Tag: 770 Eastern Parkway

Rabbi Yaacov Behrman: "Many people have expressed concerns regarding both safety and the potential trauma to our children."

"We must ask those intending to visit ... to postpone their trips for the forseeable future. This might not work out with your plans, but it is for our protection.”

Judge Harriet L. Thompson: "The Rebbe had foresight beyond his years.”

"These individuals can be infected and can be passing along the illness to many other members of the community. People can die because of their actions."

"The current situation and tensions could contribute to a heightened risk and threat environment for Jewish facilities and Chabad centers."

It’s not only in Brooklyn that anti-Semitic attacks are taking place.

A police report was filed and the case was referred to the NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force.

By now practically every Jewish newspaper in New York has condemned the notion that Sharpton, who is identified more than anyone else with the August 1991 Crown Heights Pogrom, should be preaching to Jews on Rosh hashanah.

Anyone who sees this man is asked to immediately call the New York Police Department and Shmira at 718-221-0303.

"Anti-Jewish violence in the United States has now risen to a level that cannot be ignored or dismissed."

The public is invited to join in the “big scene” at 4:00 pm on Thursday, October 4 on the corner of Eastern Parkway and Albany Avenue.

Joseph Popack: “The impact that this small town had has on the entire world is tremendous, and to me personally it means everything.”

The sole U.S. state in existence without a permanent Chabad presence -- South Dakota -- now has one.

This is the story of how a handful of young Hassidim set out to build a global communications network in the era before Periscope, Skype, VoIP, or even satellite or Cable TV.

The funeral for Rabbi Yekutiel Menachem Rapp is to pass by 770 Eastern Parkway Tuesday at 3:45 pm ET.

Chabad-Lubavitch Rabbi Yekutiel Rapp, 66, is struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver in Crown Heights.

Rabbi Binyomin Klein, 79, long-time aide of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, zt'l passed away Friday morning.

One man’s poison is another’s antidote.

The moon-inspired public is searching for something like the renewal and redemption of the Jewish people.