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Uruguay Presidential candidate Ing. Daniel Martinez was recently welcomed at a historic shul by a group from Chabad of Montevideo, with shliach Rabbi Mendy Shemtov and community members.

Reb Zalmon Jaffe describes the events of 16 Sivan 5735/1975, when the Rebbe distributed a signed Tanya to the English guests.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis visited the Kosel on Thursday, accompanied by Florida Shliach Rabbi Shneur Oirechman.

A new kovetz by the Morristown yeshiva is its largest kovetz to date. Besides the pages of Torah by students and faculty, the kovetz includes fresh historical content.

The Chernobler Rebbe, who spent two days in Moscow in order to strengthen Russia’s Jewish community, requested to visit the Shneerson Library which is housed today in the Jewish Tolerance Museum located in the Marina Roscha neighborhood.

There are no traffic lights in the historic village of S. Miguel de Allende, Mexico, but now there is Chabad.

Aviv Keller was ten years old in the summer of 1929, when a long, black Mercedes pulled up outside his uncle’s home in Rosh Pinah. The Frierdiker Rebbe and his entourage exited and asked to daven Mincha, and, on the way out, he bentched them all with long life. Aviv recently passed away at nearly 104 years old.

After being gifted a historic collection of Tanyas printed in Lebanon during the first Lebanon war, visitors to the Prime Minister’s office have seen the set prominently showcased on his desk for all to see.

A new and innovative AR application allows visitors to the kosel to experience the leviim singing in the azarah, the olei regalim ascending to Yerushalayim, and even navigate through significant periods and landmarks in the history of the site from the bayis sheini period.

In honor of Rebbetzin Chana’s 60th yahrzeit, Israel’s Consul General in New York, Mr. Ofir Akunis, visited the Rebbe’s home on President Street and 770. He was accompanied by his family and Shliach Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Noyman.

Rabbi Berel Lazar, accompanied by Rabbi Zalman Leib Markowitz and Chabad activist R’ Eli Slavin, visited the Satmar Rebbe of Williamsburg, Harav Zalman Leib Teitelbaum, where they discussed the state of Russian Jewry, the activities of shluchim, and the historical ties between Chabad and Satmar.

Hundreds of Jewish teenagers joined Heritage Quest trips to Poland and Eretz Yisroel this summer, despite the ongoing war, immersing them in the resilience that has defined the Jewish people throughout history.

47 young men spent a sunny summer week in mid-August studying Jewish heritage and Torah, davening, sailing in regattas, enjoying excursions to Jewish historical sites, and participating in various interactive workshops, sessions, farbrengens, and Shabbos in the town of Lubavitch.

This summer, 40 Bochurim experienced an unforgettable summer at Yeshivas Kayitz Yerushalayim, temporarily relocated to Cozumel, Mexico. The program was filled with incredible trips, engaging learning, and a vibrant Chassidishe atmosphere, with most participants completing an entire Masechta.

Rabbi Levi and Mindy Katz (née Zucker), along with their son Sholom, are establishing the first Chabad House on Amelia Island, a barrier island in northeastern Florida on the border of Georgia, voted “Best Island in the U.S.”

Bochurim from the Tomchei Temimim Yeshiva in Brunoy took a trip to the historic Normandy Beaches where they learned the history of the Rebbe’s escape from Paris and partook in a special Torah being written there.

After six weeks full of learning and fun, the bochurim of YK Prague wrapped up the summer with one more grand trip to Poland. After the final Farbrengen with YK Mashpia, Rabbi Fully Dubov, preparing for this trip, the visit was especially meaningful, replete with singing, and of course, mivtzoim.

Last year Ten Yad’s Grand Split reached $689,976. Tickets are now available for purchase, and anyone who buys them before Tuesday gets a special deal!  

In honor of the 160th yahrtzeit of the legendary chossid of all time, R. Hillel Paritcher, we present a rare personal account of his remarkable personality and activities preserved in an old Yiddish newspaper.

A groundbreaking cheder class for pre-bar mitzvah boys, true to Chabad history and tradition, is opening in rural Pennsylvania. Cheder Menachem of Mount Pleasant is to become North America’s first-ever Cheder farm school program