A visit to Grenoble brought Lubavitch photographer Mordechai Lubecki to the city’s Chabad institutions, Alpine heights, and sites tied to a remarkable chapter of French Jewish history during World War II.

New passenger accounts are revealing a remarkable series of details from the hijacking, including the wounded captain releasing the cockpit lock before collapsing, an Israeli passenger pulling the plane out of its plunge, and another flight crew that happened to be aboard.

From early morning until well past midnight, Moscow’s giant sukkah has become a bustling center of Sukkos activity, with hot meals, davening, farbrengens and Simchas Beis Hashoeva drawing crowds throughout the day.

On each night of Sukkos, we are visited by another one of the Ushpizin and the Chassidishe Ushpizin. We bring you each night a lesson and a story about the Ushpizin.

For the first time ever, a sukkah welcomes visitors to the Grand Canyon, as bochurim take the lulav and esrog onto its trails, as Chabad of Arizona celebrates 50 years in the state.

“The sight of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani visiting a sukkah in Crown Heights raises a question that goes well beyond the usual Chol Hamoed photo-op.”

On Monday night, the second night of Chol Hamoed Sukkos, Empire Shtiebel hosted a special Kinus Torah, drawing a large crowd from across the Crown Heights community for an evening dedicated to Torah learning and in-depth halachic discussion.

A hijacked flight to Israel miraculously landed safely in Saudi Arabia after Israeli passengers stormed the cockpit and subdued the attacker.