Over 100 bochurim joined Yeshiva Bein Hazmanim’s Tammuz program in Oholei Torah’s Raitport Beis Medrash, with packed sedorim, fascinating shiurim, stipends, and a special farbrengen in 770.

City Councillor Mike Cohen visited Beth Chabad Côte Saint-Luc, where he spoke with shliach Rabbi Tzemach Raskin and put on tefillin in memory of shooting victim Michoel Moshe Mizrachi.

66 years after his bar mitzvah, former Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad put on tefillin for the first time in his life. A longtime friend of the Rebbe’s shliach Rabbi Yossi Jacobson, the former governor finally agreed to wrap tefillin after hearing the story behind the special pair the rabbi brought.

Igud Hamelamdim is once again launching its Summer Kollel for Mechanchim, offering all those serving in the mosdos of Crown Heights an opportunity to strengthen their own learning together with fellow educators in the Rebbe’s daled amos.

50 years ago, Israel shocked the world with the miraculous rescue of 102 Jewish hostages from Uganda, in what became known as Operation Entebbe. While the world celebrated and debated the daring mission, the Rebbe revealed Hashem’s guiding hand throughout the story and the lasting lessons it carried for every Jew.

Widely beloved for his singing, niggunim, and farbrengens, Reb Berel Zaltzman AH, was a renowned chazzan and shliach inspired generations of Yidden. We bring you a selection of photos and videos of Reb Berel performing, singing, and farbrenging throughout the years.

“I’ll never forget the look you gave me a few days ago. You stared right through my soul with an expression that seemed to say: ‘It’s not supposed to be easy. We are the Rebbe’s soldiers!’ That was your life. You were always singing. That’s what soldiers do – they march forward and they keep singing.” A tribute to Rabbi Berel Zaltman AH, by his grandson.

Throughout Election Day, an estimated 3,000 members of the Crown Heights Jewish community have taken the opportunity to make their voice heard and vote.