“And all the nations of the earth will see that the Name of Hashem is called upon you, and they will fear you.” A photo circulating shows an IDF soldier wearing tefillin on his head while patrolling atop a Humvee.

After drawing hundreds of thousands of viewers across two popular seasons, The Classic Take with Rabbi Sholom Zirkind returns for Season 3. Produced by the Moshiach Office at Merkos 302, the podcast delivers a fresh slate of sharp, relevant episodes tackling core questions about Moshiach in today’s world.

Far from S. Petersburg or Moscow, the city of Naberezhnye Chelny in the Russian Republic of Tatarstan is a booming industrial hub. For decades, the Jews of Naberezhnye Chelny lived without a rabbi or shul. That changed six months ago with the arrival of Rabbi Chaim Dovid and Chaya Tzippora Paer.

Watch today’s daily video about the Beis Hamikdash by Rabbi Chananya Hoffinger and take a quiz to enter a raffle on two gift cards at Judaica World of Crown Heights.

Jewish leaders in Europe have launched an emergency campaign to protect the right to perform brissim after police in Belgium reportedly launched criminal proceedings against certified mohelim in Antwerp after raiding their homes in May.

Registration is now open for the Chabad on Call Kinus. Set for August 5–6 in South Florida, the two‑day gathering brings together Shluchim and Shluchos who engage in hospital outreach to connect, exchange proven strategies, and strengthen every facet of this critical Shlichus.

Over 2,000 Jewish participants from across Europe converged last month for Yom HaFootball – the largest Jewish gathering in the Netherlands – where dozens wrapped tefillin at the stand run by local shluchim, continuing the legacy of Rabbi Yitzchak Vorst, fondly remembered as the “footballer rabbi.”

Residents of Crown Heights have begun bringing in their tefillin and mezuzos to the Beis Din to be inspected by Rabbi Menachem Kahn, an expert in safrus, to answer all questions about STaM and to identify possible fraudulent STaM that were sold in Crown Heights.

In a long-overdue move, Israel has officially transferred authority of Me’aras HaMachpelah from the Palestinian Authority to the Chevron Religious Council. More than five decades after the liberation of Chevron, this shift in governance is a necessary correction of a decades-old mistake.

Camp L’man Achai, an overnight summer camp nestled in the Catskill Mountains, catering to children from non-frum or unaffiliated backgrounds, launched its 26th summer season with an unforgettable first week full of Jewish pride, connection, and adventure.

Three years ago, Bayis Neman was established to support couples in building strong, lasting marriages. The organization offers sensitive, Torah-based coaching under the leadership of Rabbi Yirmiya Katz for those facing challenges, with a focus on availability, affordability, dedication, and discretion.

Dozens of shluchim from around the world who run Chabad centers and programs for young Jewish professionals gathered for a photo at the annual CYP Kinus in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Miracle in Ukraine: While driving with his family, the car of Kherson shliach, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Wolf, was hit directly by a Russian drone at the front of the car. He and his family miraculously emerged unharmed.

Watch today’s daily video about the Beis Hamikdash by Rabbi Chananya Hoffinger and take a quiz to enter a raffle on two gift cards at Judaica World of Crown Heights.

Amid shifting signals from President Trump on the war in Ukraine, special envoy Lt. Gen. (ret.) Keith Kellogg held a top-secret meeting with shluchim at Babi-Yar to discuss the challenges, concerns, and resilience of Jewish life in the region, telling them that the President wanted to hear their perspective.

After the Six Day War sparked his Jewish awakening, a young Reuven Meer found himself at a farbrengen with the Rebbe—and later in yechidus, where the Rebbe gave him unexpectedly practical advice that shaped his life ever since.

Anash and bochurim accompanied Rabbi Sholom Ber Stock, longtime shliach in Connecticut and the founder and director of Camp Chomesh Girls Camp, who passed away on Wednesday on the way to kevurah near the Ohel.

The “Yissachar and Zevulun” initiative just wrapped up another successful month of strong Torah learning. Hundreds of dedicated bochurim who stuck with one of the five intense learning tracks earned cash stipends totaling tens of thousands of dollars for their hard work and commitment.

War Summary, Day 649: Israel may give up key Rafah and Philadelphi Corridors, new 15km Magen Oz corridor splits Khan Younis, two terror attacks thwarted in Judea & Samaria, Syria’s army massacres 300+ Druze civilians in Suwayda, IDF responds with heavy strikes on Syrian regime targets, America brokers truce, and Israeli Defense Minister heads to Washington for talks.

At the “Zeh MiZeh” Satmar Expo in Williamsburg, a booth for Tuffka.com drew special attention for its tefillin stand. Bochurim used the opportunity to do Mivtza Tefillin with non-frum attendees, as the Satmar chassidim appreciated and photographed the inspiring scene.

“A recent op-ed by Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Gutnick drew strong reactions from many Lubavitchers. I feel compelled to address a painful issue: the widespread lack of awareness of the Rebbe’s clear stance on Shleimus HaAretz. It’s time to stop being chassidim of Bibi. We are chassidim of the Rebbe.”

Rabbi Sholom Ber Stock, longtime shliach in Connecticut and the founder and director of Camp Chomesh Girls Camp, passed away on Wednesday, 20 Tammuz.

A Shlucha from Iowa is receiving a new lease on life today, thanks to the extraordinary kindness of an altruistic kidney donor — a young mother of four from the New Square community.

Melbourne’s first-ever Father & Son Mishmar, led by Mishmar Director JJ Hecht, was an overwhelming success as over 150 fathers and sons packed the YG Zal. After the learning, they enjoyed a fun game show, spark machines, and a live photo magnet station.