Amongst the rolling green hills of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, the Mesivta of Pittsburgh began the school year of 5784 on a new property.

Download and print for your Shabbos reading pleasure: The Anash.org Shabbos Digest presents the top stories, commentary, opinions, and columns from the past week, in a print-friendly format.

Watch: After being told about the Ohel by a group of shluchim, this non-Jewish taxi driver visits the Ohel every day, sometimes even twice a day. And it’s not to pick up passengers…

The lives of Mariana Tsopa and her three children, two of whom have special needs were upended when Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine. Thanks to Chabad of Poland, they got a break from the madness.

With the Yomim Tovim fast approaching, Rabbi Nissan Zibell of Kashrus: Be in the Know, brings clarity on the halachos of Hafrashas Challah with a New Part 3 to the series “The Doughs and Don’ts of Challah”.

Rabbi Yitzy and Chaya Oster (nee Simpson) and their children are embarking on a journey to Northern Virginia-Fairfax, with a heartfelt goal of enriching families’ lives with Yiddishkeit, beginning with the younger members of the community.

Maryland Head Shluchim Rabbi Shmuel and Mrs. Rochel Kaplan recently hosted a Family BBQ for Shluchim and their families in Colombia, Maryland.

For college students looking to fuse adventure with meaning and purpose, there are few options available. That all changed this summer when 99 JewishU students were given a chance of a lifetime, with exclusive summer experiences in North Africa and the Middle East.

An IDF soldier was murdered and five others were wounded in a truck-ramming terror attack at a checkpoint near the city of Modiin on Thursday morning.

Over four hundred community members recently celebrated a Siyum Sefer Torah at the Rabbinical College of Australia & New Zealand in Melbourne. The Torah was written in memory of the late Mr. and Mrs. Dovid and Ida Perlow, and dedicated by their children.

A delegation from the CHK, led by member of the Beis Din of Crown Heights Harav Yosef Braun, has just completed an extensive inspection of the Agristar plant in Postville Iowa.

The first group of bochurim who arrived in New York to spend the upcoming year studying in ‘Kvutzah’ arrived at JFK airport and immediately broke out into a joyous dance, which they continued when they arrived at 770.

A Chabad shliach who was visiting Lakewood, New Jersey, with his family this week expected to have a nice vacation. But what ended up happening left him surprised, awed, and inspired.

The wedding of Yosef Posner of Davie, Florida and Chanie Chayo of Crown Heights took place Tuesday night at Oholei Torah.

Every summer, Lincoln, NH is swarmed by frum Yidden of all types. For local shliach, Rabbi Levi Krinsky, this has added an interesting and unexpected dimension to his shlichus.

Article by Rabbi Yitzchok Wolf: As the new school year approaches, a mix of hope and worry fills parents, mechanchim and teachers. As we stand on the edge of this new beginning, it’s crucial to pause and reflect.

Smiles were on the faces of children and their parents on the first day of school for the preschool division of Beis Chaya Mushka of Crown Heights.

Start off your year strong with a commitment to learning Halacha. Lemaan Yilmedu, the premier learning center of Crown Heights, is kicking off their courses this week! Each year-long course can help you master an area of Halacha in a practical, in-depth way. 

Beginning this Tishrei, an exciting new kids section will become part of the Derher repertoire, set to be a monthly dose of excitement, quality education, and inspiration.

Lubavitcher musician and singer Elazar Bitton performed an upbeat version of the Chabad tune ‘Niggun M’vitebsk’ attributed to the Chassidim of the Rebbe Maharash.

In a great kidush Hashem, Rabbi Enan Francis, the Head of School of Torah Day School in Houston, Texas was awarded the prestigious Harold Reingold Yavneh Award for Jewish Educators.

A crowd of 250 men, women and children packed Chabad of Clearwater’s beautiful new center for a memorable and historic opening. Greetings were sent by Gov. Ron DeSantis and Senator Rick Scott.

A new group of Talmidim Hashluchim arrived in Panama, to join the Yeshiva Gedolah and strengthen Panama’s vibrant and growing Jewish community. They were received with joyous dancing and a community wide-farbrengen.