After spending a Shabbos recharging their Jewish identity, nearly 1,000 participants of the CKids Shabbaton danced arm in arm with new friends, singing “I Am a Jew and I’m Proud” in an energetic concert led by Eli Marcus and Choni Milecki.

The second book in the fascinating memoir authored by a chossid of the Tzemach Tzedek, R’ Pinkhes-Dov Goldenshteyn, chronicles shtetl life as never described before. The easy-to-read English volume, meticulously translated by historian R’ Michoel Rotenfeld, is now available.

Digging past and beyond the Haggadah’s and seder night’s stories and beloved divrei Torah, Rabbi Eliyahu Rapoport unveils an engagingly clear-headed and replete historiography of the seder and Haggadah, championing the foundational explanations, purposes and structures.

Crown Heights Rabbonim, Harav Avraham Osdoba and Harav Yosef Braun, seen today engaged in an earnest discussion regarding the complex halachic intricacies of selling chametz when Erev Pesach falls on Shabbos.

When Hatzalah of Crown Heights planned their new headquarters, they anticipated a rapid response—just like the one they’re known for. But New York’s red tape got in the way. Now, Hatzalah is pleased to announce that the final hurdle has been cleared, and they’re moving full speed ahead with building their new headquarters.

In honor of Yud Alef Nissan this year, celebrating the Rebbe’s 123rd yom huledes, a large Parade is scheduled for Yud Alef Nissan, Wednesday, April 12. All are encouraged to salute the parade as it passes 770.

Young shluchim from across the post-Soviet states, who usually only see each other in their online classrooms, flew to Moscow for a special ten-day gathering where they were able to participate, integrate in real classrooms, and meet friends face to face.

In between strikes on the Houthis, training pilots, and commanding global missions, U.S. Central Command shared a video today from the morning of Purim, when Shliach Rabbi Elie Estrin laid tefillin with Jewish-American soldiers at MacDill Air Force Base, the Central Command’s headquarters.

As Yud Aleph Nissan approaches, ‘Experience and Connect’ continues to bring Chassidim worldwide closer to the Rebbe’s teachings, releasing weekly segments from Yud Aleph Nissan Farbrengens, along with Haanachos and magazines, providing historical context and insights to deepen our connection to this special day.

Excitement is building as the highly anticipated International Zal Moshiach Chidon approaches, with finalists from 15 yeshivos across the US and Europe competing live on stage. The organizing committee has announced the panel of three judges who will oversee the competition.

From the Anash.org Inbox: I’ve heard it too many times – “You’re a great catch,” “It won’t be long,” “Don’t worry, you’ll get the best of the best.” While these words are well-intentioned, they often make the parsha of shidduchim even more challenging. I’d like to suggest a different way of looking at shidduchim.

While skiing at California’s Palisades Tahoe, Zalmy Barber took his tefillin to engage Jewish skiers. When Larry said that he didn’t believe in G-d and never put on tefillin, Zalmy resolved to catch him, and sure enough, at the bottom of the slopes, Larry agreed.

Inspired by the Rebbe’s vision, ‘A Meaningful Moment’ led by Rabbi Mendel Banon, has now been adopted by over 80 schools and is reaching more than 40,000 students. A new article in the conservative City Journal highlights the growing momentum behind this initiative.

War Summary, Day 542: IDF gives unprecedented evacuation warning for the entire Rafah, Red Crescent lies about “medics” killed by IDF, bombing attack foiled in Shomron, Jenin operations beginning to show results, sudden unusual airstrike in Beirut, U.S. begins indirect negotiations with Iran, and Netanyahu seeks new Shin Bet director.

Despite public moves to establish tracks in the IDF for Charedim, soldiers who joined, including several Lubavitchers, are complaining about not getting what they were promised and being put in very problematic situations. Vienna shliach Rabbi Shaya Boas raised an uproar about the urgent problem.

At the Chidon Grand Finale, boys from 46 countries and over 300 schools gathered to celebrate the culmination of their dedicated studies of all 613 Mitzvos. The event featured performances by singers Benny Friedman, Eli Marcus, and Berel Zucker.

A large crowd of Anash and bochurim gathered in 770 for a farbrengen in honor of Beis Nissan, the yahrtzeit of the Rebbe Rashab, and as a preparation for Yud Alef Nissan, the Rebbe’s 123rd birthday.