There are over 6,000 Chabad shluchim in every corner of the world, yet in any given city, between 30% and 95% of Jews are going completely unreached. One New Mexico shliach set out to change that.

Elchonon Shagalov, a frum first-time candidate, won a seat on the Bay Harbor Islands Town Council, defeating a seasoned Democrat with 55% of the vote after campaigning on public safety, traffic solutions, and preserving the community’s small-town character.

The search for a 17-year-old bochur missing off Sanz Beach in Natanya continues into its seventh day, with ZAKA Search & Rescue’s Dive Unit operating nonstop alongside national emergency forces in an ongoing maritime search effort.

Marking Chof-Ches Nissan in Kyiv, children of the local shluchim used a colorful interactive “Happy Wall” to spell out the Rebbe’s call, “Tut Altz Vos Ir Kent,” illustrating how every small action becomes part of the greater picture of Geulah.

As Chabad preschool directors head to Atlanta for the annual Directors Recharge Retreat, excitement is building around a fresh focus on relationships in chinuch, dynamic workshops, and a new opportunity to tour three local preschools.

Rabbi Chaim Meir Chazan, a prominent Chossid who served for decades as a sofer and helped establish Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim in Kiryat Gat, passed away on Wednesday evening, 29 Nissan.

More than 500 Jewish women from 45 cities across Russia and Belarus came together in Petersburg for an uplifting Shabbaton, marking the 10th anniversary of this unique gathering organized by the Kollel Torah learning network.

Despite the challenges of the busy Pesach season, this year’s Pesach Released Time Camp in Queens was an outstanding success, giving public school children a joyful and meaningful Chol Hamoed experience filled with davening, learning, activities, and memorable trips.