The Lakewood Scoop

2 weeks ago | thelakewoodscoop.com | Chayale Kaufman

There is so much currently happening on the political scene in Eretz Yisroel. Aside from the burning issue of the hostages and the ongoing war in Gaza, there is an entire ruckus over the dismissal of the head of the Shin Bet among other issues.  The Gedolei Yisroel and the Charedi community, as a whole, are very worried and disturbed over the ongoing efforts to try drafting bnei yeshivos.

2 weeks ago | thelakewoodscoop.com | Chayale Kaufman

Until a few years ago, Brooklyn College has hosted some of Jewish Music’s most iconic concerts. This Pesach, SING Entertainment will be bringing the concert scene back to Brooklyn with shows for the whole family, and for women & girls. SING Entertainment, known for their stellar reputation producing unforgettable concerts has announced a pair of exciting Chol Hamoed concerts set to take place this Pesach in Brooklyn, with proceeds going to vital tzedaka organizations.

2 weeks ago | thelakewoodscoop.com | Chayale Kaufman

Rochel and Aizik never imagined that their lives would take a violent turn when they took their 3-year-old Brachi to the doctor. They expected to get a prescription, maybe a blood work-up. But they were sent to an urgent battery of tests which resulted in the words parents dread most of all: Little Brachi has a rare form of cancer – myeloid leukemia. Rochel and Aizik started treatment, devoting all to their sick child and her baby brother. But the treatments did not help.

2 weeks ago | thelakewoodscoop.com | Chayale Kaufman

This Pesach, You Can Be the Reason a Family Feels Joy Againhttps://abcharity.org/campaign.php?id=2472&l_id=UwVMUM8EQaYH91b9gCUIn the quiet corners of the Beis Yisroel neighborhood in yerushleim Behind the closed doors of worn-down apartments…There are families — ehrliche Yidden — who simply don’t have what they need for Yom Tov. No matzos. No food. No joy.

2 weeks ago | thelakewoodscoop.com | Chayale Kaufman

Medical crises don’t take a break for Yom Tov. This Pesach, hundreds of families in our community will face the overwhelming challenge of navigating hospital stays and medical treatments while trying to maintain the simcha of Pesach. Lev Rochel Bikur Cholim of Lakewood (LRBC) has been a lifeline for these families, providing comprehensive support through their network of essential services.