A new book by Long Island shliach, Rabbi Tuvia Teldon, titled “Your Unique Purpose,” stems from Rabbi Teldon’s personal journey following the passing of his son in 5751. The book, which is based on authentic Chassidus, is published by Kehos and will be available after Pesach.

Rabbi Zalman Phillips, director of Jewish Bedtime Stories, has released an exciting new two-part Purim audio series, titled “Purim: Did You Know?” A Yiddish version has also been made available.

For young Jewish men in Ukraine, it is terrifying to step outside. Soldiers roam the streets to conscript by force any male between 18 and 60, sending them to the front lines. As the war intensifies and US help declines, the inscriptions are becoming all the more dangerous.

War Summary, Day 522: Witkoff now in Qatar for negotiations, new deal on table for 10 hostages to come home in exchange for 60 days and many terrorists, possible push for some hostages this Shabbos, special operations in Qabatiya and Jenin, senior terrorists captured in Judea and Samaria, airstrikes and targeted elimination in Lebanon, negotiations beginning in Lebanon including over longtime border dispute, Houthis announce renewed blockade of Israeli-tied ships, Iran won’t negotiate, and IDF confirms airstrikes in Syria against new regime.

Live at 9 pm ET: Kollel L’lomdei Dach invites the Anash community to a special shiur by Reb Yosef Klyne, mashpia in Nyack and maggid shiur at Kollel L’lomdei Dach, on the topic of “Simcha Through the Lens of Chassidus.”

Levi Yosef Wagner (10) of Krefeld, Germany, learned in Yeshivas Erev about teaching others, and he decided to create his own online Cheder for children ages 7 to 10. Three times a week they met for 90 minutes, and he taught them hilchos brachos and Shabbos, siddur translation, and mastery of Rashi script.

Live at 8:30 PM: Project Chana Woman’s Power Hour featuring Rabbi Nissan Zibell with ‘The Kosher Consumer’s Practical Shopper’s Guide,’ Rabbi Yosef Braun on non-Jewish help on Shabbos, and Rabbi Berel Bell on Birchos Hanehenin.

In the true spirit of Lechatchila Ariber, Talmidim of Mechina Oholei Torah completed an eight-week Mivtza in memory of Hatomim Shmuel Karnovsky AH. Through the program, the Bochurim elevated themselves in limmud haTorah, avodas Hashem, and hiskashrus to the Rebbe.

Newly adapted from the writings of the Friediker Rebbe, The Lamdonis tells the story of the Alter Rebbe’s aunt, Rebbetzin Devorah Leah of Vitebsk. It is the work of Chabad scholar Eli Rubin, who adapted the Frierdiker Rebbe’s words to make them more accessible for his own children.

Every Purim, among other places, the Rebbe would personally give Matanos L’Evyonim to the bochurim’s needs. Keren Tomchei Bochurim, a project of Vaad Talmidei Hatmimim, is ensuring that no bochur lacks the basics.

As Purim approaches, a unique initiative in Crown Heights is ensuring that everyone can fulfill the mitzvah of hearing the Megillah—loud and clear. A specially arranged Megillah reading is designed specifically for those who are hard of hearing.

Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz and his son, Rabbi Meir Simcha Minkowicz, led a meaningful Mivtza Tefillin campaign at JetBlue Park in Southwest Florida, celebrating Jewish culture, unity, and tradition. The festive event featured live music, family activities, local vendors, and delicious Glatt Kosher food—a rare treat for a community without a kosher restaurant or grocery store.

“Journey into the History of Chabad,” a newly released documentary in English by Rabbi Yosef Yitzchok Kaminetzky, explores the lives of the Rebbe Rashab and the Frierdiker Rebbe, covering their arrest, liberation, and final years in America.

Amid unprecedented torrential rains in the Argentinian port city of Bahía Blanca, shluchim Rabbi Shmuel and Shterni Freedman were evacuated by a rescue team that waded through the floodwaters to reach their home. With his family safe, Rabbi Freedman returned the next day to asist his community.

War Summary, Day 521: Negotiations back on in Qatar, Rubio says there will be no more direct talks with Hamas as the direct talks with Hamas bore no fruit, Witkoff outlines “starter” terms for hostage negotiations, low hopes for an agreement, but Israel is still trying, Hamas continues to plant roadside bombs in Gaza, two-month baby injured in rock-throwing attack, Houthis threaten to restart attacks after Tuesday, Syrian Alawites plea for Israeli protection, and Zamir overhauling IDF.

Who will support the daughter as she prepares for marriage? What will become of the son who was eagerly awaiting his Bar Mitzvah? Who will care for the special-needs child who depended on his mother every day?

A gorgeous Siyum Horambam was held in Paris in honor of the Rambam and 75 years of the Rebbe’s nesius. Two shluchos who recently passed away were memorialized by their husbands, Harav Yechiel Kalmenson of Brunoy and Rabbi Shlomo Azoulay of Levallois.

Article by Rabbi Eli Silberstein of Ithaca, NY: My father was a businessman his entire life, yet anyone who knew him immediately recognized that his deepest passion was Torah. He lived with Hashem’s kiss every single day of his life.

Bais Chomesh of Toronto’s production is more than just a play—it’s a completely student-led initiative that provides each girl with the opportunity to shine and grow. From scriptwriting and songwriting to managing practices and leading drama and music teams, every aspect of the production is handled by the students themselves.

Lubavitch singer Shmulik Sofer released a Purim song using the classic Chabad niggun from chassidim of the town of Kublitz infused with lyrics from the megilah.

Over 500 Shluchim, Anash, and Temimim from Yeshivos across Florida gathered for the central Siyum HaRambam of the state. The highlight of the evening was the keynote address by the guest speaker, Head Shliach of Connecticut, Rabbi Yisroel Deren.

Students of Cheder Chabad of Monsey gathered to celebrate the Siyum HaRambam, marking the completion of the 44th cycle of learning Rambam’s teachings, be it Mishneh Torah, or for the younger grades, Sefer Hamitzvos.