Baltimore’s Lubavitch community got a taste of the authentic yeshiva morning experience with a carefully planned schedule that included Chassidus, nigleh, davening shacharis, and breakfast.

A non-kosher controversy is brewing in Europe as local Kashrus organizations come out for and against the kosher status of locally manufactured Sprite Zero.

Please say Tehillim, chapters 20 and 42, for Rivkah Bracha bas Aliza Chana, a young woman who is undergoing major surgery today.

Four years after the venerable Manchester Chabad Yeshiva closed its doors, it may be reopening them to welcome students for the upcoming Yeshiva year.

30 years after they joined YOEC in 1993, and 27 years after they graduated, the class of ’96 joined together for a weekend at the Yeshiva to relive their experiences.

An impersonator claiming to be a frum Yid has been joining WhatsApp groups to harvest phone numbers and call asking for tzedaka. He is actually a Christian cult member.

Renowned French-Jewish philosopher, Bernard-Henri Lévy, was deeply touched after visited the “Mishpacha” orphanage in Odessa, and wrote high praises of shliach Rabbi Avraham Wolff.

A novel Chassidus course has been launched, aiming to make the most fundamental concepts in Chassidus accessible to all.

Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. caused a stir this week when he shared an insane conspiracy theory about the supposed targeting of the COVID-19 virus.

El-Roi Kapach and his daughters Rachel and Avigail were hurt in a shooting attack in Gush Etzion on Sunday morning. Kapach’s in-laws were killed in another attack 18 years ago.

Chabad Photographer Meir Alfasi visited the rural parts of Iran and spent Shabbos in the heart of the fighting zone in Iraq. He was detained at a checkpoint on suspicion of being a Mossad agent, and his room was broken into.

The Chof Av Hachnosas Orchim has meticulously arranged a full program, handling every physical and logistical detail so you can immerse yourself in the profoundly spiritual surroundings. The only step left for guests is to book their flights and register.

Motzaei Shabbos story: When the Lantzuter Rov insisted that Lubavitcher chassidim speak in his shtiebel in Williamsburg, it was because decades earlier the Rebbe Rashab had saved his father’s life in a miraculous turn of events.

Rebbe Responsa Issue 9: The Rebbe’s English letters shedding light on the far reaching impact of Merkos Shlichus, and its lessons for us all.

With many families in the country for the weekend, the streets and shops of Crown Heights were noticeably emptier on Friday, as residents and guests prepared for Shabbos Parshas Matos – Masei.

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.

A member of the community is being evicted from his apartment! He’s trying as best as he can to make ends meet. However, unfortunately, due to astronomical expenses for his special needs children, he has fallen way behind on the rent.

Shliach Rabbi Chaim Goldstein, director of Chabad at Drexel University delivered the invocation at the Drexel University commencement ceremony attended by thousands of students and family.

Matanel Lieberman, an Israeli who was returning from vacation in Germany, left a bag with important items at the airport. In desperation, he contacted Rabbi Zalman Vishetzky, who rushed to help but refused any compensation for the effort: saying “I do not sell my mitzvos”.

Oholei Yosef Yitzchok Lubavitch School in Crown Heights recently hosted a heartwarming Chumash party for the first-grade girls. This special event marked the beginning of their Chumash studies and was met with great enthusiasm and excitement.