Nassau County Executive and New York Republican gubernatorial nominee Bruce Blakeman is scheduled to visit Crown Heights Monday evening for a Sukkos visit hosted by the Crown Heights Republican Committee (CHRC), together with the Jewish community.
Just days after Sunkist Fruit Gems were declared discontinued, fans of the iconic candy have received some very sweet news: Fruit Gems are coming back.
The book is the newly published Oseh Shalom: Mishnato Hamidinit Shel HaRabbi MiLubavitch, a Hebrew-language adaptation of Make Peace: A Strategic Guide to Achieving Lasting Peace in Israel by Rabbi Elisha Pearl, which brings together the diplomatic and military principles articulated by the Rebbe, outlining his framework for achieving lasting peace and security in the Land of Israel and the broader Middle East.
You don’t need to own your own set. All you need to do is show up and be part of Mivtza Lulav.
A series of special Simchas Beis Hashoeva farbrengens will take place this Sukkos in Crown Heights, bringing together community members for evenings of inspiration, Chassidic stories and niggunim.
Levi and Miri Tenenbaum from Crown Heights had a baby girl!
Yisroel and Chanie Mogilevsky from Crown Heights had a baby boy!
The heavy rainfall, areas of saturated soil and wind gusts expected to reach 50 miles per hour can cause trees and branches to fall onto power lines and bring those lines down, causing customers to lose service and creating a safety hazard.
Moshe and Sarah Spalter from Lake Forest, IL had a baby boy!
Crown Heights residents will have the opportunity to participate in a series of Simchas Beis Hashoeva farbrengens during the first two days of Sukkos, featuring Rabbi Ephraim Fishel Oster.
The gift comes from Merkos 302 and Keren Hashluchim, in partnership with Judaica.com, and covers every Shliach in the United States and Canada. The sets are premium-quality daled minim, donated by Yossi Krybus of Krybus Esrogim.
Yesterday (Thursday) was the 13th of Tishrei, the 144th yahrzeit of the Rebbe Maharash. In this week’s post, we will discuss one of his innovations in the way he said Chassidus; specifically, the fact that he was the first Rebbe to say a hemshech. I am writing this to begin a discussion and gain greater clarity on the topic, rather than to offer a definitive answer.
On their last morning in New York in September, 150 young women, all students from universities and colleges across Israel, went to the Ohel, the resting place of the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, in Queens, N.Y.
In this week’s Dvar Torah, Rabbi Katzman speaks on the special uniqueness that
makes up each and every Jew. A uniqueness that creates an entire nation when brought together on Sukkos.
A quick Chazara on Hilchos Arbah Minim from Rabbi M. Yusewitz gives the tools you need as Sukkos begins tonight.
Sunkist Fruit Gems—those colorful, sugar-coated, chewy little candies that seemed to appear at every Jewish simcha—have officially been discontinued.
Much of Jewish life to this day remains centered on the Holy Temple, the historic and spiritual heart of the Jewish people. Simchat Beit Hashoevah is no exception.
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