The global community for young Shluchim will once again provide a virtual camp experience for Yaldei Hashluchim in remote areas. This year the 4-week program is opening its doors for all to join.

Pre-production is wrapping up for a new short film by Chabad.org, exploring how the Rebbe continues to empower individuals across the world, inspiring them to be leaders in spreading Yiddishkeit.

Having been raised in a poor section of Bat Yam and suffering an emotional breakdown, Nicole was abducted by an Arab man. After a long and difficult journey, their son Yichye was able to return to Yiddishkeit.

Rabbi Yossi and Zelda Rodal (née Amar), along with their son Mendel, were appointed by Rabbi Sholom Ber Levitin as the new shluchim to Northeast Seattle, Washington.

Adam, an American man visiting Eretz Yisroel with his shul, was visiting a location overlooking Kever Yosef in Shchem and hit by a sniper’s bullet right in the chest. Please say Tehillim for Adam ben Penina.

Live at 8:30 – Project Chana aims to empower women globally with a practical approach to learning halachos pertinent to women with top of the line teachers.

War Summary, Day Two Hundred and Seventy: The family of Yisroel Yudkin hy”d, the Lubavitcher bochur killed in Gaza, got permission to put HY”D on his kever after much controversy, the director of Shifa hospital was released from prison along with 55 others, and Leora Argamani, the mother of released captive Noa Argamani passed away due to illness.

MyShliach’s family-friendly hachana program for Gimmel Tammuz is well underway with over 700 families participating in the daily audio. Week 3 begins with a daily curriculum to transform the dinner table into a meaningful farbrengen.

With the summer starting, Camp Tzeirei Hatmimim released its collection of camp songs. The 15 songs with Yiddish lyrics were written by Nyack Mashpia Rabbi Yosef Klyne and Detroit Melamed Rabbi Avraham Browd.

During a visit to Kyiv’s Beit Menachem community center, senior officers in the Ukrainian military presented the city’s Chief Rabbi Yonatan Markovitch with a certificate of appreciation for his “spiritual support which contributes to the high-quality execution of combat missions.”

A group of young Lubavitcher bochurim from Crown Heights met this week with Rav Yerucham Olshin of BMG and Rav Mordechai Willig of YU, who were astounded by their incredible accomplishments and knowledge in Torah learning.

Rabbi Yehuda Pevzner, a tankist from Crown Heights, and Rabbi Elram Ben Harush, a tankist from Tzfas, met at the Lebanon border for intense Mivtza Tefillin under rocket fire.

In the months since the launch of Merkos 302’s Kollel L’lomdei Dach, the excitement and success of this structured Chassidus learning has become increasingly evident. The next sugya, on the topic of “Bitul Haolomos”, will begin next week.

The family of Anash and Shluchim are invited to join in marking the Shloshim of Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky AH on Sunday, Rosh Chodesh Tammuz, at 8:00 PM in the Bais Rivkah Hall.

Renowned professor, Alan Dershowitz, was the guest of honor at the Gimmel Tammuz event in Alaska attended by politicians, dignitaries, and community members.

The CEO of Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center changed the hospital’s name, closed the shul, razed down the parking lot to profit off low-income housing projects, and is now shutting down the emergency room that people desperately need.

When a Jewish man in Skokie wanted to go to a Nazi march and beat up the participants, he first wrote the Rebbe to hear if he is allowed to use violence…

Daytrippers to Cedarburg, Wisconsin, for its historic downtown area with its thriving arts community with numerous galleries and studios, are now visiting the “Unity Art Exhibition,” the brainchild of Chicago artist Sharone Goodman.

In honor of his 10th yahrtzeit, a student of Rabbi Eliezer Zirkind shares his impressions of a man whose life revolved around boundless love for Torah, and disdained shortcuts of any kind. A collection of piskei halacha by Rabbi Zirkind was also released.

Meters from the home of shluchim in Dnipro, Ukraine, a large Russian missile struck a residential building, stopping at the ceiling of a Jewish family’s home. Miraculously, the missile warhead did not explode and was safely defused by demolition experts.