On the desks of Morei Horoah in the U.S. questions were brought up concerning Ketubah's which were destroyed or deleted as a result of the storm • a Rabbi established a 'Red Line' to answer halachic questions
Another storm is expected to visit New York tomorrow • intensive assistance efforts for severely damaged neighborhoods from Sandy, especially Far Rockaway
Renowned Chasidic singer, whose house was severely damaged by storm 'Sandy', tells the story of the neighborhood near the water line in a video • "The Gentile's say that without Jewish support – we would all be lost"
Hurricane 'Sandy' flooded the huge hall where the Shluchim convention in Brooklyn took place in recent years • the event will be moved into three halls at the Hilton Hotel in Manhattan
U.S. East Coast residents continue to deal with storm damage 'Sandy' • 2.5 million people are still disconnected from the power supply • and how all this affects the election?
The plan was that the Satmar Rebbe will stay in Williamsburg over Shabbos • But the Rebbe refused to abandon his Chassidim in Kiryat Yoel who are cut off from electricity, and will remain with them over Shabbos.
On the second day of the Shiva for the 16 year old Shalom Yechezkel Shraga Rubin z"l, who passed away due to his medical machine being cut off during the storm, his mother gave birth to a baby girl
He was due to leave on Sunday, but the flight was postponed due to the storm • He will export the airport, accompanied by associates and family members, at 12:30 at night
Death, destruction and damage: great-grandson of the 'Baruch Moshe' from Satmar zt"l, who was hooked up to essential medical equipment, died when the electricity was cut
Lakewood residents living by candlelight • shops damaged from floods were looted • huge traffic jams on the roads and gas stations • also: Special report- the most damaged neighborhood - Sea Gate
Despite Hurricane Sandy, the global gathering of Chabad emissaries will be held next week as planned. Rabbi Mendel Kotlarsky • "So far, 3,000 people signed up, 250 more than last year"
New - York reported 18 deaths • Flatbush and Lakewood still dark in many areas • Airports today are expected to return to partial activity • Subway will not resume for another four days
Exclusive • three singers went to cheer up New Yorkers, and found themselves in midst of the storm • in a conversation with B'Chadrei Charedim they recall their experiences • "We saw trees falling over, it was scary" • Video
