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New Hakhel Themed Children’s Novel Published In Honor Of Kinus
A fascinating new serial novel released by the Moshiach Office at Merkos 302, in time for the Kinus, promises to be a thrilling journey for children and adults alike. Set in the times of Hakhel, “Last Act” follows Yossi of the modern era and Huda, Gershom, and Rivkah, children of long ago, on their adventures for a clear perspective and striking resonance of the mitzvah of Hakhel in its young readers.
Election Updates: Hochul Leads, The Jewish Community Makes A Strong Impression
It’s the morning after the election and results have mostly been tallied in races across the country. With the trends now visible, let’s take a dive into the results, and what they mean.
1,500-Year-Old Fingerprints Lifted At Archeological Dig Site
In 2019, an excavation led by Israel Antiquities Authority archaeologists Dr. Uzi Ad and Dr. Anna Eirich uncovered an ancient pottery kiln in Motza, near Jerusalem. Broken clay oil lamps with fingerprints, were found scattered all around the kiln dated it to the Byzantine period, about 1500 years ago.
Building on Record Success, CTeen Launches “Origin Trail” Trip to Morocco
After rapidly tripling its program last summer to meet the tremendous demand, CTeen Summer has announced a new Moroccan track to their robust lineup of international trips.
Book Launched on Hebrew Words and Judaism’s Big Ideas
At this year’s National Jewish Retreat, JLI hosted a pre-release launch for a new book by Rabbis Mendel Kalmenson and Zalman Abraham. People of the Word: Fifty Words That Shaped Jewish Thinking
A Personal Message from Rabbi Lazer Avtzon
The men and women of Crown Heights have spoken and have made it very clear who they want to vote for. Crown Heights United listened and has made its endorsement reflecting your voices.
The Real Kever Of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berditchev
The Jewish cemetery in Berditchev was targeted by the Soviets in 1929. Working secretly at night, workers built a new Kever above the actual Kever of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berditchev. This new Kever was to be used as a decoy, in order to protect the real tomb from harm. Now, the Kever has finally been uncovered.
Treasure Trove of Ancient Gold Coins Unearthed In Eretz Yisroel
An Israel Antiquities Authority excavation revealed 44 Byzantine gold coins at the site of Paneas (later known as Banias), within the Hermon Stream Nature Reserve. The hidden coin hoard provides evidence for a dramatic moment in the history of the country – the Muslim conquest of the Byzantine Empire in the Levant.
Shiur: Is Your Esrog Kosher?
The past week, Kollel Anash of Crown Heights had the honor of hosting a shiur by Rabbi Levi Yitzchok Sofer on the halachic issues associated with Esrogim Murkovim, grafted esrogim. Rabbi Sofer serves as a Rov in Williamsburg and is considered one of the world’s greatest experts on the topic.
Hurricane Ian Update from Venice, FL With Shliach Rabbi Sholom Schmerling
Courtesy of Lubavitch.com, we present an update from Rabbi Sholom Schmerling of Chabad of Venice, FL on the situation and relief efforts following the devastation caused by Hurricane Ian.
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A Letter From A Shliach on The State Of Chinuch In New York
As New York State continues to abuse the Orthodox Jewish Community, Rabbi Chaim Bruk felt compelled to speak up on behalf of his brothers and sisters in a letter of support for the Jewish family.
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.
Hungarian President Katalin Novák Tours Historic Mád Synagogue in Her Presidential Visit in Honor of the Jewish New Year
Hungarian president Katalin Novák toured the historic Mád synagogue and historic Yeshiva building in advance of Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year, marking her first official visit with the Jewish community since her election as president in March. Shlomo Köves, Chief Rabbi of Chabad-affiliated EMIH and his wife Rebetzen Devorah accompanied the president during her stay.
While on a CTeen trip to Poland and Israel, Atlanta high school student Yakov Vinnik, right, encouranged an archeologist from Russia who he met at Auschwitz to put on tefillin.“I am not sure what took me over at that moment, but for the first time in my life, I asked a complete stranger if he would join me in putting on tefillin,” says Viinik, who was joined by (from left) rabbinical students Mendel Backman, Levi Harlig, and the archeologist.
A Young Dancer From Atlanta Embraces His Jewish Pride at Auschwitz
“Am I a dancer who is Jewish or a Jew who dances?” The question played on 16-year-old Yakov Vinnik’s conscience. The child of Jews from the former Soviet Union, Vinnik grew up watching his mother, Maria, light the Shabbat candles, while his dad, Boris, spoke fluent Hebrew.
Hundreds Celebrate 41st Annual Dinner of Congregation Levi Yitzchok-Lubavitch/Chabad of South Broward
Chabad of South Broward hosted their 41st Annual Dinner Sunday as they announced the expansion of their upcoming projects by nearly one hundred percent.
3,300 Year Old Burial Cave Discovered In In Eretz Yisroel
An exceptional and amazing discovery from the time of the Pharaoh associated with the Biblical Exodus from Egypt, was revealed last Wednesday when a mechanical digger penetrated the roof of a cave in the Palmahim Beach National Park.
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