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A Yom Tefillah and rally was arranged by the committee of Pidyon Shevuyim for a miraculous victory for Sholom Mordechai Rubaskin. They arranged a rally at the Ohel on Monday October 12th, Isru Chag, the day before the court case. Buses will 770 at 2:30pm and will return at 5:00pm for children 5 to 12. $3 bus fare.

Monday: Yom Tefillah and Rally at Ohel for Sholom Rubaskin

A Yom Tefillah and rally was arranged by the committee of Pidyon Shevuyim for a miraculous victory for Sholom Mordechai Rubaskin. They arranged a rally at the Ohel on Monday October 12th, Isru Chag, the day before the court case. Buses will 770 at 2:30pm and will return at 5:00pm for children 5 to 12. $3 bus fare.

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Yariv and Malkie (nee Kershner) Sharabi from Parkland, FL had a baby girl!
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Ari and Chava (nee Notik) Rendler from Riverwoods, IL on the birth of a baby girl.
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Eli Mochkin (Melbourne, Australia) to Risa Drizin (Crown Heights) L’Chaim: Tonight, Monday, 8:30pm at The Arches
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Levi Its’hak Ben Soussan (Courbevoie, France) to Sterna Sarah Gagueche (Brunoy, France)
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Shea Shmotkin (Crown Heights) to Chaya Jacobs (London, UK) L’Chaim: Tonight, Thursday, 8:30pm at Albany Manor 585 Albany Ave
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Ariel Benchimoun (Levallois, France) to Rivka Bouzna (Sarcelles, France)
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Moshe Leib and Chaya Mushka (nee Friedman) Yaras from Coral Springs, FL had a baby boy!
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Yossi Futerfas (Crown Heights) to Mussy Goldstein (Crown Heights)
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Mendel Shemtov (Crown Heights) to Mushka Palace (Crown Heights) L’Chaim: Tonight, Wednesday, 8:00pm at 1345 President Street
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Moshe Maiman (Mequon, WI) to Hinda Teich (Crown Heights) L’Chaim: Tonight, Wednesday, 8:00pm at The Garden House 1386 S. Johns Pl
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Sholem Ber and Deena Wolberg from Glencoe, IL had a baby girl.
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Menachem Rubenfeld (S. Diego, CA) to Chani Geisinsky (Crown Heights) L’Chaim: Tonight, Wednesday, 8:30pm at Lubavitcher Yeshiva Crown Street
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Eliyahu and Chayale Citron from Portland, Oregon had a baby boy!
This Op-Ed reflects the other side of the coin, a different look at the same event. This comes in contrast to this mornings “Op-Ed: Whose Event Is It Anyway?”

by Altie Seigel, alta-b.blogspot.com
There's a solid wall in front of me, blocking me from the wind, keeping me warm. Bodies pressed up against me, in front, back, and all sides. Squeezing my friend's hand to make sure she is still there. Moving, swaying, tapping to the beat, because it's catchy, infectious. Head bobbing up and down, lips singing along with the familiar tune.

As the night goes on, reservations disappear, to be replaced with a surge of energy. Giddy, high on happiness. And yes, some alcohol to loosen up. Hidden in coat pockets, disguised in water bottles and juice. But hey, if it works for you.

Op-Ed: So You Think You Can Dance

This Op-Ed reflects the other side of the coin, a different look at the same event. This comes in contrast to this mornings “Op-Ed: Whose Event Is It Anyway?”

by Altie Seigel, alta-b.blogspot.com

There’s a solid wall in front of me, blocking me from the wind, keeping me warm. Bodies pressed up against me, in front, back, and all sides. Squeezing my friend’s hand to make sure she is still there. Moving, swaying, tapping to the beat, because it’s catchy, infectious. Head bobbing up and down, lips singing along with the familiar tune.

As the night goes on, reservations disappear, to be replaced with a surge of energy. Giddy, high on happiness. And yes, some alcohol to loosen up. Hidden in coat pockets, disguised in water bottles and juice. But hey, if it works for you.

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BY Ben Chapman and Elizabeth Hays for the NY Daily News

BROOKLYN, NY — Residents in Windsor Terrace are up in arms after a pair of thugs pelted a house with eggs and rocks while shouting anti-Semitic slurs this week, witnesses said.

The alleged bias incident, which took place early Tuesday on Prospect Ave., is the second such crime to rattle the neighborhood in recent weeks - and comes on the heels of other high-profile anti-Semitic incidents across the borough.

Hate Crimes Up in Brooklyn

BY Ben Chapman and Elizabeth Hays for the NY Daily News

BROOKLYN, NY — Residents in Windsor Terrace are up in arms after a pair of thugs pelted a house with eggs and rocks while shouting anti-Semitic slurs this week, witnesses said.

The alleged bias incident, which took place early Tuesday on Prospect Ave., is the second such crime to rattle the neighborhood in recent weeks – and comes on the heels of other high-profile anti-Semitic incidents across the borough.

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CrownHeights.info wishes Mazal Tov to Elchanan and Faigie (nee Meshchaninov) Tenembaum (Monsey, NY) on the birth of their firstborn son.

May the newborn be a source of Nachas to his parents, grandparents and Klal Yisroel.

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Mazal Tov! – It’s A Boy!

CrownHeights.info wishes Mazal Tov to Gideon and Avital (nee Feiglin) Harkham (Sydney, Australia) on the birth of their firstborn son.

May the newborn be a source of Nachas to his parents, grandparents and Klal Yisroel.

