Chaverim of Rockland Welcomes Two New Vehicles To Their Fleet
Chaverim of Rockland welcomed two new vehicles this past Friday, at an inauguration attended by volunteers, local officials, and Rockland residents.
Chaverim of Rockland welcomed two new vehicles this past Friday, at an inauguration attended by volunteers, local officials, and Rockland residents.
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Just a short time before a massive earthquake rocked the region, Jewish photographer Dov Ber Hechtman captured the beauty of the sunrise over the Dead Sea in Eretz Yisroel.
Rabbis and educators from around the world gathered at a special conference dedicated to honoring educators working to integrate religious content for Jewish students attending secular or Christian schools. They shared techniques, discussed ways to work within government (public) education systems, and deal the enormous threat of assimilation.
At the initiative of the Chabad shliach in Kaliningrad, Rabbi Avraham Boruch Deutch, a permanent structure was built over the kever of Rabbi Yisroel Salanter OBM, the founder of the Musar movement.
Rockland County’s Orthodox community contains many distinct constituencies, each with their own needs and priorities. Agudath Israel’s Rockland Office brought them together this week, to celebrate Chanukah together with government officials, elected representatives, and organizational leaders.
On Monday night, the second light of Chanukah, District Attorney Tom Walsh and staff attended Chanukah celebrations across Rockland County.
Thousands of spectators from around the world joined the lighting of the first night of Chanukah at the Western Wall with the participation of Rabbi of the Western Wall Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz and the Mayor of Jerusalem Mr. Moshe Leon.
The newly funded project, called “MIDRASH – Migrations of Textual and Scribal Traditions via Large-Scale Computational Analysis of Medieval Manuscripts in Hebrew Script,” is the first ERC Synergy grant in Jewish studies and the first for computational manuscript studies.
Hundreds of members of the Chabad communities from across Rockland County gathered in the Atrium Ballroom Monday night for a Gala Farbrengen highlighted with a motivational speaker.
More than 1,100 children living with serious illnesses and their families got into the Chanukah spirit at Chai Lifeline’s annual Chanukah Party, December 11 at The Art Factory in Paterson, NJ. The “Street Fair” themed event drew families from across the tri-state area.
Battling Neuroblastoma, a form of childhood cancer, Noam has always wished he could visit New York. This week his wish and more was fulfilled.
Rabbonim and community leaders gathered for the annual Agudah Convention which began Thursday, starting off with Divrei Hisorirus and Chizuk.
Recently discovered bones of Jewish children, murdered during the Nazi invasion to Belarus, were brought to rest in the historical Jewish shtetl of Shklov.
Chabad photographer Dov Ber Hechtman provides a jaw dropping view of the annual Kinus group photo with the use of a high definition, drone mounted camera.
Frum photographer Dovber Hechtman captured fantastic images during this morning’s total lunar eclipse which shadowed the moon. The next total lunar eclipse wont happen again until 2025.
Last week, two hundred and fifty women gathered at the Crowne Plaza to bake challah, but the evening involved more than sticky dough and braiding.
20 years after the tragedy that occurred on September 11th, 2001, we present a gallery of rare photos from that terrible day, as well as the days immediately following.
The students of Cheder Chabad of Monsey were greeted for their first day of school by the sounds of lively Chassidishe music and smiling Rebbeim this week.
When community leader, Rebbetzin Sarah Deitch, took it upon herself to lead guided tours of the ancient Jewish Cemetery, she didn’t expect it to lead to an exciting historical discovery.
Among the abandoned buildings and derelict facilities on Governors Island, one small house stands as a testament to the Jews who once called it home. It was, and still is, a Shul.
Care 365 hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony in Pomona for their new North campus, providing an important health center for the people of Rockland County.
“There is no place for hate in our Rockland County. It cannot and will not be tolerated. Take a trip across Rockland County. It’s like going around the world.” said District Attorney Walsh.