VIDEO: Gan Yisroel Parksville 5782 – Week #6
Watch a recap of an amazing sixth week at Gan Yisroel Parksville 5782/2022.
After Salman Rushdie Stabbing, Chautauqua Residents Find Comfort at Chabad
The idyllic lakefront town of Chautauqua, in Western New York, just over the Pennsylvania state line, was a serene spot, a place where about 10,000 people stay over the summer, engrossed in intellectual activity, culture, and recreation. That tranquility was shattered on Friday, Aug. 12, when novelist Salman Rushdie was stabbed on stage at the Chautauqua Institute’s amphitheater, a little before 11 a.m.
New York City Begins Removing Abandoned Outdoor Dining Structures
As city leaders work toward making outdoor dining a permanent fixture in New York City, a new initiative is underway to remove outdoor dining structures that were left behind when restaurants shut down.
Gallery: A Summer Comes To An End
The Talmidim of YSP Morristown said a tearful goodbye as they boarded the buses that ended the incredible summer of 5782. Staff and campers shared their farewells, but the summer memories will remain forever.
Here’s My Story: The Lost Prayers of Judaism
Professor Zvi Malachi, a retired senior lecturer at the Department of Hebrew Literature in the University of Tel Aviv, is the founder of the Haberman Institute for Literary Research and the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Israel. He was interviewed in January of 2015.
Morocco Shliach Meets the Siggeter Rov and the Son of the Satmar Rebbe
Shliach in Morocco, Rabbi Levi Banon was invited to meet with Rabbi Yaakov Dov Teitelbaum, the Siggeter Rov and the son of the Satmar Rebbe, to discuss a number of important issues.
Post Seminary Women are Preparing for Elul and Tishrei with The SAI program from Living Chassidus
In just a few short weeks, the king will be in the field. Ayeka – Where will you be?
Met@Chabad Launches Premium Membership To Bring Value and Hope for Dating Success
With momentum building and wind in their sails, the team behind the wildly popular new Met@Chabad program is rolling out the next phase.
Yaakov Shwekey Releases New Music Video “Baruch Hashem It’s Shabbos”
The holy day of Shabbos is the highlight of the week, and popular singer Yaakov Shwekey makes that clear in his new music video “Baruch Hashem It’s Shabbos”.
A Community Danger Requires A Community Response
An old danger has resurfaced in the United States that had ravaged the children of the world for generations. Polio, a virus that can leave people paralyzed, was detected in the NYC city for the first time in decades.
JEM: Incredible Conversation About Change
Listen to this incredible conversation the Rebbe had with a notable figure on change, and how small changes in the home can effect many generations.
Jewish History Soundbites: A Light in the Darkness – Rav Levi Yitzchak Schneerson
Historian Rabbi Yehuda Geberer dedicated his recent history podcast to covering the life and accomplishments of the Rebbe’s father, Rav Levi Yitzchak Schneerson.
Nigun Hakafot From Reb Leivik Reimagined
In honor of Chof Av, Chabad singer Elisaf Hefetz has recreated the Nigun Hakafot from Reb Leivik, the Rebbe’s father, with a musical remix.
Chabad School In Australia Closed by Government Over Lack of Accreditation
Yeshiva College in Bondi, Australia was ordered closed by a tribunal this week after a government investigation found them lacking in curriculum and accreditation.
Chof Av Farbrengen Held In Pittsburgh
Lubavitch Center of Pittsburgh, under the leadership of head Shliach of Western Pennsylvania, Rabbi Yisroel Rosenfeld, held a farbrengen with dozens of attendees in person and additional participants on live cast in honor of Chof Av.
Visitors from Connecticut’s south shore and from around the state gathered at the Shoreline Jewish Festival in Guilford, Conn.
Connecticut Town Bustles With Jewish Life at Chabad Festival
The green at the center of this quaint town on the Connecticut shore of Long Island Sound was once again bustling with Jewish life this week, bringing together the Jewish and general communities for five hours of Jewish music, crafts, storytelling, kosher food, Judaica and camaraderie—all on a picture-perfect midsummer Sunday sporting blue skies and low humidity.
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