Over 500 students from 14 European countries concluded Pegisha Europe in Rome with a closing ceremony featuring Eliya Cohen, who was abducted from the Nova music festival and held captive for 505 days.

On Tuesday, Lubavitch learners worldwide will begin Masechta Chagigah together, continuing the Chabad practice of learning one amud of Gemara each day.

Following disappointments from local politicians, Ahron Gluck, a Lubavitcher father and small business owner, announced his candidacy for the Democratic primary, to represent the greater Crown Heights and East Flatbush neighborhoods.

From the blast of Hezbollah rockets, a glass door in the home of shliach Rabbi Mendy Medvil collapsed onto his baby daughter’s crib. In what he describes as a miracle, his baby daughter came out completely unharmed.

Fifty years ago, on Purim, the Rebbe revolutionized the custom of wearing Rabbeinu Tam tefilin, a practice that has today become common. Rabbi Moshe Wiener shares his personal story with the Rebbe, recounting how the Rebbe’s guidance led him to compile a halachic monograph addressing those who attempted to challenge the minhag at the time.

With all eyes on Israel, hundreds of shluchim worldwide gear up for Festival of the Future, a full-event program titled “Optimal Life,” taking place on Acharon Shel Pesach.

R’ Menachem Mendel New, one of the senior chassidim of the Anash community in Melbourne, who played a significant role in the establishment of Chabad in Australia, passed away on Monday, 20 Adar.

Mitzvos for the IDF, founded by Rabbi and Chazzan Dovid Caytak of Yerushalayim, began as a simple effort to provide soldiers with essential mitzvah items. Today, it has developed into a movement that strengthens the Jewish identity and spiritual connection of soldiers across the country.