More than 50 menorah topped vehicles paraded across Broward and Palm Beach counties on the fourth night of Chanukah, escorted by Florida State Police in a powerful display of Jewish pride, unity, and light in response to recent antisemitic violence.

Chanukah-themed games highlighted a carnival at YTTL Montreal, as boys enjoyed blindfolded menorah lighting, jug of oil search, dreidel marathons, digging for gelt, and knocking down the Yevanim.

Mothers of Oholei Torah visited the Cheder classrooms to make personalized menorah matchboxes together with the young talmidim, adding a hands on start to the upcoming Yom Tov.

A popular campus rabbi wrestled with the choice to become a medical doctor, and he brought his question to the Rebbe. The Rebbe reframed the question and highlighted his calling as a “spiritual doctor.”

Following the discussion on speaking about dying Al Kiddush Hashem with children, we bring you an article by Mrs. Chana Silberstein on why it’s crucial nowadays that we tell the story of Chana and her seven sons to our children.

Amid war in Ukraine and the aftermath of the Sydney massacre, senior Ukrainian officials, diplomats, and Jewish community leaders gathered in Kyiv for the lighting of the third Chanukah candle, delivering a powerful message of unity, resilience, and light in the face of terror and hatred.

On Yud Tes Kislev this year, just days before he was brutally killed, Rabbi Eli Schlanger HYD, shared an incredible story that he was privy to. “The day the Alter Rebbe left prison… is the day he did too.”

In conversations with major media outlets, Rabbi Chaim Lazaroff, shliach and director of Chabad of Houston, shared an update on the state of his nephew Leibel Lazaroff and a message of Jewish strength and resilience.