In an emotionally charged moment of solidarity, over 1,200 young Jewish professionals from 30 countries sang a heartfelt Ani Maamin via livestream with the Bondi Beach community, celebrating Jewish pride and resilience following the terror attack.

A celebration was held in Arad, Eretz Yisroel, for the dedication of a Sefer Torah in memory of the city’s first shluchim and the city’s rov, Rabbi Bentzion and Rebbetzin Sarah Lipskier AH.

ZAKA Search & Rescue volunteers are conducting intensive drills for search and rescue, casualty extraction, operation of specialized equipment, and multi-agency coordination under pressure, preparing responders for both the rescue of the living and the dignified recovery of the deceased.

Aharon Yehuda Adler, a beloved son and brother and a special neshama who brought light and warmth to all who cared for him, passed away on Friday, 27 Teves.

Over 1,000 participants sat transfixed on Friday night, as Eliya Cohen, a survivor of Hamas captivity for 505 days, shared his extraordinary story of faith and resilient Jewish identity through rediscovering his connection with Hashem in Gaza tunnels.

Young professionals took to the streets of Crown Heights for walking tours highlighting everyday institutions that shape chassidishe life, from the Rebbe’s Office at 770 and a behind-the-scenes visit to Machon Stam, a local mikvah, a sheitel macher, and a hatter.

The tables of the auxiliary bais midrash of Yeshivas Ohr Eliyahu Lubavitch Mesivta of Chicago were pushed together into long rows, set with fine linen, and piled high with a festive meal, for a Siyum Hashas by bochur Leibel Kaplan.

Managing a windmill for several months a year, R’ Tzadok of Kopust would dedicate the rest of the year to Torah and avoda. Working not far from Lubavitch, whenever his mill was not active, he would spend time in Lubavitch.