Video: A Hasid Grows In Brooklyn
VICE reporter Krishna Andavolu explores Brooklyn’s history by visiting the neighborhoods surrounding the borough’s longest street: Bedford Avenue. Along the way, he stops in Crown Heights, where he meets with Rabbi Manis Friedman to discuss the neighborhood’s history and ever-changing character.
Reb shlome
Reb shlome get a real job!!!
meir
they weren’t filming on Shabbat ,were they?
chaim
from the clothing, it doesn’t look like shabbos.
Lakewood
Its time 4 young Lubavitch couples who r not looking 2 go on shlichus & can’t afford CH 2 come 2 Lakewood !! it is so much cheaper 2 live here & we could build a beautiful Lubavitch community here. There r some lubavitchers here. But we must get started, CH is not affordable anymore & young couples r looking 2 move out but have nowhere 2 go. Come 2 Lakewood. We could get a beautiful lubavitch Yishuv here.
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you can see the girls with school uniform not with שבת clothes
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Shlomy Friedman runs tzach
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if people take your advice and do just that what you are saying then lakewood will become like another crown heights problem!!
question for Rabbi Friedman
Just wondering from your comments if you think the changes in the community are good for the Jewish community and if so why?