Davening Times At The Rebbe’s Home For Vov Tishrei
In honor of Vov Tishrei, the Rebbe’s home at 1304 President Street will be open for davening for the following hours.
Video of the Day
Just how far will a Chabad Rabbi go to get what he needs? This promotional video is for an upcoming new JLI course titled “My G-d”, and yes, it’s hilarious.
NYS Jewish Gun Club Files Lawsuit Over NYS Gun Restrictions
The NYS Jewish Gun Club has filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court, Southern District of New York against New York state officials, as well as filed an application for an emergency injunction to stop New York State from enforcing the aspect of the CCIA that designates places of worship or religious observation as “sensitive places.”
Hochul Announces Regulation Requiring All Vehicles Sold in NYS To be Zero-Emission by 2035
Governor Kathy Hochul today commemorated National Drive Electric Week by directing the State Department of Environmental Conservation to take major regulatory action that will require all new passenger cars, pickup trucks, and SUVs sold in New York State to be zero emissions by 2035.
NCFJE Adds East Flatbush Location For Partially-Subsidized Kaparos
NCFJE has added an East Flatbush location! This location will only be offering on-line sales with limited supply located on the corner of Troy and Rutland.
Kharkiv Mayor Awards Rabbi For Dedicated Service
Shortly before an emotional and historic Rosh Hashana in Kharkiv, Ukraine, the city’s mayor presented an award to the city’s chief Rabbi Moshe Moskovitz for “his many years of religious service.”
Picture of the Day
With power out at Chabad Lubavitch of Southwest Florida, Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz read from the Torah with community members shining flashlights. Chabad of Southwest Florida, located in Fort Myers, became a shelter and an island of safety from the severe damage wrecked by Hurricane Ian.
Here’s My Story: When Push Comes To Love
Since 1991, Rabbi Avraham Friedman has served as a Chabad emissary in Coral Springs, Florida. He was interviewed in April of 2011.
17-Year-Old Shot and Killed Outside Crown Heights Apartment Building Wednesday
Another senseless murder is shaking the Crown Heights area after a 17-year-old girl was gunned down outside her Eastern Parkway apartment building.
New Engagement!
Dovid Leib ben Shmuel Marasow (Crown Heights) to Chana bas Shalom Moshe Paltiel (Port Washington, NY)
Meaningful Interviews: Rabbi Yosef Abrahams #5 – Rabbis Eli Chaim Roitblatt, Shmuel Levitin, and Zelig Katzman
Rabbi Abrahams is the Mashpia of the Chabad yeshiva in Miami. He has been with the Rebbe from 1950 and has seen many Chasidim, including students of the Rebbe Rashab and Rebbe Raayatz. In this interview he shares first-hand, eye-witness testimony of what he heard from them as well as what he experienced with them.
HakhelNation Publishes New Hakhel Explainer To Start The Year
An inspirational and informative guide, brimming with practical tips for all to appreciate and implement Hakhel.
The Greater Heights in Houston, Texas Gets Its Own Shluchim
Rabbi Sholem and Aidele Vigler, along with their three children, Shneir Zalman, Chaya Mushka and Batya Esther are heading out on shlichus to establish The Heights Chabad.
SHAZAK: The Tzom Gedaliah Story
For the first time, Shazak has now released a comic book downloadable pdf version of the Fast of Gedaliah Story and a six minute entertaining video in the famous, unique Shazak style.
Make Your Voice Heard, NYC Sends Out Survey To Help Discover What Programs and Services Are Needed
The NYC Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) wants to hear from you what your neighborhood needs.
IRS Sent Over $1 Billion in Child Tax Credit Payments to Ineligible Households
The Internal Revenue Service erroneously sent more than $1 billion in child tax credit payments last year to millions of Americans who weren’t eligible for the free cash, an audit showed Tuesday.
Op-Ed: Tishrei – Have You Ever Thought to Pay Your “Guest” Mashpia?
During Tishrei in Crown Heights, Shiurim and Farbrengens with the multitudes of Mashpiim suddenly in one location can be very uplifting. Emphasis on the word can, as a persistent problem must be addressed. Op-Ed by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon
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