A new spacious and magnificent mikvah, featuring forty showers and an extra-large bor tevilah, was inaugurated at Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim in Brunoy, France, ensuring comfortable and orderly use for the yeshiva's talmidim.

99 years after the famous maamar of the Frierdiker Rebbe in Moscow on mesirus nefesh for children learning Torah, hundreds of fathers and sons gathered for an Avos U’Banim in the same location. They learned loudly and proudly as the year was proclaimed for increased Torah study, Chinuch, and new initiatives.

The Union Bedford Armory in Brooklyn, New York, was packed with thousands of men, women, and children, who came together to celebrate the completion of the Rambam. Leading rabbonim from all communities came to grace the event. Read about the moments that made that historic event.

Set against the scenic backdrop of the Holy City, hundreds of friends, supporters, and alumni gathered to celebrate the inauguration of Mayanot’s magnificent new center, which includes a large Beis Medrash, classrooms, an elegant dining hall, guest rooms, a comfortable dormitory, and an event hall.

Fifty years after their fathers’ historic meeting, Rishon LeZion Rabbi David Yosef visited Moscow as the guest of Chief Rabbi of Russia Rabbi Berel Lazar, serving as guest of honor at the central Yud Tes Kislev celebration, and later at Marina Roscha was surprised when benefactors brought the chair of his father, Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, especially in his honor.

Shluchim from around the world gathered on Wednesday evening for the opening session of the Annual Kinus Hashluchim. The day began with registration as shluchim from more than 110 countries streamed into the JCM, greeting old colleagues and connecting with new ones.

Familiar faces filled the streets of Crown Heights as over 6,200 Shluchim from 111 countries arrived for the largest Kinus HaShluchim in history.

At the conclusion of Tishrei, Vaad Talmidei HaTemimim held a special “Tzeischem Leshalom” gathering for all visiting bochurim to strengthen and renew themselves after the month by the Rebbe.

The 4th annual Grand Simchas Beis Hashoeiva in Queens, organized by Chabad shluchim, drew thousands of attendees from across the Jewish community. World-renowned singer Uri Davidi, along with keyboardist Ezra Eliyahu, energized the crowd with hours of lively music and dancing.