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Stabbed Lubavitcher Returns to Mivtzoim the Next Day

Less than 24 hours after being stabbed in the back in a suspected antisemitic attack in Manhattan’s Diamond District, Lubavitcher bochur Yosef was back on the same streets, helping Jewish businessmen put on tefillin.

770 Expansion Beis Medrash to Open Before the Kinus

The new beis medrash on Union Street, behind 770, is planned to open soon ahead of the Kinus Hashluchim, enabling shluchim a dedicated place to learn during the Kinus alongside the bochurim.

Pegisha Weekend Kicks Off in Crown Heights

Pegisha is underway, as almost 2,000 participants from more than 160 universities across six countries are in Crown Heights this weekend for Pegisha, hosted by Chabad on Campus International.

Montana Shliach Accompanies US Senator to Auschwitz

US Senator Steve Daines and Montana Shliach Rabbi Chaim Bruk traveled to Poland together to visit the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial, a first for both of them.

Menucha Borenstein, 13, AH

Chaya Menucha Borenstein, the 13-year-old daughter of R' Yanky and Ahuva Borenstein, passed away on Thursday, 11 Cheshvan.

Chinuch Office Launches Workshop for Preschool Morahs

The Merkos Chinuch Office is launching a new four-part pre-Yom Tov workshop series for Preschool Morahs, beginning with a free Chanukah webinar offering practical teaching ideas, classroom resources, and insights from Chassidus.

Help Continue and Grow Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchim

Pegisha Students to Visit the Ohel on Sunday

Due to the large Pegisha group attending the Ohel, there will be longer than usual lines on Sunday between 12 - 3 pm.

Bochur Injured on Simchas Torah Shows Major Improvement

After a period of uncertainty, the family of bochur Shneur Zalman Neiman, who was critically injured on Simchas Torah at 770, has shared encouraging news about his condition.

Eye-Catching Animated Film Brings Yiddish Classic to English

Lubavitch singer Avraham Fried has released a new English version of “Di Bletele,” the well-known Yiddish song composed by R’ Yom Tov Ehrlich, accompanied by an eye-catching animated music video. The song was previously popularized by Fried, who performed it in both Yiddish and Hebrew. He is now bringing the beloved song to English-speaking audiences, allowing those who do not understand Yiddish to appreciate its powerful message.

Journalists From 20 Countries Confront Antisemitism at LEC

A delegation of international journalists from twenty countries visited Miami’s Lubavitch Educational Center last week as part of a U.S. Department of State-sponsored reporting tour focused on efforts to combat antisemitism.

Leviev Dedicates Sprawling School Campus in Five Towns

Philanthropist Lev Leviev was joined by NY Governor candidate Bruce Blakeman, Shluchim, and community leaders for the dedication of the massive Lev Academy campus that will serve hundreds of students in Five Towns, New York.

Lubavitcher Stabbed in Manhattan, Search Is On for Attacker

A Crown Heights Lubavitcher was stabbed with a sharp object while walking through Manhattan on Wednesday, in a suspected antisemitic attack.

Do You Know What Happened 200 Years Ago?

How does understanding battle strategy help us understand how Davening is meant to be? A new series of Shiurim by Chassidus Explained with Rabbi Shmuel Wagner.

Classmates Who Witnessed Hei Teves Reunite with a Mission

From Arizona, California, Florida, Michigan, New York, Ohio, and Canada, classmates of the Oholei Torah Class of 5747 (1987), now in their 60th year, gathered for Shabbos Bereishis at the Ohel—united by a shared history, a renewed sense of responsibility, and a mission to bring the inspiration of 40 years of Didan Notzach to the younger generation.

Are We Getting Dirah B’Tachtonim Backwards?

In the latest episode of Chassidus Made Real, Rabbi Sholom Kesselman responds to the argument that Dirah B’Tachtonim is for Chassidus to address human struggles, and draws a fundamental distinction between fitting ourselves to Hashem or Hashem to us