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Sometimes we think, “If everyone is doing the wrong thing, does it really matter if I do the right thing?” or “Does my small action really make a difference?” The answer is yes. Join Levi Polichenco and Simcha Fisch as they discuss what the Rebbe thinks about the situation elections • Full Story, Watch
I am a teacher in a Chabad Mesivta and I noticed something that really bothered me: We all know that recently, in Eretz Yisroel and the USA, there were political elections. I saw that it consumed the time and passion of my students. I started wondering if that would be different if the talmidim — and Chassidim in general — were told by Rabbanim and Mashpiim told not to vote at all in the elections. What is the Rebbe’s approach to voting elections? Rabbi Gershon Avtzon answers in this week’s Chinuch and Moshiach column • Full Article
The appointment of governmental officials is preordained, as the Gemara states, “Afilu reish gargusa mishamaya ka mukma lei” (even the head of the well-diggers is positioned by Heaven). On the other hand, there are many sources that point to every individual’s free choice, which extends to casting their vote for the election of their leaders • By Harav Yosef Yeshaya Braun, member of the Badatz of Crown Heights • Full Article, Video
Rabbi Yehoshua S. Hecht, Member Presidium of the Rabbinical Alliance of America on behalf the Alliance states why its Obligation of Religious and Civic Duty to vote this Nov. 8th • Full Article
Local activists signed onto an open letter to the Crown Heights community urging every eligible person to vote, highlighting the communities increased voter turnout and its ability to affect the outcome of elections • Full Story
The Crown Heights Republican Committee, led by Max Coen and Ari Rimler, endorsed Congressman Lee Zeldin for Governor of New York urging the residents to vote for him on November 8; Calling it “Pikuach Nefesh” • Full Story
Dovid Ezagui to Chava Sorkin — Both from Brooklyn
Shmulik Greenberg – Kfar Chabad, Israel to Chani Hasofer – Tzfas, Israel
Velvel Reikhtman (Ben Reb Moshe) – Montreal to Channah Kagan (Bas Reb Zev Moishe) – Crown Heights
L’chayim will be Tuesday night in Ulam Chana – 556 Crown St.
Baby boy to Mendi and Devora Leah Labi (née Spielman) — Crown Heights
