R’ Shalom Ber Gansburg, who assisted the Rebbe and Rebbetzin in their home for many years passed away on Wednesday morning, 17 Cheshvan, 5784.

Mrs. Perl Danow of Paris, France, who served as a dedicated mechaneches for decades, passed away on the evening of 17 Cheshvan.

Eighty years after he was deported to the infamous Auschwitz concentration camp, Rabbi Nissan Mangel was back, but this time with over 100 of his descendants, in a display of gratitude to Hashem and victory over the Nazis.

Mothers of Crown Heights, together with Mikvah.org will be holding the last class in a three part series about women’s health.

After seeing their courses succeed at Chabad Houses across the globe, JLI opened its vast library of courses for Lubavitch high schools and seminaries all over the world.

A new WhatsApp chat dedicated to Inyonei Geulah Umoshiach has been gaining steam in recent weeks, joining the wealth of new initiatives in response to the shocking attacks on Eretz Yisroel.

In recent years, cemeteries have become less accommodating to those who wish to bury shaimos, leaving many shuls with piles and piles of papers and books. One Florida shliach came up with a solution.

Members of R’ Michoel’s minyan gifted a number of students who were participating in the ‘Pegisha’ Shabbaton with pairs of tefillin in exchange for their commitment to putting them on daily.

Two Israeli soldiers were tragically killed and another two were seriously injured in fierce clashes with Hamas terrorists in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, the IDF said.

Judith and Natalie Raanan, the Jewish mother and daughter freed from Hamas captivity, are making their way back home to the United States. Chabad of Evanston has committed to support their financial needs.

Hundreds of rabbonim participated in the annual halachic conference of the Lemaan Yilmedu organization at Bais Rivka in Kfar Chabad. Headlining the event were Chief Rabbi David Lau, and Rabbi Yitzchak Aizik Landa.

While visiting London for his son’s wedding, Rabbi Boruch Oberlander of Budapest, Hungary led a farbrengen for the wider Chassidic community in Stamford Hill, drawing a large crowd.

As IDF begins ground invasion, spiritual support from worldwide Jewry at Chabad Centers, street corners, and rallies intensify. Subsidized “Mitzvah For Israel” selfie banners are now available to bolster these efforts.

As Cornell University is in the news for antisemitic events on campus, there is something else newsworthy happening on campus, but for spreading light, not darkness.

Rabbi Chaim Bruk, Shliach to Bozeman, Montana, taught an enlightening class about the history of Israel that was shown to thousands of the states public school teachers and principals.

Shmarya Richler, a third time marathon runner and passionate Lubavitcher, is here with a plan and a sign up sheet for the NYC Marathon coming up this Sunday.

The women in the Postville, Iowa N’shei Chabad arranged a beautiful Challah Bake event for all the women in the community.

Tzach of Eretz Yisroel recommended to shluchim that they remain in their makom hashlichus instead of traveling to the Kinus in New York; A parallel Gala Banquet will be held for them.

After news broke that an IDF soldier who was held hostage by Hamas was rescued in an overnight mission, thousands celebrated near her home in Kiryat Gat and around Israel.

Hundreds gathered for the levaya of R’ Leib Skoblo, a Crown Heights father and activist who led the Shmira Patrol organization, as it passed 770, shocked and in mourning over his sudden passing earlier the same day.

For the first time ever, the famous maamar “Pasach Eliyahu” from Torah Or which explains the Ten Sefiros of Atzilus, has finally been translated and explained in English.