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Gang of 3 Hunts Orthodox Jews in Brooklyn’s Flatbush Neighborhood

New York City Councilmember Kalman Yeger commented in a sarcastic tweet, “Guarantee that assaulting Orthodox Jews in Brooklyn won’t ‘free Palestine.’ ... They'll be caught."

Rebbetzin Leah Shemtov-Challah is SO MUCH MORE than Just Bread–it Brings Blessings!

Rebbetzin Leah Shemtov, Executive Co-Director of Chabad of Stamford-Jewish Center for Life and Learning opens our eyes to the fact that challah is not just bread--it's SO much more!

El Al to Nix Series of London-Tel Aviv Flights to Avoid Shabbat Desecration

Flight LY318 will be canceled during the summer months as travelers had previously started the check-in process prior to the end of the Jewish day of rest.

International Shabbat Project Triples in Israel, US and Worldwide

The project brings together Jews of all backgrounds to celebrate and keep one complete Shabbat in a spirit of global unity.

New Research Project Examines how Shabbat Dinner can Build Social Connections

“There’s a real fraying of society and social connectedness,” says project leader Arielle Levites. “Shabbat dinner, in particular, is often used by Jewish communities as a tool for fostering connection and community.”

Palace Rearranges Fridays’ Meeting with King to Accommodate Chief Rabbi

"It was absolutely wonderful of them and characteristic of the King."

Yeshiva University’s Ryan Turell, Orthodox Jew, in NBA Draft

Would local Jews help him with a minyan Friday nights and Shabbat mornings? They might score free tickets…

Israeli Athlete Withdraws from Paralympics Slalom after Race Mmoved to Shabbat

Sheina Vaspi still made history, becoming the first Israeli to compete in the Winter Paralympic Games when she finished the women’s giant slalom.

2021 Shabbat Project Roared Back with Record Participation Despite Pandemic

In its ninth year, The Shabbat Project surpassed all pre-COVID levels of involvement, with 1,166 citywide “unity events” and thousands of home-based events in more than 1,500 cities.

Shabbat Project is Back October 22 in 1,500 Cities around the Globe

“In a world of unrelenting distraction and pressure, Shabbat is a unique opportunity for families to truly connect in a magical way."

Arab Family Attacks Jewish Visitors at Shaare Zedek’s Oncology Dept

"The man who hit my sister started getting angry and attacked him, too, claiming that the Shabbat songs were bothering him."

16 Female Guides in Bnei Akiva Seminar Infected with Corona on Shabbat

As of Sunday morning, there are 348 Corona patients in critical condition in Israeli hospitals, out of whom 52 are on respirators.

Delta-KLM Grounds 18 Orthodox Jewish Girls Who Removed Masks to Eat Kosher Food

According to the flight attendants, they ate outside the "official mealtime" during the flight.

Anti-Semitic Mobs Harassed Orthodox Jews in Brooklyn on Shabbat

When the men were locked out of the shul, they tore off the side mirror of a parked car.

New Israir Owners Cancel Shabbat Flights

"We want to reach a situation in which there's a weekly day of rest for the pilots as well."

Watch: Man Snatches Shtreimel, Man Escapes with Stolen Shtreimel

The thief was wearing a hooded sweatshirt and gray sweatpants. Needless to say, he would stand out should he walk the streets in his new shtreimel.

Everything You Didn’t Know about Purim that Falls on Friday – You’ll Be Amazed...

The significant changes in the practice of Purim apply mainly to the surrounded cities, out of which we know for certain only about Jerusalem and Jericho.

On Erev Shabbat United Hatzalah Volunteers Save their Neighbor’s Life

"My children are used to my rushing out and responding to emergencies."

Volunteer EMT Saves a Life in Ofakim Just Before Shabbat Begins

“Saving a life on Shabbat or Erev Shabbat is very different from saving a life on a weekday,” says Avraham.

New Project Brings Shabbat Home in 1,600 Cities Worldwide November 6-7

In a world reeling from a pandemic and a divisive U.S. election, the 7th annual international Shabbat Project offers unity, optimism, and a much-needed break from the 24-hour news cycle.

Arabs Rejoice, Burn Down Outpost, following Police Expulsion of Jewish Residents on Shabbat Night

About an hour after the start of Shabbat, large IDF and Border Patrol forces arrived at the new settlement, handcuffed the people and began dragged the families and their guests into military vehicles.

Jewish Man Assaulted by Hispanics in Flatbush Shabbat Afternoon

The victim was walking home from a Shabbat meal when a vehicle with three men identified as Hispanic passed by him.

Zomet Introduces Shabbat Thermometer for Synagogues and Hospitals

The device could be a game-changer in the next step towards reopening shuls on Shabbat.

Shabbat Kosher-Food Packages Distributed by Friendship Circle New Jersey

“Challah and Chicken Soup for the Quarantined Soul” includes rolls, grape juice, candles and homemade soup (matzah balls optional).

Friday Afternoon Lecha Dodi @ 5pm

Tonight at candle lighting time, Jews in Israel and around the world will go out to their gardens, porches, and windows to sing Lecha Dodi and Shalom Aleichem together.

Chief Rabbi of Tsfat Excited After Pope Calls to Observe Jewish-Style Sabbath

Rabbi Eliyahu quipped that the Pope would soon endorse building a Jewish Temple on the Temple Mount.

Reports: Antwerp Police Raided Synagogues that Ran Shabbat Services Against Government Orders

Antwerp police warned officials at the raided synagogues that next time each participant would be fined 350 euros ($390).

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