Israel To Allow Tourists into Israel Starting November 1st
Israel has announced that it plans to allow tourists back into the country starting November 1st, an announcement long waited for.
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Here’s My Story: For The Women, By The Women
Rabbi Osher Lemel Ehrenreich was the principal of the Bais Yaakov girls school in Boro Park for sixty-seven years. He was interviewed in his office in November of 2015.
Chabad Rabbonim Officiate Historic Dubai Wedding
The Chief Rabbi of Russia, Rabbi Berel Lazar along with other Rabbonim of Russia, officiated a historic Jewish wedding in the heart of the Great Desert of Dubai.
Report: Mossad Network Caught by Turkey’s National Intelligence Organization
Turkish media on Thursday reported that the government arrested a cell of 15 people over the past month, who were caught spying for the Israeli Mossad, Kan News reported.
CDC Issues Warning on Onion-Linked Salmonella Outbreak in 37 States
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued a warning that a salmonella outbreak believed to be linked to onions imported from Chihuahua, Mexico has spread to 37 states — sickening over 650 people.
With more people than ever before working remotely, Kingston, N.Y., two hours north of New York City, is becoming a destination for Jewish families in search of open space, good air quality, scenic views, small-town warmth, culture and access to Jewish life. (Photo: City of Kingston)
The Ups and Downs and Ups of Jewish Life in Kingston, N.Y.
After 20 years, the shluchim of Kingston, NY have had their ups and downs, but through all they have remained determined.
Trump Announces Planned Launch New Social Network
Former US President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced that he would be launching a new social network, “TRUTH Social”, that purports to “stand up to the tyranny of Big Tech.”
2000-Year-Old Amethyst Stone With Unique Inscription Discovered In The City of David
A 2000-year-old amethyst seal from the Days of the Second Temple has been discovered in The City of David inscribed with the first discovered depiction of the famous Balm of Gilead. The Balm of Gilead is also known as the Incense of Cleopatra and the Second Temple.
Former President Trump Meets With Lubavitcher Askan
On Wednesday afternoon, a Lubavitcher Askan and Jewish community leader met in Florida with former President Trump.
Ancient Siddur Sells for Record-Breaking $8.3 Million
A medieval Jewish prayer book sold for $8.3 million at the Sotheby’s auction house on Tuesday, fetching the highest price ever paid for a Hebrew manuscript.
Nearly 80% of Republicans Want Trump to Run for President in 2024
Nearly 80 percent of Republicans want former President Donald Trump to run for office in 2024, according to a new poll.
Baby Girl!
Dov and Hendel (nee Mergui) Amsellem (Crown Heights)
Grandchildren of 770’s Original Architect Visit The Building
Following the publishing of the article in the Forward claiming 770 as the most recognizable Jewish building, the grandchildren of the architect of the original 770 building came to visit.
Friendship Circle Volunteer Orientation 5782 Article
Friendship Circle of Brooklyn kicked off the year with a grand Volunteer Orientation for their girls’ division.
NY Employers Can’t Test for Marijuana, With Few Exceptions
Most employees in New York can no longer be subjected to drug testing for marijuana by their employers as part of the state’s new law that legalized adult use of marijuana.
Chabad of Orange County Holds Pink Mega Challah Bake
Women from across Orange County gathered for a “Pink Mega Challah Bake” in honor of breast cancer awareness month.
Facebook Rejects Chabad Ad Promoting Class Against Antisemitism
A series of advertising materials being published by JLI Teachers across the world promoting a class on antisemitism and Jewish identity has been rejected by Facebook, allegedly over it simply being a sensitive social topic.
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