Over 70 boys at Camp Gan Menachem of Montreal learned about the Beis Hamikdash through worksheets, 3D videos, tests and prizes, marking 50 years since the Rebbe launched the initiative to study Hilchos Beis Habechirah.

A major new development planned at the corner of Troy Avenue and East New York Avenue is raising concerns among Crown Heights residents about the direction of development in the neighborhood.

Forty-two young Jewish men from cities across the FSU gathered in Kazakhstan for a two-week Yeshivacation seminar that combined intensive Torah study, Jewish fellowship and opportunities to experience the region’s natural and cultural surroundings.

As part of its growing schedule of practical halacha programming, the New Beis Medrash will host a special Taharas Hamishpocha shiur tonight, Tuesday, led by renowned maggid shiur Rabbi Chaim Shapiro. Designed as a clear and practical review, the shiur will revisit essential halachos of Taharas Hamishpocha, offering participants the opportunity to strengthen their knowledge and gain greater clarity in areas that arise in everyday life.

A new JRCC youth center, library, and mikvah were dedicated in East Thornhill, Toronto. The mikvah was named in memory of Rabbi Berel Zaltzman a”h, who exhibited lifelong mesirus nefesh for mikvaos and strengthening Yiddishkeit.

In this week’s episode of Lemaan Yishmeu, Rabbi Yosef Braun addresses intriguing halachic questions on a wide range of practical topics — real questions that have come to his desk, along with his clear and insightful responses.

Hundreds of residents, Jewish community leaders and visitors gathered on Jomas Street, Jūrmala’s central pedestrian promenade, for the inauguration of the city’s first permanent Chabad House in its central district.

Lemaan Yilmedu’s Smicha course was created specifically with bochurim in mind, taking the well established classic Lemaan Yilmedu Smicha curriculum and reconfiguring it to better fit the structure of a bochur who wants to learn Smicha while on Shlichus or in Yeshiva. This year the program is being offered at a special subsidized price of $2,040 instead of $3,420.