As Yud Shevat fast approaches, Bochurim learning in 770 participated in a special Achdus Seder Sichos in 770 to prepare for the Yud Shevat • Photos

Four days after the large Zal of Beis Chayeinu—which was closed by the police after the destruction and rioting on Monday—reopened. Chabadinfo photographer Shalom Ross presents a photo gallery from Friday afternoon • Full Story, Photos

The Gabbaim of Beis Chayeinu – 770 have issued a list of new rules and named those forbidden from entering the Shul. Among the rules, the Shul will be closed overnight • Full Story

On Thursday night, an emergency Asifa convened by the Hanahala of the Central Yeshivah in 770, in connection with the painful events in 770 on Monday • Full Story, Photos

Chabad Chassidim worldwide are anxiously following the situation in Beis Chayeinu – 770, which was closed by the police after the destruction and rioting this past Monday. As of now, it is expected the Shul will be reopened before Shabbos • Full Story, Photos

Today (Wednesday) afternoon, workers arrived and began the work of repairing the damage and building the wall that was destroyed on Monday in 770. The work is expected to continue all night and tomorrow during the day, with the hope that the city will approve the opening of 770 before Shabbos • Photo

Despite the Closure of Beis Chayeinu, following the Hefker and irresponsible behavior on Monday, a tent was also put up in the courtyard of 770 for Minyanim to continue. 770 Bochurim continued learning in Shuls and Beis Medroshim around Crown Heights • Photos

The Central Yeshiva at 770 has filled a need of many of its thousands of alumni by creating an online form for the effortless replacement and worldwide shipping of lost or never received Semicha/Dayanus certificates ⋅ Read More

On a morning like this, it is incumbent upon us to make a Cheshbon Hanefesh and ask ourselves how we got to this situation. How did we get to a situation where a group of wild Bochurim do whatever comes to mind, and no authority can control them! • Unfortunately, some jumped on this opportunity to slander all the “Mishichistim” with their irresponsible behavior • Full Article

It is hard to believe that the events of this afternoon, (Monday), actually took place in reality, but it seems that reality exceeds all imagination. A group of unruly rioters destroyed the wall with their own hands, confronted the police who came to put order in the place, and did not stop the unrestrained riot until they were arrested by the police, and finally caused the closure of the Zal of 770 • Full Story, Photos