R’ Yaacov Agam, a world-renowned Israeli artist and pioneer of kinetic art who created the world’s largest menorah on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, passed away on Sunday, 6 Tammuz.

A Lubavitcher was assaulted while walking home from shul with his children in Berlin on Shabbos, until an Israeli bystander rushed in and held the attacker until police arrived.

A passing glance at a “School Building For Sale” sign turned into the first donation for Oholei Torah’s new Rabbinical Campus. Hear Rabbi Nissen Mangel share the story behind his commitment and the conversation he had with his grandson while driving by Bedford Ave and Eastern Parkway.

The legendary secretary and bookkeeper of the yeshiva in Lubavitch, R. Koppel Zeligson, was the son of the town’s rov. Having grown up in close proximity to the Rebbeim, he was often quite comfortable in their presence.

Hundreds of Chassidim attended a farbrengen at 770 on Thursday night to mark Gimmel Tammuz, with local and guest speakers. Following the official program, anash and bochurim continued farbrenging in smaller groups until the early hours of the morning.

A family in our community with children who have special needs has been struggling with significant financial hardship and ongoing challenges. Now, there is a real risk of the family losing their home. Endorsed by Harav Shmuel Chaim Bluming of Crown Heights.

A heartbreaking levaya was held on Friday for Rabbi Shmuly Altein, who served as a shliach to Winnipeg, Canada, and in recent years as a shul rabbi in Wesley Hills, NY, who passed away on Gimmel Tammuz after a lengthy illness.

Early voting is well underway and will continue through June 21, giving residents across Crown Heights and East Flatbush the opportunity to make their voices heard before Election Day.