Neighbors aren’t always friendly, hosts define themselves as enemies of Israel, and even security can be daunting. Still, even most hostile Muslim countries get Chabad emissaries to help local Jews observe religion
NEW YORK [AP] — Another wave of oppressive heat clamped down on a broad swath of Eastern states on Saturday, with temperatures in the high 90s and 100s and residents scrambling for shade or just staying indoors.
Rabbi Moshe Bryski has been a part of Chabad for 27 years. He has watched the Jewish community in the area expand and is spearheading the development of its headquarters right here in Agoura Hills.
Staff members in YSP Morristown put together a gallery of 21 group photographs starting from the first year, 1981, through this year. CrownHeights.info is pleased to present the gallery in high-resolution so readers can find themselves and friends in the pictures.
BROOKLYN [AP] — The fierce thunderstorm that rolled through New York City and prompted a tornado warning Friday night was nearly fatal for one Brooklyn man.
This year, campers in Gan Israel Overnight Camps all over the country are learning about the history and order of the daily Tefillos.
Today the 12th of Av, 70 years ago, 770 Eastern Parkway was purchased, just five months after the Friediker Rebbe arrived in the states. Marking this day the campers in Gan Menachem day camp got a tour of the apartment in which the Friediker Rebbe lived.
Chaim Amar (Flatbush, NY) and Chaya Miriam Andrusier (Crown Heights)
Rabbi Lazer Danzinger, only the second Canadian army chaplain since World War II, has joined the military full-time. He is now stationed next to Toronto at the 32nd Canadian Brigade. Rabbi Danzinger decided to transfer from the reserves so that he could work with soldiers around the clock.
JOLON, CA — Col. Jacob Goldstein, Army Reserve chaplain, is a man worth noticing when he wears his military uniform.
CrownHeights.info and the Avner Institute would like to present a beautiful photo of the Rebbe arriving at 770 winter of 1979, with special thanks to Rabbi Mendy Hayward.
Yonason and Rivka (nee Deitz) Johnson
1433 President St [between Kingston and Albany Ave]
Manor and Chedva Perets
488 Montgomery St [between New York and Nostrand Ave]
Shmuly and Chaya Yocheved (nee Edelman) Haskelevich
712 Montgomery St [between Kingston and Albany Ave]
Kovi and Rivky (nee Danzinger) Raksin
646 Empire Blvd [between Kingston and Albany Ave]
Eli and Rochel (nee New) Deitsch
619 Empire Blvd [between Kingston and Albany Ave]
Avremie Rogatsky (Crown Heights) and Chana (bas R. Yankee) Fellig (Coral Gables, FL)
That’s what someone told one of my colleagues yesterday when asked to vote for a school to win $500,000 in the Kohl’s contest.
My first reaction was, “Wow, is it really that annoying? Now that I am on the asking end of it I didn’t think of that.” But then I remembered back to a year ago when Devorah Benjamin asked people to vote for her amazing organization, Keren Simchas Choson V’Kallah.
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The following is a 2 minute preview of the title track of Dovid Gabay’s new CD, called Eretz Yisroel. The song was composed by Elimelech Blumstein and arranged by Moshe Roth.
When 12-year-old Jacob Adler tried out a bicycle at a trade show in West Orange last year, he was able to ride around the exposition floor. This was a remarkable event for Jacob, who has suffered from cerebral palsy since birth and is dependent on a wheelchair. Jacob’s parents Hillel and Debby Adler of Dickerson Road knew immediately that the bicycle would help Jacob become more mobile and give him greater opportunities to interact with other children.
