In a joyous ceremony, a newly-written Torah was carried from 770 to the Rebbe and Rebbetzin’s home, where it was inaugurated with dancing.

The world can feel like a dark place. The headlines, the trends, and current events all seem to point in the same direction. But the Rebbe consistently taught: don’t stop at the surface.

A farbrengen and shiur in the Rebbe’s Torah was held in the Knesset for the first time on Gimmel Tammuz, organized by the Rebbe’s shliach to the Knesset, Rabbi Shimi Segal.

At the climax of the Moshiach Chidon, the judges calculated the scores based on accuracy, depth, and speed. The top prizes were awarded to the 5786 champions.

After nearly a century in government hands, the historic shul in Ulan-Ude, Siberia, has been returned to the local Jewish community, with plans now underway for a full restoration.

There are people you meet once and remember forever. Shmuly Altein a”h was one of them. Despite years of illness, he continued sharing the Rebbe’s message of faith, kindness, and love, inspiring everyone around him.

“Don’t you feel like science and religion are coming from two totally different worlds? Even when people try to reconcile science and religion, they often still seem like they’re both just talking at each other — never having the same conversation. But this year’s 35th Annual Moshiach & Science Conference enlightened me.”

Every mechanech has had the thought: “There has to be a better way.” A missing curriculum. A recurring classroom challenge. A tool teachers need. A practical idea that could help schools, but has never had the funding or support to move forward.