Hundreds of people and major media outlets attended the funeral of Matisyahu Samborsky, the adopted son of Rabbi Moshe Asman, one of Ukraine’s prominent rabbis, which took place at the Brudsky shul where he davened for many years.

After recent Sefardic Chief Rabbi Yitzchak Yosef ruled to release terrorists in exchange for the hostages, Lubavitch author and Shleimus Haaretz activist Rabbi Shalom Ber Volpo, issued a ruling decrying releasing murderers with blood on their hands and reminds everyone of his prediction 14 years ago.

As a young pre-Bar-Mitzvah bochur, Yanky Herzog was touched when the Rebbe paid extra attention to him and taught him a lesson about melech basadeh that inspires his avodas Hashem until today.

Hundreds of Jewish teenagers joined Heritage Quest trips to Poland and Eretz Yisroel this summer, despite the ongoing war, immersing them in the resilience that has defined the Jewish people throughout history.

A new system of sanitation in Brooklyn requires that residents dispose of garbage on Fridays after 8:00 pm, leading to countless Yidden getting ticketed for putting out their bags before Shabbos. A grassroots effort is trying to put an end to it.

Are you a shliach or shul gabbai looking for a chazan for Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur? Finding the right chazan can be difficult, but Anash.org made your job easier with a list of available chazanim.

Lubavitcher photographer Mordechai Lubecki captured his visit to the ancient kever of the outstanding tanna R’ Elazar ben Arach, called a ‘bubbling spring’ for his endless innovation in Torah, and who outweighed all the other students of R’ Yochanan ben Zakkai.

Mrs. Elaine Robins was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia. To put her Leukemia into remission, she needs a blood-only donation (no surgery) of marrow stem cells from a matching donor. A simple cheek swab at home is enough to identify a match.

400 members of the Stamford community, including local dignitaries, came together in memory of the six hostages who were killed last week, and to honor Moran Stela Yanai, a survivor of Hamas captivity who was held hostage for 54 days.

On his 80th birthday, left-wing Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Chuldai spent time with shliach to Tel Aviv Rabbi Yosef Gerlitzky, saying l’chaim together and wishing for health, Yiddishe nachas, and a city of Ahavas Yisroel.

Guests from Monsey and Lakewood to the Anash community of Kingston PA were amazed to hear the sounds of Torah during the day in the town shul where a daily Kolel has been operating since the start of the summer.

An announcement was made today by the US House Ways and Means committee that a federal school choice proposal will be considered for “markup” on Wednesday, September 11th.

The wedding of Sholom Ceitlin from Toronto and Chaya Mushka Lubin from Parsippany, NJ, took place at the Birchwood Manor in Whippany, New Jersey.

Live at 8:30 tonight: three women’s classes in an hour on relevant topics in Halacha by fascinating and knowledgeable teachers.

In response to recent security threats, the Vaad Hakahol, in collaboration with the Local Shul Representatives, has launched the Crown Heights Office of Security and Emergency Network (CHOSEN) to enhance the security and emergency preparedness of our shuls and community.

During bein hazmanim, prominent New York rov, Harav Binyomin Eisenberger came to learn in 770, where he met Rabbi Mendy Yuzevitch, who spoke with him in learning and tested his son Moshe on Masechta Makkos.

Jewish school graduates from Odessa who fought on the frontlines and were injured in Gaza and Ukraine opened the new school year at Or Avner Chabad with a recital of Tehillim.

The terrace in front of 770’s Eastern Parkway Women’s Section is being ripped out and replaced ahead of the yomim tovim. The repair will correct the broken tiles and will waterproof the shul below it.

The largest yeshiva in Europe, Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitch of Brunoy, France, began the new zman with a record-breaking 370 students from all over the world. A new mikvah will be built this year to accommodate the yeshiva’s growing needs.

47 young men spent a sunny summer week in mid-August studying Jewish heritage and Torah, davening, sailing in regattas, enjoying excursions to Jewish historical sites, and participating in various interactive workshops, sessions, farbrengens, and Shabbos in the town of Lubavitch.