Shluchim from across Ukraine and their families gathered this past Shabbos at the Menorah Center in Dnipro, the world’s largest Jewish center, for a Shabbos Achdus and regional Kinus Hashluchim.

Yagdil Torah Montreal inaugurated its first-ever full day of learning, drawing over 100 participants, held on Chof  Teves, the Rambam’s yahrzeit, January 1st on this year’s calendar.

On Motzai Shabbos, 3 Shevat, Shluchim from all over Connecticut gathered Chabad in Harbor Point in Stamford to learn for a shiur followed by a farbrengen in preparation for Yud Shvat.

Sweet sounds of learning and davening echoed through the auditorium at Cheder Lubavitch of Morristown, as hundreds of fathers and sons spent their Sunday morning preparing for Yud Shevat.

More than 50 rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip at the southern city of Netivot. According to reports, the rockets were fired from an area in Gaza that the IDF had left on Monday.

Vaad Or Vechom Hahiskashrus invites all Chassidim to join a virtual Zoom Chassidishe farbrengen marking the Frierdiker Rebbe’s histalkus, and the day the Rebbe’s nesius began.

The L’Chaim of Moshe Zalman Vorovitch of Richmond Hill, Ontario and Chaya Jacobson of Des Moines, Iowa was held Monday night at Lubavitch Yeshiva.

After months of anticipation, young Shluchim from around the globe will converge for MyShliach’s third annual Shabbos Tzuzamen. What began as a grassroots initiative is now an annual tradition with over 130 regional Shabbatons worldwide.

A chance meeting in a butcher shop and accounts of world-wide Tehilim campaigns brought a ray of hope to the father of one of the abducted hostages.

War Summary, Day One Hundred and Two: One killed and 17 injured in Ra’anana today in a car ramming and stabbing rampage, the Shin Bet security agency revealed an attempt by Iranian intelligence to gather information about Israeli civilians through fake social media pages, and 9 University students involved with Hamas were arrested in Shechem.

The L’Chaim of Mordy Zirkind of Crown Heights and Hensha Kolt of Monsey, NY was held on Sunday night at The Shull.

Shluchos from across New Jersey gathered at the newly built Chabad of Hunterdon County for a regional Kinus, which highlighted the Rebbe’s directives during the era of the Six-Day War.

On January 31st, 1975, the Algemeiner Journal reported that the Rebbe had decried a series of articles about “A terror brigade in Lubavitch.” Recently rediscovered in the archives of Rabbi Meir Harlig, and presented without comment.

This year, due to Chof Beis Shevat taking place during the Kinus Hashluchos weekend, the annual Ohel visit and Pan Klali will take place on Thursday, 22 Shevat. The wider community is asked to visit at other hours.

Hundreds of Crown Heights parents gathered for an inspiring evening dedicated to fostering a mindful approach to technology usage for ourselves and our children.

From all over Brooklyn and beyond, hundreds gathered in Crown Heights to celebrate the Hiloula of Harav Yisroel Abuhatzeira, famously known as the ‘Baba Sali’ hosted by the Nimni family.

Mrs. Devorah Sima “Debby” Einbinder, mother of Rabbi Mayer Stambler of Dnipro, Ukraine, passed away on Motzei Shabbos, Daled Shevat, 5784, in Eretz Yisroel.

A new project launched by classmates of Henya Federman in honor of her first yahrzeit, offers invaluable parenting and relationship advice and gives comfort to her loved ones.

War Summary, Day One Hundred and One: More than 9,000 Hamas terrorists were eliminated since the beginning of the war. A mother and son were killed when a Hezbollah fired anti-tank missile hit a family home.

One person was killed and another 18 were injured after a vehicle plowed into them on Monday in two separate locations in Raanana in central Israel.

The gabboim of the main shul at 770 published a letter forbidding on bochurim to make any sort of “shvil”  and laying down rules for bochurim who daven in 770. 

A parade of Mitzvah Tanks celebrating the 74th year of the Rebbe’s nesius will head out on Friday, Erev Yud Shevat, from the Rebbe’s Ohel to points across Queens and Long Island.

Yaakov (Yankel) Kleinman, a longtime member of the Long Beach, CA Chabad community, passed away Sunday 4 Shevat, 5784.