As part of a special mivtza Torah at Yeshivas Kayitz Yerushalayim, 11 bochurim have completed Maseches Megillah, awarding them with a special prize and activities.

Rabbi Yitzchok Goldstein, shliach of the Rebbe to Madrid, Spain since the year 5738, with the direct and personal encouragement of the Rebbe, passed away. 

Shluchim’s children from across Europe enjoyed a camp experience especially geared towards yaldei hashluchim. The camp was held in beautiful Wales, and concluded with a grand Shabbos surprise that left campers on a high note.

Rabbi Shmuli and Shevy Silver are moving on shlichus to create the Chabad of Skagit County in Washington State. They will will be the first chabad shluchim sent to that community and are looking forward to create a Jewish home-base.

Over 200 shluchim from around the state of Florida gathered in Aventura at Rabbi Mendel Rosenfeld’s Chabad House for a day of inspiring classes, sessions, and connections.

For many years, campaign buttons were the go-to method to promote an idea or campaign, and Chabad was no different. Some recently discovered pins and advertisements give a window into fascinating chapters in Chabad history.

Ruslan, a Jewish soldier from Kiev, who almost lost his life in the minefield in the Donbas region, donned Tefillin and recited Hagomel with Kiev Shliach Rabbi Yonasan Markowitz while recovering in the hospital.

A 58 year old man was charged with second-degree terroristic threatening for sending anti-Semitic messages to a shliach and Chabad House at the University of Kentucky. In response, the shluchim announced plans for a new center.

A Lubavitcher couple was passing through border control at JFK airport after returning from a trip to Alma Ata, Kazakhstan when they noticed that the name on the border agent’s badge was Jewish. 

A group of bochurim from Tiferes Bachurim in Morristown made a tumult in Portland, Oregon meeting countless Jews, instilling Jewish pride, and distributing neshek. All while maintaining a full seder of learning.

During excavations conducted in the antique city of Phanagoria, Russia archaeologists from the Russian Academy of Science found traces of an ancient Shul estimated to be from the time of the second Bais Hamikdash.

Join one of the seven daily Gemara shiurim in Crown Heights (and online) that are starting to learn Maseches Kidushin, giving you a unique opportunity to learn Maseches Kidushin in 80 days!

Jewish locals and travelers finding themselves stranded in the Hawaii wildfires turned to Chabad for help, comfort, lodging, and of course, wholesome kosher food.

Watch a recap of the historic Siyum of the 8th Children’s Torah at the Kosel in Yerushalayim, with tens of thousands joining to celebrate, rejoice, and dance, and to sing ‘Ani Ma’a’mim’ together with one voice.

The Jewish community of Columbia, Missouri, gathered for the groundbreaking for a new facility with a design inspired by 770 which will contain a full Mikvah built in memory of Mrs. Pesya Leah Lapine hy”d.

In the past, many believed that memorizing a Blatt Gemara was only for the geniuses. However, this summer at YSP, the GBP program shattered that misconception for the talmidim.

Jewish Children’s Museum held its 17th Golf & Tennis Outing for supporters, with guest of honor Tang Fan, Executive Director of Commercial Real Estate Lending at JP Morgan Chase.

“Shalom Ber lived his life with a purpose and mission to light up Hashem’s world, we have no doubt that he fulfilled his mission during his short years.” The parents of Shalom Dovber Markel write about their 4-year-old son who tragically passed away last week.

Shluchim families from across the State of Texas gathered this week for the annual Texas Shluchim Farbrengen, bringing together Shluchim, Shluchos and Young Shluchim.

Semicha Orach Chayim is an extensive course that will equip participants to navigate day-to-day halachic scenarios with confidence. The classes will cover topics such as Krias HaTorah, Hilchos Beis HaKnesses, Hilchos Tefillah, Brachos, Tzedakah and Mezuzah.

Mrs. Edith Einhorn, a survivor of the horrors of Auschwitz who maintained a unique positivity and optimism, and the mother of Rabbi Moshe Yosef Engel of Long Beach, CA, passed away.