Beautiful Picture of the Rebbe! – Kos Shel Bracha!

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CrownHeights.info and the Avner Institute would like to present a Beautiful Photo of the Rebbe from Kos Shel Bracha 1970. To learn more about the Rebbe visit: www.portraitofaleader.org

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19 Years to the Sicha – “Do All That You Can”

Today, Chof Ches Nissan marks 19 years to the Sicha the Rebbe said unexpectedly in 5751 after returning from the Ohel. The Rebbe said with great pain “that all that I have done… it is up to you to do all that you can to bring Moshiach down here…” AD MOSAI?!

Click Here To Listen To The Sicha (Courtesy of Sichos.com)

Click Here to see a transcript of the Sicha in Hebrew (PDF)

Video: “What Hasn’t Changed is that Moshiach hasn’t Come”

Knesset Member Benjamin Netanyahu visits the Rebbe: “Since we last met many things have progressed. What hasn’t changed, however, is that Moshiach hasn’t come. There are still a few hours left in the day, so try to bring him today!”

NY Times: News Sites Rethink Anonymous Comments

From the start, Internet users have taken for granted that the territory was both a free-for-all and a digital disguise, allowing them to revel in their power to address the world while keeping their identities concealed.

Please say Tehilim for…

Please take a moment and say a Kapitel Tehillim for a Refuah Shlaima.

Devorah Malkah bas Elisheva Sarah Rochel, a two year old in the hospital

Tovah Raizel Bas Nechama Dina a 7 year old girl in critical condition

Yisroel Dov ben Chana

Sholom Dovber ben Shifra a father of two young children fighting Yene Machla RL

Hungarian Jews Concerned About National Elections

By Chana Katz for Lubavitch.com
Shabi Michaeli, Rabbi Shmuel Raskin, Arik Yomtov, Rabbi Koves, Elie Weisel, Former Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany, Yossi Priel, Rabbi Oberlander, Minister Peter Kiss (file photo)

BUDAPEST, Hungary — Hungary’s Jewish community is keeping a wary eye on this Sunday’s national elections, in which a right-wing extremist group is expected to garner an unprecedented number of votes.

Widow Shares Husband’s Role in Bringing Nazis to Justice

Daily Breeze

This medal, which was presented to Bruce Mises by Simon Wiesenthal for helping bring Nazis to justice is being presented to Congregation Beth Torah in Torrance today. (STEVE McCRANK)

Shortly after Bruce Mises died, his wife was baffled to find a box of old documents that seemed to defy his life as an unassuming businessman.

He didn’t talk much about the past, and Joy Mises, his wife of 20 years, knew only sketchy details: He was born in Austria, had immigrated to the United States around the start of World War II, and he had lost relatives in Holocaust.

Jewish Community Joins Rest of Poland in Mourning Loss of President

by Joshua Runyan – Chabad.org

Chabad-Lubavitch Rabbi Sholom Stambler, right, shared hand-baked matzah with Polish President Lech Kacyznski and his wife Maria in advance of Passover in 2008.

Calling him a “good man and great leader, and well loved by the Jewish people of Poland,” the director of Chabad-Lubavitch activities in the country said on Sunday that the Jewish community joined its fellow citizens in mourning the sudden death of President Lech Kacyznski. The chief executive perished with his wife, senior dignitaries and military leaders in a Saturday morning plane crash in Russia.

Driver Flees Scene of Fatal Bensonhurst Car Crash

NY Daily News

Fire Marshals investigate a fatal hit and run accident in Brooklyn.

Cops are hunting for a driver who fled the scene of a deadly Brooklyn crash that left three vehicles in flames – and one driver “burned beyond recognition” early Sunday, police said.

The 4:30 a.m. wreck in Bensonhurst produced a scene of shocking carnage.

Photo Gallery: Season Opening of the Softball League

by Jonah T.

A perfect day for softball. Game conditions at Lefferts Park today were cool, sunny, and dry for the first game of the Crown Heights Softball League season. Players arrived early to stretch for their first outing of the year and took their places in the field and in the dugouts as their wives, children, and fans filled bleachers.