“After attending an inspiring Rosh Chodesh farbrengen, filled with words of Torah, Chassidus, and inspiration, I walked down Kingston Avenue expecting to feel the pride of being in the heart of the Rebbe’s Shchuna. Instead, I was absolutely shocked.”

The streets of Crown Heights were closed as hundreds of young shluchim marched in a historic first-ever Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchim parade, complete with flags, live music, and a police escort.

When Rabbi Noson Gurary received a troubling medical diagnosis, the Rebbe gave him an unusual instruction, recalling advice he had given him six years earlier and demonstrating his extraordinary personal care.

Music, niggunim, and dancing, and visits to the Rebbe’s house filled Oholei Torah as talmidim across the Yeshiva celebrated Rosh Chodesh Kislev from Preschool through Beis Medrash.

Thousands of men, women, and children from across Los Angeles came out to celebrate the miraculous recovery of the beloved gabbai of Congregation Levi Yitzchok, Rabbi Levi Raichik, who marked his recovery with a grand Hachnosas Sefer Torah through the streets of the city.

An Israeli left-wing lawmaker called for a criminal investigation into Harav Gedalia Axelrod, following a psak he issued concerning the formation of an Israeli government supported by Arab political parties.

Anash parents of Rockland County gathered for an evening titled “Chinuch in a Changing World,” exploring the Rebbe’s perspective on technology and raising children with strong Chassidishe values in today’s changing world.

On Tuesday night, Crown Heights residents made their voices heard in a rare mini political win for the neighborhood. Another critical meeting will take place in one week, on Thursday, November 19.