Do We Stand a Chance in an Age of Flashing Screens?

“For many years, I was discouraged by the challenges facing the frum community, especially Anash. The struggle to compete with the instant allure of movies and media felt overwhelming, and we stood no chance. I have since realized that nothing can be further from the truth.”

Crowds Gathered as He Taught Chassidus in the Marketplace

A chossid of the Mitteler Rebbe and a leader of the chassidim in Kremenchug, Reb Baruch Tamares was a flowing spring of Chassidus who would sit on a large rock or crate in the middle of the market and begin speaking Chassidus, as crowds of chassidim and ordinary people gathered around him.

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Idan Alexander, an alumnus of Chabad Hebrew school in Tenafly, NJ, who was in Hamas captivity for 584 days, put on tefillin upon his return home, with his shluchim Rabbi Mordechai Shain, Rabbi Yossi Katz, and Rabbi Yitzchak Gershovitz.

Ivy League Men’s Division Kicks off Summer in New Location

The Ivy League Torah Study program, started thirty-five years ago by Rabbi JJ Hecht, opened its six-week immersive learning program this week with an incredible start.  Located at new grounds in the Catskill Mountains, the picturesque, creek-side property features a waterfall and scenic hiking trails, available exclusively for the students’ use.

Missile Strike Damages Be’er Sheva Chabad Daycare

The Maon Chaya daycare of Colel Chabad in Be’er Sheva sustained damage this afternoon, following the heavy barrage of missiles fired at Eretz Yisroel from Iran. “It’s frightening to think what could have happened if the babies had been inside at the time,” said director Rabbi Mendy Bloy.

When Publicity Goes Awry

When one Chabad moisad awarded a woman for her activities, it published her picture in one of their publications on the same page with a picture of the Frierdiker Rebbe. Soon after, they received a response from the Rebbe, rare in its sharpness.

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New Haven Talmidim Hashluchim from Mesivta and Zal farbreng with Connecticut shliach Rabbi Yisroel Deren at his home in preparation for Gimmel Tammuz.

After 12 Years, the Rebbe’s Bracha was Fulfilled

When they didn’t have children 6 years after their marriage, a young couple from South Africa traveled to the Rebbe in New York. In yechidus, the Rebbe said they would be blessed with children and see them to the chupah. The bracha took some time, but it ultimately materialized.

Israeli Jets Over Tehran, What’s Next?

As news breaks of Israeli jets striking targets in Tehran, the world watches in disbelief. The tension is real, and so is the uncertainty. At times like this, the Rebbe offered a different kind of response. He spoke with clarity, calm, and unshakable faith.

This Summer, Your Child Can Master Kriah Once and for All

Summer is here. For many children, it’s been a long year in school, and they’re looking forward to a much-needed break. Now is the time to transform their Kriah for next year. In just 6 weeks, your child can gain the skills and confidence they’ve been missing to read clearly, accurately, and proudly.

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The world’s largest mezuzah was recently affixed at Chabad of South Brunswick, New Jersey, led by shluchim Rabbi Levi and Goldie Azimov. The mezuzah measures an impressive 2 meters (6.5 feet) in height, surpassing the mezuzah at Ben Gurion Airport (1.01 meters) and the Kosel (1.4 meters), making this the largest known mezuzah in the world.

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