Mrs. Chaya Mushka Shoshani, a young mother of 2 who recently traveled with her husband to New Zealand to assist as Shluchim for Tishrei, was killed in a car accident.

The Taharas Hamishpocha reviews series for men recently launched by Machon Taharas Habayis will be holding a special Sholom Bayis Zoom class tonight.

Hundreds of people from all backgrounds joined in solidarity and empathy for Israel at the gathering in Downtown Buffalo.

Cheder Chabad of Monsey’s preschool had a special visit from a bunch of animals from the teiva.

The L’Chaim of Mendy Hershkop of Kingston, PA and Mushka Kagan of Oak Park, MI took place on Sunday night at the Shull.

A woman flagged down the Shomrim patrol car after a pedestrian walking the streets made her feel suspicious and uncomfortable.

Lubavitcher Chanania Steinmetz was sworn in as a chaplain for the US Airforce by Chaplain Jacob Goldstein, at the entrance to 770 in Crown Heights.

The tefillin campaign is known to have originated in 5727 following the Six-Day War. What many don’t know is that a campaign for soldiers to lay tefillin was promoted by the Rebbe decades before then.

The Shluchim Office opens registration for the Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchim, a long-awaited highlight for Young Shluchim living around the world, with both in-person and virtual tracks. 

The delegation of shluchim from USA, Canada and Australia who joined a solidarity mission to Eretz Yisroel gathered at the Kosel for a tefilah, joined by Israel’s Chief Rabbi David Lau. 

Channel 12 news reports that the families of Nurit Cooper, 79, and Yocheved Lifshitz, 85, have been notified of their release from Hamas captivity.

R’ Levi Jacobson of Crown Heights launched a unique initiative to have adults join in Mitzvah missions as “reservists” in Tzivos Hashem.

R’ Asher Ringler, a long time member of the Chabad community in Pittsburgh, PA, passed away on Sunday night, 8 Cheshvan, 5784.

A delegation of 28 shluchim from the United States met today with IDF soldiers, bereaved families and relatives of the 222 hostages. Their families begged that shluchim worldwide bring the plight of hostages to the full awareness of the public.

The tragic events and unrest in Israel left countless children and families in New York living in fear and uncertainty. However, amidst the chaos and turmoil, the Released Time program responded with a heartwarming display of strength and unity for all public school children across New York City.

Machon Taharas Habayis is very excited to launch a series of Taharas Hamishpocha reviews in various locations and many different times to help the masses refresh these very special Halochos!

Recent events in Eretz Yisrael have shocked us all to the core, leaving us with a mixture of grief, trauma, and fear. As Chassidim, have clear marching orders from the Rebbe on how to respond in such situations.

Shomrim apprehended a man walking up Kingston Ave. offending, bumping into, and harassing people all along his way.

From the Anash.org Inbox: In a legendary sicha predicting the downfall of Saddam Hussein, the Rebbe turned to the chassidim and encouraged them to engage in activities that would help the situation, rather than checking the news.

Chapters in Chabad History: Over time, the legend of ‘The Volper,’ a foremost talmid of the Mezritcher Maggid, has become somewhat of an enigma, largely due to the extraordinary highs and lows his life story contains.

Hailing from 3 countries, 28 Chabad shluchim joined a solidarity mission to Eretz Yisroel, where they will comfort, encourage, and uplift soldiers, the injured, and bereaved families.

A very unique parade took place in Chicago this past Sukkos, with seven Sukkah mobiles parading near a popular sports destination spreading the word about the mitzvos of the Yom Tov.