All Chassidei Chabad are shocked, horrified and angry about the events that took place in 770. A few heavily misguided “Porkei Ol” decided on their own – against the will of the Rabbanim, Gabbaim and Askanim, and thus against the Rebbe – to “expand 770”. But it is also very important to break up this story – as everything that happens – and discuss a few components.
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For the third consecutive year, NCFJE is hosting a central Farbregnen for Anash worldwide in honor of 10-11 Shvat. It will be broadcast live via Chabad.org on Thursday evening, 8 Shvat-Jan. 18 at 8pm.
In a small town in Israel, where the stress and uncertainty of wartime have left their mark on every household, a group of forty young professionals from CYP embarked on a mission to spread joy and support to families in need.
With 770 closed for an unknown amount of time, tents have been set up in the Chotzer of 770, providing a protected place for people to daven.
Read the letter below released by the Crown Heights Beis Din decrying the actions of those who vandalized 770. The letter was signed by both Rabbi Osdoba and Rabbi Braun.
The Central Yeshiva at 770 has filled a need of many of its thousands of alumni by creating an online form for the effortless replacement and worldwide shipping of lost or never received Semicha/Dayanus certificates.
Zevi and Chana Shusterman from Chicago, IL had a baby boy!
Moishe Borenstein (Crown Heights) to Perel Leah Kimelman (Chicago, IL)
I work as a family lawyer and handle many cases in Crown Heights. What bothers me is that we don’t realize that we are doing it to ourselves. The action that was done is terrible, but I believe the reaction we gave to it is worse and is causing more significant destruction. Op-Ed by Chaim Cohen
Sholom Ber Nemanow, the host of the Crown Heights Insider Podcast sat down today without a guest, as no one with true knowledge of the events that transpired around 770 was willing to come on. In this short and unscheduled episode Shalom will ask the questions, but unfortunately will get no answers.
The New York City Emergency Management Department has updated its Travel Advisory for the evening of Tuesday, January 9 into Wednesday morning, January 10, 2024, as a strong storm impacts the region. Several National Weather Service products have been issued for this storm, including an expanded High Wind Warning that now includes all of New York City.
Bez”h there will be minyanim at the Heichal Halimud on the corner of President Street and Albany Avenue. The minyanim will start tonight with Maariv.
For the 11th year, the MyShliach Tzeirei Hashluchos West Coast Winter Camp gave over one hundred young shluchos from around the world the opportunity to meet for the first time and spend a meaningful and action-packed week together. It was a week full of excitement and inspiration for these young shluchos to bring home.
In the early 1970s, Rabbi Meir Tzvi Gruzman sought the Rebbe’s advice on motivating his students in their study of Talmud.
Co-Director of Living Chassidus, Michal Weiss, penned a heartfelt letter to the Jewish community following the incident in 770 last night, calling for more light and unity instead of division.
In light of current upheavals, many young Jews are increasingly seeking to find their soulmates and build Jewish homes. The upcoming CYP Encounter Shabbaton will address this awakening by providing an urgently needed platform for guidance, connection, and education.
G-d Bless America, by Irving Berlin, originally Israel Beilin, a Russian Jew who moved to America and became one of the greatest song writers ever. Well someone did good ‘ole Irving the favor to write it up in Yiddish, and here we are. God Bless America in English and Yiddish. Enjoy!
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