In honor of Sukkos, SchmoozeCards.com has released a series of Ushpizin poems that can be printed and enjoyed with kids each day of Sukkos. The poems, highlighting the classical and chassidishe Ushpizin, are both fun and educational.

Over the past week, cranes have been spotted on Union Street lifting air conditioning units and reinforced steel supports to the back of 770. This is part of a critical upgrade to replace the aging air conditioning system that had been faithfully cooling the Rebbe’s shul for over 60 years.

For all those traveling through JFK Airport this Chol Hamoed sukkos, ChabadAir has once again facilitated the erection of a sukkah and a set of Arba Minim at terminal 4.

A friend of ‘Eshel Hachnosas Orchim’ surprised Rabbi Hendel yesterday, giving him a dollar received from the Rebbe’s holy hand for a raffle among those who donate to the Rebbe’s guests. Anyone who has donated, or will now donate $180 or more, will be entered into a raffle for the Rebbe’s dollar, and will also merit a special blessing as per the Rebbe’s words.

As we are about to start Yom Tov, let’s bring them Simcha by contributing today! Great way to start Yom Tov, easing the burden of your fellow yid!

The USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, which is currently monitoring the situation in the Arabian Sea, now has a kosher Sukkah on board, thanks to Lieutenant Yehoshua Rubin, a chaplain serving with Carrier Air Wing Nine.

The CKids Rosh Hashanah Airlines and Sukkot Space Station programs transformed familiar customs into immersive adventures. Shluchim in over 300 communities reported record attendance, with many attracting new families to their Chabad Houses and Hebrew Schools.

In a newly released letter, the Rebbe responds to a Jew freed from Soviet Russia who sent the Rebbe several poems. The Rebbe explains that the Kremlin attempts to defend its discrimination of Jews by claiming that Jews aren’t interested in Jewish matters, pointing to how Jews behave in free countries.

As in past years, the Girls’ Mivtza Lulav Center will be open this Chol Hamoed, making Mivtzoim supplies available for girls, women, and families. Locals and guests are encouraged to join or chaperone a group.

War Summary, Day 375: Sinwar has no interest in talks, Biden pressuring Israel to restore Hamas’s arms through UNRWA, Hezbollah fires 50 rockets at Tzfas, IDF captures more Hezbollah villages, IDF clears mines near Syrian border for possible action, UNIFIL refuses evacuation and aids Hezbollah, Israel hints at dramatic attack on Iran using new tech, and France and Spain push for arms embargo.

Over 150 English-speaking bochurim gathered for a panel commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Rebbe’s launch of Mivtza Neshek, led by Rabbi Berel Levine, Rabbi Michoel Seligson, and Rabbi Yisroel Noach Lipskier.

A huge inflatable Dvar Malchus on the Rambam Hilchos Moshiach greets visitors to 770 promoting the landmark sefer of the Rebbe’s sichos compiled by Rabbi Menachem Mendel Ezagui.

Have you ever wondered how your Arba Minim set smoothly passed the border? Wouldn’t you expect strict security checks to prevent you from importing an odd collection of foreign plants into your country? JCC of Montreal has been working behind the scenes to ensure a smoother process.

The World’s Largest Sukkah Mobile is an iconic sight in Manhattan’s bustling Diamond District. Measuring 26 feet long and a staggering 215+ square feet of space for local Jewish businessmen and tourists to come in and eat, as they get a chance to shake the Daled Minim.

If you’ve ever wondered where your donations to Eshel – Hachnosas Orchim go, look no further than the massive tent at the corner of Brooklyn and Eastern Parkway, where guests are treated to lavish meals every morning and evening.

At last: The Holy Temple in Transit, the bilingual edition of Kuntres Beis Rabbeinu Shebebavel, translated and explained by Alexander Zushe Kohn, opens up the Rebbe’s deep insights on the Rebbe’s shul and its unique role in the journey toward the geulah.

Dr. Yoel Leviev, the grandson of renowned philanthropist Mr. Lev Leviev, president of the Or Avner Chabad Foundation, passed away after being struck by a vehicle while riding a bicycle.

Amid intense battles in Lebanon, Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu was gifted a rare set of Tanyas printed in Lebanon during the First Lebanon War in 1982. The Tanyas, and a lulav and esrog set, were presented to the Prime Minister during the annual pre-Sukkos visit with Chabad rabbonim.

A 38-year-old member of Anash in Petach Tikvah is in serious condition after falling from a tall ladder while trying to descend during a rocket siren. Please daven for the recovery of Schneur Zalman ben Simi Simcha.

When plans for a new home in agricultural settlement Beit Gamliel faced challenges, Rabbi Elimelech Shachar was unsure what to do. The Rebbe’s advice changed his residence, occupation, and the lives of thousands of Jewish children in Rechovot.

During the visit, NY Congressman Mike Lawler expressed his gratitude for the warm welcome from the Chabad rabbis and reaffirmed his commitment to supporting Israel and Jewish communities both locally and abroad.

Students in Chabad Hebrew Schools worldwide signed up to CKids Holiday Frenzy Contest this year. Since the program began, the Mitzvah Missions Holiday Frenzy Contest has motivated thousands of Jewish children around the world, who await the Frenzy every yom tov. 

War Summary, Day 374: Central Gaza hospital catches fire after Hamas munitions blow up, classified project to detect incoming drones, Hezbollah launched 300 rockets, drones, and ballistic missiles, no serious injuries, massive tunnels and bunkers discovered with motorcycles and trucks for a Galilee invasion, and Israel’s targets in Iran may aim to destabilize the regime so that Iranians can revolt.