Rabbi Krinsky Tours Dnepr
In Dnepropetrovsk for his grandson’s wedding, Merkos Chairman Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky and guests visited the Menorah Center and other Jewish institutions headed by Chief Rabbi Shmuel Kaminetzky.
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On its own, Brooklyn would be the nation's fourth largest city. The U.S. Cenus Bureau says there are 2.5 million residents here, but borough officials say the figure is closer to 2.6 million.
Did the 2010 Census Undercount Brooklyn?
NY1
On its own, Brooklyn would be the nation’s fourth largest city. The U.S. Cenus Bureau says there are 2.5 million residents here, but borough officials say the figure is closer to 2.6 million.
NWCN
As police investigate what they call a “hate crime” at a Jewish center in Boise, Idaho, others in the community are trying to right the wrong.
Community Rallies Around Graffitied Chabad Center
NWCN
As police investigate what they call a “hate crime” at a Jewish center in Boise, Idaho, others in the community are trying to right the wrong.
Baby Boy!
Yossi and Chanie Chein (Crown Heights)
Baby Girl!
Levi and Leah (nee Altein) Lipskar (Johannesburg, South Africa)
Baby Girl!
Levi and Maty (nee Rubinstein) Oirechman (Kiryat Chaim, Israel)
Baby Boy!
Avremel and Dini (nee Hurwitz) Arnold (Crown Heights)
7 Year old Naftuli Shmiel Landau Sings and Plays on Keyboard at a Wedding.
Video: 7 Year Old Child Sings and Plays at a Wedding
7 Year old Naftuli Shmiel Landau Sings and Plays on Keyboard at a Wedding.
NY Post
Rep. Anthony Weiner (l); City Council Speaker Christine Quinn (r).
The humiliating melt down of Rep. Anthony Weiner has reshuffled the 2013 mayoral race, with political insiders nominating City Council Speaker Christine Quinn and former Comptroller Bill Thompson as the new front-runners.
Quinn in the Lead as Weiner Meltdown Continues
NY Post
Rep. Anthony Weiner (l); City Council Speaker Christine Quinn (r).
The humiliating melt down of Rep. Anthony Weiner has reshuffled the 2013 mayoral race, with political insiders nominating City Council Speaker Christine Quinn and former Comptroller Bill Thompson as the new front-runners.
Kiddush Clubs Declare Boycott on Scottish Whiskey
Jerusalem Post
The Federation of Jewish Men’s Clubs (FJMC) – a group that claims more than 25,000 members throughout North America – has joined with synagogues both in Israel and in the diaspora in “suggesting a boycott of scotch from distillers located in West Dunbartonshire Council in Scotland at Kiddush and [in] public and private” celebrations.
Kinus Torah at YG Melbourne
The Rabbinical College of Australia and New Zealand (Yeshivah Gedolah – Melbourne) hosted a communal Kinus Torah on Sunday the tenth of Sivan. The Kinus was convened in conjunction with Shavuos, as per the Rebbe’s directive that a Kinus be held on, or immediately after, each Yom Tov.
Despite Heat Wave Released Time Goes On!
Released Time Bochurim braving the blizzard earlier this year. Illustration Photo.
On Wednesday, the first day of Shavuos, 200 Bochurim headed out on foot to more than 50 Public Schools to conduct the weekly, Wednesday, Jewish Released Time Program of Greater New York under the auspices of NCFJE.
Many Chabad Int. Lose Tax Exempt Status
According to the Internal Revenue Service nearly 275,000 organizations, among them many Chabad Houses, nationwide have automatically lost their tax-exempt status because they did not file legally required annual reports for three consecutive years.
Yeshiva Forgoes Chicken in Favor of Virtual Dinner
Few people attended the 13th-anniversary celebration of Yeshivas Tzeirei HaShluchim in Safed, Israel, in person. Most supporters instead took part in the dinner through an online portal.
In a “hi-tech” twist, a Chabad-Lubavitch yeshiva in Safed invited friends and supporters to attend its annual dinner through the Internet.
Solution Found, Shliach Ready to Build
Fairfax Times
After an initial setback in building plans, construction on the Chabad Israeli Center in Rockville, Maryland is one step closer to beginning.
Jews in Sports: CHOICES – The Bedrock of Life
by Yossi Goldstein and Yochonon Goldman
Life is full of options: Where we elect to go to school, send our kids to camp; Should we travel to a place where we can sun and surf, or hike and bike?
A decision we make at one stage in life will likely come full circle later on, as its impact on us is revealed.
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