The unsettling reality that many in Eretz Yisroel are living through – the sudden sounding of emergency sirens that require immediate entry into a bomb shelter – led Rabbi Yaakov Goldstein to compile a halachic guide on how to continue afterwards.

In the days before Pesach, leading chassidishe rebbes visited esteemed philanthropists Reb Eliyahu Schlossberg and Reb Chaim Yaakov Lebovitch, engaging in uplifting conversations and warm exchanges.

The Rebbe’s shul in 770 was entirely emptied and cleaned for Pesach, with davening taking place upstairs in 770 or in the chotzer.

During yechidus before their departure on shlichus, the Rebbe pressed Rabbi Asher and Sema Zeilingold about a seemingly minor detail – how they would manage a cup of tea in the middle of the night – expressing his concern for the young couple.

Drawing on years of experience and a desire to improve, this year’s Pesach campaign improved accessibility and personalization. Recipients could choose a tailored package based on their specific needs and packages were delivered directly to families’ homes.

As Jews around the country are rushing to clean their homes, prepare Yom Tov meals, and run last-minute errands, Teri Karpe of Commack, N.Y., has a different item on her to-do list: overseeing the delivery of hand-made shmurah matzah to more than 1,200 homes in her community.

Yud Gimmel Nissan is the day of the histalkus of the Tzemach Tzedek in the year 5626 (1866). In honor of this day, we bring you the story of his final years and histalkus.

Lubavitch Educational Center teacher Talya Ben David was hailed as a hero after she saved the life of a two-year-old child who was found unconscious in a South Florida swimming pool.