B’nai Emunoh Congregation in Greenfield has transferred the title to its synagogue to Chabad Lubavitch of Pittsburgh, and has changed its name to B’nai Emunoh Chabad.
Arutz 7
One of the customs of erev Yom Kippur, the day before the fast, is the mystical Kaparot ceremony, carried out by prescribing a circular motion three times above a person's head while saying a prayer that symbolically “exchanges” the object above his head for him.
Chabad’s Kaparot Chickens Help the Needy
Arutz 7
One of the customs of erev Yom Kippur, the day before the fast, is the mystical Kaparot ceremony, carried out by prescribing a circular motion three times above a person’s head while saying a prayer that symbolically “exchanges” the object above his head for him.
Laetitia Beck plays for Duke University’s golf team.
Laetitia Beck is well on her way to becoming the Sandy Koufax of women’s professional golf.
Rising Golf Star is Going the Route of Sandy Koufax
Laetitia Beck plays for Duke University’s golf team.
Laetitia Beck is well on her way to becoming the Sandy Koufax of women’s professional golf.
Sun-Sentinel
Rabbi Mordechai Andrusier of Chabad of Pembroke Pines leads the celebration for the synagogue’s first owned Torah. Photo: Eric Bojanowski
Approximately 100 congregants marched the streets by singing, dancing and celebrating Chabad of Pembroke Pines' first owned Torah.
Florida Chabad House Grows with a Torah
Sun-Sentinel
Rabbi Mordechai Andrusier of Chabad of Pembroke Pines leads the celebration for the synagogue’s first owned Torah. Photo: Eric Bojanowski
Approximately 100 congregants marched the streets by singing, dancing and celebrating Chabad of Pembroke Pines’ first owned Torah.
by Shalom Wolff
When I was flipping through the table of contents of the most recent issue of the Zman Magazine, it brought me great pleasure (albeit prematurely) to see that they had a feature story on ‘heroic [Russian] Jews who led a spiritual revolt [in the USSR]’. It didn’t take long until I realized that the magazine’s motive wasn't to convey a portion of history as it had taken place, rather to [re]write history. In this article consisting of a couple of hundred sentences, merely two of them mentioned Chabad (to be quite honest, I wasn’t holding my breath).
Op-Ed: Zman Magazine Rewriting History
by Shalom Wolff
When I was flipping through the table of contents of the most recent issue of the Zman Magazine, it brought me great pleasure (albeit prematurely) to see that they had a feature story on ‘heroic [Russian] Jews who led a spiritual revolt [in the USSR]’. It didn’t take long until I realized that the magazine’s motive wasn’t to convey a portion of history as it had taken place, rather to [re]write history. In this article consisting of a couple of hundred sentences, merely two of them mentioned Chabad (to be quite honest, I wasn’t holding my breath).
No one thought it could happen here. Yet, eighty four years ago today, the Jewish community of Massena, New York was accused of ritually murdering a non-Jewish child.
Video: Blood Libel in America?
No one thought it could happen here. Yet, eighty four years ago today, the Jewish community of Massena, New York was accused of ritually murdering a non-Jewish child.
NY Times
To the snatch-and-grab robbers who prowl the city’s streets and subways, the iPhone is an attractive target: ubiquitous, expensive and easily recognizable from across the street.
App Turns Tables on iPhone Thieves
NY Times
To the snatch-and-grab robbers who prowl the city’s streets and subways, the iPhone is an attractive target: ubiquitous, expensive and easily recognizable from across the street.
It is well known the importance of saying Tehillim in during every free moment over Rosh Hashona. As has been done in previous years the boys in Lubavitch Boys School London had a massive Chayos in saying Tehillim.
Boys Yeshiva Clocks Over 6000 Minutes of Tehilim
It is well known the importance of saying Tehillim in during every free moment over Rosh Hashona. As has been done in previous years the boys in Lubavitch Boys School London had a massive Chayos in saying Tehillim.
Thousands of protesters continued to flood the streets of Manhattan's Financial District in what has become the 20th day - which reached the largest numbers to date — of the Occupy Wall Street movement.
Wall Street Protesters Pause to Pray, Hear Shofar
Thousands of protesters continued to flood the streets of Manhattan’s Financial District in what has become the 20th day – which reached the largest numbers to date — of the Occupy Wall Street movement.
Lechaim: Meer – Feiner
Photos by Yaakov Rosenthal
Pictures from the Lechaim of Avi Meer (Morristown, NJ) and Chayke Feiner (Los Angeles, CA) which took place in the Lubavitcher Yeshiva hall in Crown Heights.
Ever wanted to be part of the frenzy and frolic of simchas beis hashoeva, but could barely drag your feet off the yom tov table long enough to put the kugel away? Well here’s your chance to relax and, at the same time know you’re fueling the very force that makes simchas beis hashoeva the off-the-ground experience it is today.
Once Again, Kol Dichfin Helps Tishrei Guests
Ever wanted to be part of the frenzy and frolic of simchas beis hashoeva, but could barely drag your feet off the yom tov table long enough to put the kugel away? Well here’s your chance to relax and, at the same time know you’re fueling the very force that makes simchas beis hashoeva the off-the-ground experience it is today.
With great sadness we inform you of the untimely passing of Mrs. Sima Lokshin OBM a longtime resident in Crown Heights.
She is survived by her husband R. Zalman Lokshin, and her children Shaina Lipsker (Crown Heights), Modche (Crown Heights), Rivky Markowitz (Crown Heights), Mireleh Fischer (Crown Heights), Dovid, Peretz, Yonatan, Shmulik, and Menachem as well as her brothers and sisters.
Boruch Dayan Hoemes – Mrs. Sima Lokshin OBM
With great sadness we inform you of the untimely passing of Mrs. Sima Lokshin OBM a longtime resident in Crown Heights.
She is survived by her husband R. Zalman Lokshin, and her children Shaina Lipsker (Crown Heights), Modche (Crown Heights), Rivky Markowitz (Crown Heights), Mireleh Fischer (Crown Heights), Dovid, Peretz, Yonatan, Shmulik, and Menachem as well as her brothers and sisters.
Video: Yom Kippur at the North Pole
In 1964, Rabbi Shmuel Lew was sent on a “Special Ops” mission to Greenland involving the highest echelons of the US government and a whole lot of Divine Providence. Hear him recount firsthand his amazing Yom Kippur at the North Pole.
Asian Jewish Life
Left: Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Right: Rabbi Bentzion Butman and family.
Phnom Penh is a small town, especially when you are an expat. It's common to run into people you know at the coffee shop, the grocery store, the local pub… it seems once you are around long enough, you get to know most of the people worth knowing, despite the transient nature of the population. This is even truer of the Jewish community in Cambodia; it's like an easy game of Jewish Geography. “Oh, do you know Sol who works at Save the Children?” “Yes, of course I know Sol, his children go to preschool with mine.” The game is almost impossible to lose. It's fast paced and only concludes when everyone in the community is named.
Playing Jewish Geography in Phnom Penh
Asian Jewish Life
Left: Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Right: Rabbi Bentzion Butman and family.
Phnom Penh is a small town, especially when you are an expat. It’s common to run into people you know at the coffee shop, the grocery store, the local pub… it seems once you are around long enough, you get to know most of the people worth knowing, despite the transient nature of the population. This is even truer of the Jewish community in Cambodia; it’s like an easy game of Jewish Geography. “Oh, do you know Sol who works at Save the Children?” “Yes, of course I know Sol, his children go to preschool with mine.” The game is almost impossible to lose. It’s fast paced and only concludes when everyone in the community is named.
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