For the first time, a hands-on workshop tailored for Shluchim in the early stages of developing their mosdos. Held in Crown Heights on Daled Tammuz, the full-day seminar will focus on delivering structure, clarity, and practical tools to help participants grow their Shlichus with focus and confidence. A virtual open house is scheduled for this Monday.

War Summary, Day 613-614: Bodies of two hostages recovered, Hamas murdered and possibly also kidnapped Gaza GHF workers, Warning signs of imminent Iran strikes, Iran may have achieved a “nuclear trigger” mechanism, Israel attacks Yemen using naval ships, Israel warns Lebanon against Hezbollah supporting Iran attacks, UK, Canada, and others sanction two Israeli ministers, and Argentine president gets warm welcome in Israel, announces move of embassy to Jerusalem.

Pre1Alef kinderlach from Cheder Ohr Menachem joyfully received their very first siddur, davening near the Rebbe’s heilige room, and celebrating with song and dance before joining their parents for a heartfelt Siddur Chagiga.

Pakistani citizen Muhammad Shahzeb Khan, who pledged allegiance to ISIS, was extradited to the U.S. this week, after plotting a mass shooting, “the biggest ever on U.S. soil since 9/11,” at the Rebbe’s shul using automatic weapons, timed for either Yom Kippur or the October 7 anniversary.

After a wildly successful launch last summer, the Staff Mivtza Torah is back—stronger and more impactful than ever. With daily learning goals and a supportive network of bochurim, the Staff Mivtza Torah makes it easy to stay on track spiritually while giving it your all in camp. Registration closes on Thursday, 25 Sivan.

You can tell a lot about a school by what students say after class. At Bais Rochel Leah High School, it’s not uncommon to hear, “That makes sense now,” or “I never saw it that way before.” Because this isn’t just a high school that teaches Tanya, Chumosh, Halochoh, and Hashkofoh, it’s a school that helps girls see themselves reflected in it.

A fascinating symposium, dedicated to the Rebbe’s explanations on Rashi, will mark sixty years since the Rebbe paved a new path in studying Rashi’s pirush on the Torah in the year 5725.

The New York State Senate joined the NY Assembly in passing the Medical Aid in Dying Act to legalize physician-assisted suicide for patients with less than six months left to live. The bill now goes to Governor Kathy Hochul for her signature. 

At the close of a meaningful bein hazmanim initiative, the bochurim of Mesivta YTTL Queens came together for a special event featuring a Chinese auction, a rare Ksav Yad Kodesh raffle, and recognition for their learning and commitment, setting a positive tone for the new zman.

For a quarter of a century, the Kinus has given mechanchim a time to recharge, reconnect, and rededicate themselves to their unique Shlichus. This year’s theme, בְּרוּחַ יִשְׂרָאֵל סַבָּא – “Focused Chinuch; Guided by Our Roots” is rooted in the Frierdiker Rebbe’s founding words “to care for the chinuch of Jewish sons and daughters in the spirit of Jewish tradition.”

In one of the newest episodes of the Moshiach Office at Merkos 302’s Classic Take, Rabbi Sholom Zirkind addresses a powerful question: Will Moshiach compel us to act against our will?

In honor of the wedding of Benzion and Miri Duchman, a special teshura was printed, featuring a curated selection from Colel Chabad’s archives. These include hundreds of letters, documents, and clippings that reflect the Rebbe’s deep involvement in promoting in-person fundraising gatherings.

Marking 25 years since its founding, ‘Wilkes’ held a gala event on Sunday at its Pocono Mountains campus where over 300 attendees including alumni, staff, parents and guests gathered for an evening of student-run programming, speeches, music and celebration.

Rabbi Meshulam Yeshayahu Zusha Shub, known as “Der Boider Rov”, served as the Chief Rabbi of the Soviet Union, even during the terrifying days of Communist rule. His life was one of total mesirus nefesh and devotion to Hashem. In honor of his yahrzeit, we present fascinating stories of his life and legacy.

Live at 8:30 PM: Project Chana Woman’s Power Hour featuring Rabbi Yosef Braun on Muktzeh, Rabbi Tuvia Kasimov on Peru U’revu, and Rabbi Nissan Zibell with ‘The Kosher Consumer’s Practical Shopper’s Guide.’

In an unbelievable twist, non-Jewish Argentine President Javier Milei gifted Israel’s PM Benyamin Netanyahu with a striking painting of Netanyahu’s encounter with the Rebbe. Their conversation turned to their admiration for the Rebbe, with Netanyahu referring to the Rebbe as a “prophet.”

Arriving at the Rome shul in the early morning, Rabbi Menachem Lazar of Chabad of Rome found Nazi graffiti scrawled across the shul’s sign. The community will be gathering at the site in a public show of Jewish resilience.

After the horrific murders of Rabbi Gabi and Rivky Holtzberg, the Kozlovskys were called to step in, turning Mumbai, India into a beacon of Jewish resilience and light. Listen to the latest issue of the Lamplighters podcast about shluchim on the Jewish frontier.

For the first time ever, Tzeirei Hashluchim Year Round Programming will be hosting a special Gimmel Tammuz Farbrengen, “Journey of a Chossid,” open to all Young Shluchim and Shluchos of all ages.

In two weeks, New York City will hold a Democratic mayoral primary where Andrew Cuomo will compete before facing off against the current mayor and a Republican challenger. But should Andrew Cuomo be the next mayor of New York City? A quick look at his record shows the obvious answer.