NEW YORK CITY, NY – A recent discovery of underground tunnels beneath the Chabad Lubavitch World Headquarters in Brooklyn’s Crown Heights neighborhood has caused widespread disruption. The tunnels, reportedly constructed within the past six months, were intended to expand the facility at 770 Eastern Parkway, commonly known as “770”.
The discovery came to light after local residents reported hearing voices seemingly coming from beneath their homes. The tunnel, which stretches from the Mikvah building to the women’s section of 770, was uncovered under dramatic circumstances, aiming to prevent a cement truck from filling them.
Conflicting reports suggest that Yeshiva students might have dug the tunnels during COVID-19 lockdowns after being denied access to 770.
The situation escalated when about ten individuals, refusing to leave the tunnels, were arrested.
