BARILOCHE, Argentina [CHI] — Close to a thousand Israeli backpackers are expected to attend the largest Seder at the Chabad Israeli Center in Bariloche, headed by Rabbi Boaz Klein along with his wife Fradi.
Jewish centers around the world took a hands-on approach to prepping people for Passover, offering children and adults alike the chance to get down and dirty with flour and water and learn how to make the special unleavened bread known as matzah.
Utica and St. Johns may not be the absolute safest place for a religious Jew, man or woman, to wander. Yet the community council maintains a number of affordable housing buildings there with over 50 Jewish families living there. And what some would say was only a matter of time before it happens, happened.
Free the gefilte fish! Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton drew chuckles from a congressional panel when she said that getting nine containers of Asian Carp filets from an Illinois fishery to a processing plant in Israel in time for the Pesach “sounds to me like one of those issues that should rise to the highest levels of our government.” Israel slapped a 120% import duty on the fish. “I will take that mission on,” Hillary said.
Erev Pesach, the kitchens upside-down, parents are just trying to get all the Pesach cleaning done, so sometimes the best Pesach help is to have the kids entertained someplace outside the house. So here is one idea!
Crown Heights Jewish Community Council &Lubavitcher Yeshivah present the Small Wonder Puppet Theater
Admission $2
Date: Sunday March 28, 2010 Time: 1:00
Place: Lubavitcher Yeshivah 570 Crown Street
12:00 – 1:00 Lunch
Tuna, Peanut butter or Salami Sandwich $1 each Drinks $1
Nearly 300 members of Congress have signed on to a declaration reaffirming their commitment to “the unbreakable bond that exists between [U.S.] and the State of Israel”, in a letter to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
For the convenience of the community, the Crown Heights Shaimos truck will be open every day next week starting at 10:00am till 8:00pm [3:00pm on Friday] on the corner of Kingston and President. For pick ups and information call (718) 866-6560. Support the Schunah!
For the first time ever the parade will feature the innovation and musical twist of some of the greatest jewish entertainers and singers Mordechai Ben David, Avraham Fried, Lipa Schmeltzer, and Uncle Moishe. This is something you dont want to miss.
TACOMA, WA [CHI] — After two years of battling the legal system to gain approval for the plans and permits for a new Chabad Jewish Center, the Hearing Examiner announced today – Yud Aleph Nissan – the decision that the appeal was granted and plans can go forward with the project of building the new Chabad Jewish Center in Pierce County, Washington, which is run by Shluchim Rabbi Zalman and Miriam Heber.
BROOKLYN [CHI] — Thursday night, a special Yud Alef Nissan Fabrengen was held at the Chaim Solomon Rehab Center in Gravesend Bay. Rabbi Zalman Liberow, a Shliach in Brooklyn who was injured in an accident some months ago Fabregned.
In Honor Of Yud Aleph Nissan, CrownHeights.info and The Avner Institute would like to present a series of four newly released photos of the Rebbe from Motzei Shabbos Mevarchim Shevat 5739/January 27, 1979, In the third photo the Rebbe is standing up, for the first time since his heart attack a few months earlier on Simchas Torah, to encourage his audience to sing during a farbrengen.
Chabad delegation on hand as Governor Pawlenty proclaims Education and Sharing Day in Minnesota. Delegation of Chabad rabbis with Governor Pawlenty. L to R; Rabbi Gershon Grossbaum, Rabbi Levi Feller, Rabbi Moshe Feller, Governor Tim Pawlenty, Rabbi Shlomo Bendet, Rabbi Asher Zeilingold, Rabbi Dovid Greene, Rabbi Yossi Bendet.
Have you ever stood in the supermarket and wondered if a certain fruit or vegetable was easy to check for insects, or should be avoided altogether? Were you at a loss at where to find out this information? Then look no further…the OK has just released its popular Vegetable Checking Guide as a free iPhone app.
The joy was overwhelming as a Persian couple, married for over 18 years, gave birth to their first baby boy. On the eighth day, in a highly festive spirit, the Bris was performed in Chabad of Brookville by the Mohel, Rabbi Levi Heber. The father donned Tefillin and served as Sandek. Rabbi Mendy Heber, the Shliach of Brookville, was honored to bless the child and introduce his Hebrew name.
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