57 Jewish Tombs Vandalized In Hungary
Vandals have desecrated 57 tombs containing the remains of around 250 people at a Jewish cemetery in Hungary, Jewish groups said Monday.
Vandals have desecrated 57 tombs containing the remains of around 250 people at a Jewish cemetery in Hungary, Jewish groups said Monday.
Campers at Camp Gan Israel got down and dirty Friday as little fingers sifted through dark, moist soil looking for and analyzing worms.
Yeshivas Kayitz of Minnesota went on a grand trip to South Dakota, where they visited one of the nation’s most famous landmarks: Mount Rushmore. The trip continued with water tubing, ATV trails, and several other activities and landmarks in the American Midwest.
Justin, a student at Mount Scopus College in Melbourne, Australia, visits the workshop of communal sofer Rabbi Eli Gutnick to see how a Torah is made. This video was produced by Mount Scopus College and was shown to all the students in honour of a new Torah donated to the school in July, 2012.
Just as there is a mitzvah to eat, there is a mitzvah to take care of your health. The Torah states, “Guard yourself and guard your soul very much (Deut. 4:9)” and “You shall guard yourselves very well (Deut. 4:15).” The Sages explain that these verses refer to the mitzvah of protecting one’s physical health.
Zalmy and Shayna (nee Witkes) Greenfeld (Crown Heights)
Avraham Menachem Nelken (Montreal/Toronto, Canada) and Sara’le (bas R’ Naftoli) Cohen (London, UK)
L’chaim will be tonight, Monday at Re’im Ahuvim
1614 Carroll St. [corner Schenectady Ave.]
A Blood Drive will take place Tuesday, July 24 (5 Av) from 3:00pm to 8:30pm at Ahavas Chesed, 271 Kingston Ave. [between Lincoln and St. Johns Pl.]. Refreshments will be served. Please bring identification. One must wait 56 days between blood donations.
On Tuesday, 6th of Tammuz (June 27, 2012), members of Anash of Los Angeles joined with friends and supporters of Yeshivas Bais Toras Menachem for a Tribute Reception celebrating the unique institution of higher learning’s completion of its fourth successful year, Boruch Hashem.
Yochi and Pia (nee Marcus) Naiditch (Pittsburgh, PA)
Reb Chaim Meir and Faige Minkowitz recall the tribulations of her four-day labor, and the Rebbe’s unorthodox “medical” advice.
Germany’s lower house of parliament passed a resolution Thursday, July 19, reaffirming the religious rights of parents seeking to circumcise their infant sons.
Campers at Gan Yisroel in Parksville, NY enjoyed ‘Carnival Day’ on Friday. Each bunk created a game which campers would play in pairs; the winner of each game received a ticket which would be cashed in for prizes at the end of the day.
Two children change the world while their father reads the newspaper.
Imagine if a single child, one by one, along a pattern on the globe, ushered in Shabbat by lighting the candles. Moment by moment, beginning with a single light, the entire world would be aglow. This magic of light, in our mind’s eye, is the reality of the work that Chabad shluchim, emissaries, bring by sharing the messages of Torah with Jews around the world. And, the warmth of light is what washed over the community during the public portion of the July 15-16 conference in Houston of the Southern Regional Kinus Hashluchim, hosted by Chabad Lubavitch of Texas.
Jewish comedian Reuven Russell brings joy and happiness to the Talmidim of the Yeshiva Summer Program in Morristown, NJ.