War Summary, Day Fifty Five: US Secretary of State Blinken is starting to put heavy pressure on Israel, IDF prepares to resume fighting in Gaza as ceasefire extension are in doubt.
The L’chaim of Mordechai Rosenzweig of Cedarhurst, NY and Miriam Brand of S. Paulo, Brazil took place on Wednesday night at Lubavitcher Yeshiva.
Kollel Yad Eliezer celebrated the siyum of a mesechta with a grand event with live music and joyous dancing.
A special meeting took place last night at the home of Ohr Hachasidus longtime supporter Ari Sperlin for the bochurim who will be handling their annual Seforim Sale on Yud Tes Kislev.
Much is known about the wedding of the Rebbe and Rebbetzin, but how much do you know about the wedding of the Rebbetzin’s sister, Rebbetzin Sheina to Reb Mendel Horenstein? A fascinating installment of Chapters in Chabad History.
In this week’s Anash Magazine, you’ll read the writing of a Mashpia who wrote fictional stories, Chassidic tales from Sipurin Nora’im, and how to make Chassidus meaningful. Download here and print.
Ask the Rov: How should soldiers at war in Gaza fulfill the mitzva of ner Chanuka? Rabbi Chaim Hillel Raskin responds.
The IDF has confirmed that six Israeli hostages have returned to Israel on Thursday night, following the release of two hostages earlier in the day. Two hostages released on Wednesday were counted towards the day’s tally.
Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim in Lubavitch was said to have revolved around the maamar. Today, that opportunity is being offered to chassidim around the world, with the new ‘Seder Dach’ from 770 Yeshiva.
Oil, candles, and menorahs were made available to bochurim studying in Kevutzah at 770 at highly discounted rates, thanks to the efforts of the Kupas Bochurim organization.
It’s not just about Israel: When Rabbi Yehuda Pevzner arrived at his Mitzvah Tank, which had been parked in Manhattan overnight, he discovered that it had been defaced with pro-Palestinian stickers and graffiti.
Registration has opened for the Machane Berel Tzeirei Hashluchim Winter Camp of the Shluchim Office, a ten day incredible experience in Lake Worth, Florida.
A shloshim remembrance gathering in memory of Rabbi Moshe Gottlieb, a beloved resident of Hillside, NJ and previously of Crown Heights, was held Wednesday night at Lubavitch Yeshiva.
The IDF is widely regarded as the most powerful military in the MidEast, and has emerged victorious over its foes time and again. Simultaneously, these victories have often been attributed to the realm of miracles. So, which is the true cause of its success?
Anash.org feature: Dayan Levi Yitzchok Raskin, Rov of Anash in London, explores interesting Torah questions and halachic dilemmas including menorah of butane lamps, lighting menorah at grandparents’ home, selling a wedding ring for an intermarriage RL, and damage caused by a wind-blown object.
Lubavitcher soldiers in the IDF erected a large Menorah in the Beit Hanon neighborhood in the heart of the Gaza Strip, bringing a little bit of light to a place of terrible darkness.
The L’Chaim of Mendel Gurary of Crown Heights and Miriam Lefkowitz of Monsey, NY took place Wednesday night at Razag Ballroom
Three people were murdered Thursday morning in a shooting attack in Yerushalayim. The murdered have been named as Livia Dickman, Chana Ifergen, and Rabbi Elimelech Wasserman.
War Summary, Day Fifty Four: With just hours left until the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is set to end, all eyes are on the ongoing negotiations to free more hostages, while the IDF prepares to resume their work.
American bochurim from Tzfas brought tefillin and Sefer Torah letters to the soldiers stationed along the northern border of Eretz Yisroel.
Chicago’s Cheder Lubavitch hosted a grand melava malka for the students and their fathers, with joint learning, a delicious seuda, and a special program in honor of Eretz Yisroel.
With all the worldwide goodwill pouring out towards Eretz Yisroel, three bochurim created a place for people to connect, support, and mainly- do good.
Hundreds of Yidden from across Boro Park will gather this Motzei Shabbos for Heichel Menachem’s 27th annual Melave Malka, for an evening of inspiration and to be strengthened in the learning of the teachings of the Baal Shem Tov and of Chassidus Chabad.
A ma’amar said by the Frierdiker Rebbe 90 years ago was released for the first time this week, and dedicated in honor of the 90th birthday of mazkir Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky, who was born in that year.
