One of the first active Chabad Chassidim in America, R. Dovid Shifrin left Lubavitch to live with sons. Though he did not want to ask permission, he could not bring himself to leave without notifying the Rebbe Rashab.

There is a particular kind of joy that can’t be kept to yourself, the joy of a blessing you once weren’t sure would come. For many families, every one of those moments was built by someone who chose to give.

A silver Honda Odyssey was stolen outside Beth Rivkah Day Camp during pickup Wednesday afternoon, after another car pulled up behind it and a thief drove off within minutes.

Mr. Eliyahu Kholedenko, founder and CEO of Questrade Financial Group and a major supporter of Chinuch initiatives, will join this year’s Kinus HaMechanchim to hear directly from mechanchim and share his vision for strengthening schools through innovation, partnership, and practical support.

Did America change what was possible for Jewish life, giving Yidden a freedom and openness rarely known before, or did it show that Yiddishkeit itself never needed to be remade for a new country? Marking 250 years of the USA.

A permanent tefillin stand was installed at the entrance to Israel’s Channel 14 studios by Chabad media personalities R’ Mendy Rizel and R’ Shlomo Rizel, in memory of their father, R’ Yisroel Rizel a”h.

Historic taverns and colonial homes tied to America’s founding, and a farmhouse where George Washington stopped for tea, are being restored by shluchim and transformed into thriving centers of Jewish life.

While Lubavitch has its own traditional pronunciation of davening, the Rebbe often emphasized the need to focus on what matters most.