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Video of the Day – A Tribute to Chabad

Photographer: Anthony Behar
Videographer: Sarah Rubio

Photographer: Anthony Behar
Videographer: Sarah Rubio

Anthony Behar was interested in stepping away from portraying the Lubavitch in a stereotypical way: instead of using the city landscape as a backdrop to set them apart from the general public, he decided to turn his focus inward, literally and figuratively. Wanting to create a series of images that were more lyrical than critical, he photographed them within the confines of the sacred grounds of Grand Rebbe Menachem Shnearson¹s grave and within the sanctum of their headquarters, the earliest founded Chabad Synagogue in Brooklyn, New York. This is the beauty of their culture as seen by a New York documentary photographer.

Bochur Assaulted on Brooklyn Ave

Stock Image – Brooklyn Ave

CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn [CHI] — Monday night at approximately 11:00pm, a Bochur on his way home from a wedding was accosted by 2 Black teens on Brooklyn Ave, between Sterling St and Lefferts Ave.

The teens, described as being about 18 years of age, approached him from behind, one grabbed him and held him while the other hit him a few times and scratched his face.

On Purim Koton Oholei Torah PTA Prepares for “Purim Godal”

CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn [CHI] — The Oholei Torah’s Parents Association’s devotion to the school shines “Ad D’loyada” all year round. A group of Mothers, many of them with their husbands and children in tow, are literally working round the clock preparing thousands of Shalach Monos Baskets and 1,500 Achdus Baskets, going into their 10th successful year.

More Pictures in the Extended Article!

Chabad of Greater Boynton Begins Expansion

BOYNTON BEACH, FL [CHI] — As was reported at its Gala Bar Mitzvah Dinner, on January 6, 2008, Chabad-Lubavitch of Greater Boynton announced its plans for a major, multi-million dollar expansion, to continue to effectively service the growing needs of the Greater Boynton community.

Landmark Work a First for Portuguese Speaking Jews

Tamar Runyan – Chabad.org

The first-ever Portuguese edition of the Kitzur Shulchan Aruch

BROOKLYN, NY — Portuguese-speaking Jews will, for the first time in 138 years, be able to study the landmark Kitzur Shulchan Aruch in their mother tongue following its release by a Brazilian-based Chabad-Lubavitch publishing house.

Zelig Sharfstein Rabbi to Hasidics – Authority on Jewish Law Widely Consulted

Rebecca Goodman – The Enquirer

ROSELAWN, OH — Rabbi Zelig Sharfstein, chief rabbi of the Vaad Hoier of Cincinnati and an international authority on Jewish law, died Feb. 11 of a heart ailment at Regency Hospital in University Heights. The Roselawn resident was 79.

Rabbi Sharfstein was a member of the executive committee of the Chabad- Lubavitch Rabbis, one of the largest Hasidic movements in Orthodox Judaism. Renowned for his knowledge and wisdom, he was sought out by Chabad emissaries from around the world for his expertise in Jewish law. He spent hours each day responding to questions.

Welcoming Back The Mendy Report – Season 3!

CrownHeights.info is happy to present the first episode in the new third season of The Mendy Report. The show has been a longtime feature on CrownHeights.info and has been drawing thousands of viewers each episode.

Building Houses, Doing Mitzvahs: Ramaz Students, Chabad-Lubavitch and Habitat for Humanity

Dvora Lakein – Lubavitch.com

Rabbi Green and the Ramaz gang at the Kosher Cafe “Kivo” at Franklin and Marshall University. Rabbi & Shira Green direct the Chabad House serving…

LANCASTER, PA — President’s Day Weekend is off time for most high school students, but in York, PA, a group of sixteen Ramaz students got down and dirty, hacking away as they volunteered for Habitat for Humanity, and then, spontaneously, for Chabad of Lancaster.

Chabad Lubavitch Comes to City

Peter Guinta – St Augustine

S AUGUSTINE, FL — The worldwide Chabad Lubavitch movement has organized a new center in St. Augustine to hold classes to enhance Jewish life and traditions.

A Chabad Center functions much like a Jewish community center, and the word itself is a Hebrew accroymn meaning “wisdom, understanding and knowledge.”

Rabbi Levi Vogel, who recently moved from Brooklyn, N.Y., said he came to St. Augustine not to compete with existing Jewish congregations but to do everything possible to strengthen Jewish identity.

Fifth Annual Kinus Talmidim-Hashluchim in Detroit

Last Year Annual Kinus Talmidim-Hashluchim in Florida

DETROIT, MI [CHI] — As in previous years, the Vaad-Talmidei-Hatmimim announced the regional conventions for Talmidim-Hashluchim, serving in yeshivas around the world.

Talmidim-Hashluchim are an integral part of Yeshivos today, they serve as role models and mentors to younger Bochurim and are influential in setting the prevailing tone and atmosphere in their respective Yeshiva. The Kinus infuses them with a sense of mission and responsibility so they positively impact their younger peers.

Soup Kitchens Prepare in Advance of Israeli Snowstorm

Tamar Runyan – Chabad.org

Snow covers a Jerusalem sidewalk. (Photo: Alice)

JERUSALEM, Israel — As snow descended on Jerusalem and its environs for the second time in the past month, Colel Chabad’s network of soup kitchens in the city reported that efforts in advance of the latest storm helped ensure that clients who couldn’t traverse the streets had plenty of food.