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Severe Infringement on Religious Freedom: Deputy Knesset Speaker Urgently Appeals to Belgian Ambassador and FM Sa’ar Following Seizure of Milah Instruments in Antwerp • Read More
Join Rabbi Heschel Greenberg and explore the Rambam’s unique position on reciting Shehecheyanu at Bris Milah while most Rishonim disagree. This debate centers on a fundamental question: does Shehecheyanu require physical joy or merely fulfillment of a time-bound mitzvah? The Rambam brings evidence from inheritance laws, where the blessing is recited despite mixed emotions, demonstrating that spiritual fulfillment transcends physical discomfort • Watch
In an extraordinary moment of dedication and faith, a 90-year-old Jewish man in Detroit underwent a bris milah, marking a deeply significant milestone in his spiritual journey • Full Story, Photos
This morning, a deeply emotional Bris Milah was held at the Chabad Shul in Hollywood, Florida, led by Rabbi Mendy Tenenhaus. The Bris was for the son of Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak and Rozy Gorwitz. In a powerful tribute, the child was named Ariel Kfir, in loving memory of the two young children, Ariel and Kfir Bibas, who were brutally murdered along with their mother by Hamas during their captivity. Their remains were recently returned to Israel. May this child merit a long and healthy life, bringing comfort to the Jewish nation and serving as a light in their memory • Watch
A deeply moving Bris took place today (Thursday) in Netanya, where a 26-year-old man chose to honor the memory of two young victims of the recent Hamas attacks • Read More, Watch
Yesterday afternoon (Sunday), a joyful bris Milah celebration was held in 770, for the grandson of Rabbi Yosef Yeshaya Braun, member of the Badatz of Crown Heights. The baby boy is the son of Rabbi Yaakov Braun • Photos by Mendy Akiva • Photos
Mendel Shloima Litzman – Monsey NY, to Rivka Polter – Orangburg NY
L’Chaim: tonight (Tuesday) in ULY crown st.
Mendy Holtzberg – Monterey, California to Leah Schmerling – Crown Heights
L’Chaim: Wednesday, May 14 in the JCM