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Thousands of Yiddishe residents of Boro Park celebrated Simchas Beis Hashoeva, they danced and sang together on 13th Ave between 47th and 48th street in Boro Park Brooklyn. This is the third year that Chabad of Borough Park, under the directorship of Rabbi Aaron Ginsberg, organized such an event.

Video Playlist – Simchas Beis Hashoeva on 13th Ave

Thousands of Yiddishe residents of Boro Park celebrated Simchas Beis Hashoeva, they danced and sang together on 13th Ave between 47th and 48th street in Boro Park Brooklyn. This is the third year that Chabad of Borough Park, under the directorship of Rabbi Aaron Ginsberg, organized such an event.

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by Yonit Tanenbaum

CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn [CHI] — Ten principals of Jewish schools across North America gathered in Brooklyn this week to participate in the Menachem Education Foundation’s Principal Leadership Program. The program began with an informal dinner on Monday, Oct. 5, and continued with two full days of intensive and challenging workshops on Oct. 6 and 7.

Jewish Principals Kick Off Innovative Leadership Program

by Yonit Tanenbaum

CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn [CHI] — Ten principals of Jewish schools across North America gathered in Brooklyn this week to participate in the Menachem Education Foundation’s Principal Leadership Program. The program began with an informal dinner on Monday, Oct. 5, and continued with two full days of intensive and challenging workshops on Oct. 6 and 7.

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I guess the seven year itch theory is true. Or perhaps I was just being optimistic that things had, perhaps, changed for the better. Either way, I finally decided that after seven years of avoidance, I would risk venturing out to Kingston Avenue during Simchas Bais Hashoeiva. My objective was to observe and report on its current state, to determine if it was safe yet to bring my little children to participate in the celebration.

Would I be able to expose my children to the true and intended nature of the most joyous celebrations in Jewish history dating back to the Bais Hamikdash? Or would I be risking their safety by allowing them to be bombarded by what appear to be insane asylum escapees with smashed hats and beards that betray what they had for breakfast the week before, violently waving tattered yellow flags on broomsticks, while pushing and shoving in a circular fashion – their version of dancing?

As I approached Kingston Avenue, I first passed the children, teens and adults of all ages who, as in years past, were crowding around the on-duty police officers, marveling at the sight of a real gun. “Is that a real gun?” I overheard one young adult asking with a tone that betrayed a childish glee. “Did you ever shoot anyone?” asked another.

Op-Ed: Whose Event Is It Anyway?

I guess the seven year itch theory is true. Or perhaps I was just being optimistic that things had, perhaps, changed for the better. Either way, I finally decided that after seven years of avoidance, I would risk venturing out to Kingston Avenue during Simchas Bais Hashoeiva. My objective was to observe and report on its current state, to determine if it was safe yet to bring my little children to participate in the celebration.

Would I be able to expose my children to the true and intended nature of the most joyous celebrations in Jewish history dating back to the Bais Hamikdash? Or would I be risking their safety by allowing them to be bombarded by what appear to be insane asylum escapees with smashed hats and beards that betray what they had for breakfast the week before, violently waving tattered yellow flags on broomsticks, while pushing and shoving in a circular fashion – their version of dancing?

As I approached Kingston Avenue, I first passed the children, teens and adults of all ages who, as in years past, were crowding around the on-duty police officers, marveling at the sight of a real gun. “Is that a real gun?” I overheard one young adult asking with a tone that betrayed a childish glee. “Did you ever shoot anyone?” asked another.

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Mayor Rudy, Rabbi A.B. Itkin, Rabbi Dovid Kaplan, and Rabbi Yitzchok Hecht

KINGSTON, NY [CHI] — Mayor Rudy Giuliani, America's mayor, visited with Jewish leaders of the mid Hudson Valley in Kingston NY today. Mayor Rudy started off with a prayer for the Yankees to win the World Series and then discussed some of the issues on the minds of the Jewish leaders, from local economy to Israel and the threat of Iran.

A Mayors Prayer for the Yankees in a Chabad Sukkah

Mayor Rudy, Rabbi A.B. Itkin, Rabbi Dovid Kaplan, and Rabbi Yitzchok Hecht

KINGSTON, NY [CHI] — Mayor Rudy Giuliani, America’s mayor, visited with Jewish leaders of the mid Hudson Valley in Kingston NY today. Mayor Rudy started off with a prayer for the Yankees to win the World Series and then discussed some of the issues on the minds of the Jewish leaders, from local economy to Israel and the threat of Iran.

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Mazal Tov! – 6 Sholom Zochors this Week!

Mendel and Faigy (nee Liberow) Bell.
IYH at 717 Empire Blvd [between Albany and Troy Ave].

Mendy and Rivky (nee Grossbaum) Kotlarsky.
IYH at 398 Crown St [between Brooklyn and New York Ave].

Menachem and Gitty Grossman.
IYH at 1449 60th St, in the backyard Sukkah, Brooklyn, NY 11219.

Elchanan and Faigie (nee Meshchaninov) Tenembaum.
IYH at 1 W Fessler Dr, Monsey, NY 10952-1608.

Zvi Yaakov and Chanie (nee Barber) Zwiebel (Shluchim to Virginia Tech) .
IYH at the Chabad House, 301 Wall St, Blacksburg, VA 24060.

Shmuly and Henna (nee Haber) Kopel.
IYH at 18A Duncan St, Dunedin, 9016, New Zealand.

Please stay tuned as we update this list when information becomes available. However, in an unfortunate event that we do not get all the Sholom Zochors this week, we are sorry. But you can help! If you know of any Sholom Zochors or Mazal Tovs you can email it to us at MazalTov@CrownHeights.info. Thank You!!

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