Rabbonim of the newly established Lamed-K kashrus visited the AgriStar plant in Postville, Iowa, where they met with shochtim and inspected the shechita and bedika process.

For five days, a Mishpacha reporter toured Ukraine’s cities with shliach Rabbi Meir Stambler to see firsthand the shluchim’s mesiras nefesh during wartime. His impressions were published in a 20-page report in the widely read Mishpacha Magazine. Download inside.

This Sunday, a new Torah will be dedicated in memory of R’ Tzvi and Itty Ainsworth AH, who perished at the Surfside building collapse two and a half years ago.

Chabad of Vancouver Island, led by Rabbi Meir and Chani Kaplan, has grown to include a thriving shul, preschool, and day camp. For this coming school year, they will be opening the Kineret Tamim Academy, a new state-of-the-art Jewish day school.

Watch: Lechsheyafutzu Maynosecha of B’nei Brak held an event with Eli Weiss and the Negina Choir singing old Chabad niggunim that were combined with a telling of the historical stories behind the music.

War Summary, Day One Hundred and Fifty Seven: Defense Minister Yoav Gallant told soldiers: ‘we must prepare for an increase in terrorism during Ramadan’, Benjamin Netanyahu said: ‘we are closer to victory than it seems’, and the IDF and Shin Bet eliminated a terrorist from Jenin who was on his way to carry out a terror attack.

As the snow fell, Moscow’s Jewish community celebrated the joyous wedding of Moshe Mogiliansky with the daughter of Rabbi Yisroel Feldsherov, a member of Russia’s extensive kashrus network and lecturer at Moscow’s Jewish university.

Avos Ubanim completed another successful year in the Anash community of Kingston, PA, with dozens of fathers and sons coming together on Motzaei Shabbos for learning and prizes.

Preschool Directors on Shlichus were empowered and recharged at the Chabad Early Childhood three-day retreat in Los Angeles, California.

After battling a terrible illness, Mrs. Bluma Erentrei of Arad, Eretz Yisroel, at the young age of 51 years old. Her husband and orphaned children are struggling to put food on the table.

“Greeting Moshiach,” a new and exciting podcast on concepts of Moshiach by Levi Polichenco and Simcha Fisch, hosted Rabbi Gershon Avtzon on learning and living Moshiach.

The first mosad to be given permission by the Rebbe to use Rebbetzin Chana’s name, Bais Chana in Orange, Connecticut, nurtures each girl as she benefits from individualized attention and a small student body.

At the forthcoming CKids Shabbaton, kids will experience an unforgettable weekend full of exciting performances, thrilling trips, action-packed activities, beautiful Shabbos meals, new friendships, and memories to last a lifetime.

A troubling incident occurred in Crown Heights on Friday morning when a Jewish woman was hit on the head by a passing stranger. NYPD is looking for the attacker.

This year, TefillinForYitzi aims to reach 35,000 birthday gifts in honor of Rabbi Yitzi Hurwitz. A birthday registry allows followers to send birthday wishes, challenge a friend to Mitzvah, or even buy a Mitzvah for them.

The highly acclaimed Chayenu3 Mivtzah is back. Chayenu, in conjunction with Vaad Hatmimim, re-launched the unique “bochurim promotion,” where Chayenu3 is discounted for yeshiva students around the world.

War Summary, Day One Hundred and Fifty Six: The US is building a humanitarian aid pier in Gaza and air-dropping food, the Hezbollah fired over 100 rockets and missiles in the north- miraculously there were no injuries reported from any attacks, and 13 Arab Israelis from Northern Israel are being charged for collaborating with Hamas and planning large-scale terror attacks on their behalf.

Chabad of Zambia Rabbi Mendy Hertzel hosted a unity gathering for the Yidden of Zambia and other well-wishers to gather and say tefilos for Eretz Yisroel.

The wedding of Levi Yurkowicz and Rochelle Friedman, both of Crown Heights, took place at the Oholei Torah hall in Crown Heights.

At Yagdil Torah of Montreal, we believe in the power of learning to transform lives. But our mission is more than just learning; it’s about creating a vibrant, supportive space that fosters connections, encourages one another, and builds lasting foundations for every family.

Rabbi Tzvi Kushlefsky, a rosh yeshiva in Yerushalayim, had a firstborn son this morning at the age of 88 years old. At the boy’s bar mitzva, the father will be 101 IYH.

When a teacher asked his class of 9-10 years old young shluchim a question about the Rebbe, he didn’t expect such a response. But he was not disappointed.

The Cheder of The Bay Area is one of those places where “you have to see it to believe it.” With some driving an hour and a half, they make the trip each morning to enjoy a day with friends, davening, and learning.