At least five people have been injured in a ramming attack near Yerushalayim’s Machane Yehudah market on Monday afternoon.

The Anash community in Boca Raton gathered Motzei Shabbos to celebrate the Siyum HaRambam with guest speaker Rabbi Ruvi New and Rambam translator Rabbi Eliyahu Touger.

To promote awareness of Moshiach and as a takeaway from Chof Ches Nissan, Tut Altz Kids is holding its annual creative kids’ contest, focusing on getting children to exercise their creativity while learning about Moshiach.

Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, directed by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, hosted a community Siyum Harambam. Anash joined the Temimim and heard Divrei Torah from the Chavrei Hanahalla and Talmidei Hashluchim

The short film “Just One Shabbos” tells the story of Sam Stelzer‘s journey from a secular Jewish college student to a leader in effectuating kibbutz goliyus and building a Moshiach world. His mission eventually inspired others and inspired them to explore their Jewish roots.

Over 400 members of the Melbourne anash community celebrated the Siyum Harambam, with a grand community Melave Malka.

Join Live at 8:00 PM ET: A Grand Hakhel Siyum Harambam will be streaming live from Chicago, with guest speaker Rabbi Sholom Mordechai Rubashkin.

Join in-person or online: A grand event will take place at Beis Yaakov in Boro Park celebrating the completion of the entire Mishne Torah, featuring Rabbi YY Jacobson, and popular lyricist Reb Motti Ilowitz along with the Yedidim choir.

Yeshivas Menachem of Kfar Chabad has announced that they will be opening a Shiur Alef Zal for English speakers.

“Why start a school in Crown Heights with so many options available?” That’s a question many have asked about Ateres Chaya Mushka. But the answer is simple: the Rebbe’s divine guidance. 

Shneur Zalman Blesofsky, the bochur who was seriously injured when a van with 12 bochurim overturned into a deep ditch while returning from a Chof Beis Shevat trip to New York, received a joyous and warm welcome on a visit to Yeshiva on Sunday.

Shluchim who lead Chabad Houses in Paris and surrounding areas gathered for their 24th annual Kinus Hashluchim on Sunday, Beis Iyar, during which they posed for a group photo.

Rabbi Sholom Ber Levine, Chief Librarian of the Central Chabad Library, published an open letter asking to support the Crown Heights school headed by his son and daughter-in-law.

Hundreds of anash and bochurim from across Eretz Yisroel gathered at the Rambam’s kever in Tveriah for the Central Siyum celebrating the 42nd conclusion of study of the Rambam’s magnum opus.

Bochurim from the 8th grade, Mesivta and Zal divisions of Oholei Torah Yeshiva gathered on Sunday afternoon for a grand Hakhel Siyum Harambam, with the participation of the full hanhala.

Starting today, bochurim from Yeshivos across the world are uniting together to learn about Moshiach, in compliance with the Rebbe’s directive of the quickest and most direct way to bring the Geulah.

Today marks a double celebration; the start of the new Rambam cycle of study, and the birthday of the Rebbe Maharash. In 5744, the Rebbe explained the connection between the two celebrations.

Listen: a soul-stirring Acapella rendition of the classic Chabad niggun Higale Na often sung at the onset of Shabbos, sung by Levi Sasonkin.

In the spirit of Hakhel, Friendship Circle invites the community to join the annual Art of Friendship Gallery TODAY, Sunday, April 23, at the Jewish Children’s Museum.

In keeping with the Rebbe’s request that a Siyum HaRambam be held in 770, hundreds of Anash and Bochurim gathered Motzei Shabbos in the main Shul of 770 to celebrate the completion of another cycle of Rambam study.

On a brief visit to the United States, Israel’s Diaspora Minister Amichai Chikli made sure to stop by the Chabad community in South Florida where he was greeted warmly by Chabad on Campus International Representatives.

The third yahrzeit of Crown Heights Rov Rabbi Aharon Yaacov Schwei, was marked in 770 on Friday, with his son Rabbi Yosef Yitzchok Schwei, davening for the amud and making a siyum.

Rabbi Chesky Tenenbaum, the director of the Jewish Uniformed Service Association (JUSA), was recognized on Wednesday for his dedication and service as Chaplain for the Baltimore Police Department.