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‘Lamed Vov’niks’ Mark 50 Years with Packed Shabbos Reunion
Over 70 classmates from around the world gathered this past Shabbos for an uplifting reunion marking their fiftieth birthday. The Shabbos was packed with activities, shiurim, farbrengens, and unforgettable memories.
Sunny Greek Island Sees Tourists with a Different Agenda
For two days, the sun-soaked island of Mykonos, better known for its beaches and nightlife, became an unlikely nerve center of Jewish continuity. 120 Shluchim and Shluchos, from more than 40 countries across Europe and Africa, gathered to strategize, collaborate, and serve Jewish life.
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‘Kitchen of Kindness’ Presents a New Way to Build Community
The Miraculous School: 50 Years of Torah Tmimah in Buffalo
The First Lubavitcher Rov in America
Today, 12 Iyar, marks the yahrtzeit of Harav Chaim Yaakov Vidrevitz, a chossid of the Tzemach Tzedek and Rebbe Maharash, who served as rov of Moscow and later in New York, where he strengthened Yiddishkeit, especially kashrus and mikvaos, and was known for his genious and influence.
Two Jews Stabbed in Golders Green Terror Attack
Jewish Argentine Governor Wrapped Tefillin at Regional Kinus
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Public Pushback Leads to Change in Meron Restrictions
In a notable development, Israeli security and government officials are now considering a more expanded, phased arrangement for this year’s Lag BaOmer gathering at Har Meron. The move follows an earlier decision to restrict attendance to only 1,500 people amid serious security concerns in northern Israel.
Tonight: Will AI Replace Me?
Every day, there’s a new AI tool. Something faster. Smarter. More capable. And as a designer, I feel the threat of replacing me, taking over my job… And it’s not just design. Developers. Writers. Marketers. So many people are feeling the weight of AI…and it’s heavy.
Mesivta Bochurim Worldwide Unite in the Learning of Moshiach
Last week, Bochurim from Yeshivos around the world united in a Moshiach Chidon learning initiative, demonstrating their commitment to promoting learning about Moshiach and fostering Achdus among yeshiva Bochurim worldwide.
Mental Health Campaign Is a Hidden Missionary Effort
Massive billboards have appeared across major cities carrying the message “Do you struggle with guilt and shame?” alongside a QR code. Designed to look like mental health outreach, scanning the code leads to missionary guidance.
In Kazakhstan, Herzog Praises Chabad’s Global Impact
During his official visit to Kazakhstan, President Isaac Herzog held a roundtable discussion with shluchim, praising their global work in strengthening Jewish life. He also met Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, who spoke about the resting place of the Rebbe’s father, as a “national cultural site” and “symbol of cooperation between nations”.
Tonight: Mass Community Meeting Invites Residents to Speak Up
Crown Heights residents are invited to speak up and share their concerns about the latest wave of homeless shelters at a public meeting tonight at the MS61 Public School auditorium on Empire Boulevard and New York Ave.
Lakewood Resturant Mix-Up Ends with Frum Kids Eating Treif
A troubling incident in the Lakewood–Toms River area has raised major concern after three young children mistakenly ate non-kosher food due to confusion between two similarly named restaurants.
Moshiach for Gentiles?
What will the role of gentiles be in the time of the geulah: Will they be obligated in mitzvos, is geirus still possible, and will they speak Lashon Hakodesh or other languages?
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When Fake News About the Rebbe Maharash Sparked a Public Rebuttal
2 Iyar marks 192 years from the birth of the Rebbe Maharash. From the Margins of Chabad History relates an episode of fake news from the contemporary maskilic press that gives us a glimpse of the respect in which he was held, details about his travels, and the loyalty of his devoted chasidim.
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Miami Boys Publish 50th Newsletter for Kids
Miami boys Shneur Zalman Cheruty, Motti Steinberg, and Effi Kozlovsky started a newsletter for children with divrei Torah, comics, stories, and a variety of games. At 50 issues, they are making it widely available.
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Bris Postponed for Yellow Baby?
Ask the Rov: When is the bris delayed because the baby is yellow? Rabbi Chaim Hillel Raskin responds.
Asking a Small Child to Turn On the Lights?
Dayan Levi Yitzchok Raskin, Rov of Anash in London, explores interesting Torah questions and halachic dilemmas, including wiping the becher before use, asking a small child to turn on the lights, leaving a dryer running when Shabbos starts, and the bracha for an ice cream sandwich.
When to Count Sefirah When Davening Maariv Early?
Will There Be Mountains When Moshiach Comes?
Bris in the Morning or with a Crowd?
Ask the Rov: What time of day should a bris be held? Rabbi Chaim Hillel Raskin responds.
Repairman Found a Treasure in the Wall
Dayan Levi Yitzchok Raskin, Rov of Anash in London, explores interesting Torah questions and halachic dilemmas, including who owns a lost object found on private property, non-mevushal wine for guests, and designating eruv tavshilin the night before.
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Father and Son, Very Much the Same
9 Iyar marks the yahrtzeit of Reb Nissan Nemanov and his son Reb Moshe Nemanov. Much has been written about Reb Nissan Nemanov, his legendary sense of kabolas ol, and his influence on generations of talmidim. Far less is known about Reb Moshe Nemanov, who shied away from the public eye and abhorred any form of attention or recognition.
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Inside the Rebbe’s Library: Working Line by Line with the Rebbe
Rabbi Berel Levine, director of the Agudas Chassidei Chabad Library at 770 and author of countless works in halacha and history, opens up about a life spent working directly under the Rebbe, with over 700 written answers he received from the Rebbe directing his every step.
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Preschool Directors to Explore the Relationships That Shape Chinuch
Young Shluchos Enjoy Two-Day Chidon Retreat
