Live at 4:00 PM ET: To mark fifty years since the launching of Mivtza Neshek, a special program will offer a peek behind the scenes of the Rebbe’s sweeping campaign that changed the world as we know it today and how you can get involved.
Lubavitcher photographer Mordechai Lubecki spent four days touring Zurich, Switzerland, exploring the city as well as its Jewish sites, visiting its kosher stores, shuls, and Chabad centers.
Rabbi Levi and Chana Sputz, along with their sons Pinny and Huda, are moving to Carson City, Nevada, to establish a new Chabad House serving the Carson City area.
In this week’s Choshen Mishpat Renaissance podcast, Rabbi Berel Polityko discusses the laws surrounding benefiting from stolen goods, including how they apply to charitable donations.
For the sixth year in a row, Crown Heights arranged mivtza shofar for any resident who won’t be able to attend shul on Rosh Hashana. Sign up here to volunteer or make a request.
It’s an unlikely partnership: Rabbi Shalom and Devorah Hertzel, co-directors of Chabad-Lubavitch of the Golan Heights; and Alice Duke, who is a fashion designer, tunnel engineer, and director of the Gederot War Room.
War Summary, Day 355: U.S. & France trying to negotiate a 21-day ceasefire in Lebanon, Hezbollah’s first missile at Tel Aviv, IDF began striking Hezbollah intelligence bases near Beirut, Chief of Staff says IDF preparing for ground maneuver, Iraqi terror group increases drone attacks, Iran told Hezbollah it’s not a good time for them to join in, and Netanyahu en route to UNGA in New York.
150 students and partners of the Yissachar-Zevulun program enjoyed a beautiful Gala in appreciation for their efforts and support in the program, those learning in 770, and those supporting the students financially.
Zalmy Heidingsfeld, a 33-year-old bochur from Los Angeles, passed away after a short illness. The levaya will be held on Thursday at Chabad Mt. Olive Memorial Park in California.
The Bayis raffle is offering a rare chance to receive an Original Dollar from the Rebbe! By making a donation of $1,800, you will automatically receive a dollar bill that was given by the Rebbe.
For the past three years, Rabbi Mendel Wineberg has been creating daily quizzes on Rambam for those learning perek echad l’yom. Now, those quizzes are being made available following the schedule of shlosha perokim l’yom.
Live at 8:00 PM ET: A special online broadcast event will tell the inside story of the Rebbe’s Rashi sichos, celebrating sixty years of ongoing study featuring Rabbi Leibel Schapiro, Rabbi Simon Jacobson, Rabbi Avrohom Gerlitzky, and Rabbi Avrohom Sternberg.
Anash.org feature: Dayan Levi Yitzchok Raskin, Rov of Anash in London, explores interesting Torah questions and halachic dilemmas including wristwatch on Yom Tov, Sushi for Eruv Tavshilin, half-cooked cholent at shkiah, and trapping a bee on Shabbos or Yom Tov.
As communities worldwide seek to honor the kedoshim of October 7th while looking towards a peaceful future for the Holy Land, the demand for “Make Peace” continues to soar across diverse Jewish communities, with the book going into its third print.
Ahead of Chodesh Tishrei, students from Mosdos Shneur in France recorded a unique rendition of the melody “Tik’u Bachodesh” produced by the Fraenkel Music Production Studio.
The Rhine Falls, located in Switzerland, in the canton of Schaffhausen, is one of the most impressive natural attractions in Europe. Lubavitcher photographer Mordechai Lubecki captured the falls’ beauty as they meet the sunlight throughout the day.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced an extensive construction project on Route 17 that leads to many of the bungalow colonies and camps in the Catskill Mountains. The project will add lanes and improve congestion.
During his address to the General Assembly, Argentinian President Javier Milei expressed his support for Israel and attacked the UN over its hypocrisy and double standard in condemning Israel while allowing many evil rulers to violate human rights.
A new Gemach for shofaros is opening in Crown Heights to enable all who wish to go on mivtzoim and blow shofar across New York City. All are invited to use and contribute to the gemach.
Rabbi Shlomy and Batya Ceitlin, have moved out on shlichus to Surprise, Arizona, a booming city northwest of Phoenix, which has gone from 30,000 in the year 2000, to a current population of 160,000.
Every year, hundreds of letters are sent from various countries addressed to “God,” in the hope and prayer that they will reach their destination, even without a formal address. Ahead of the new year, those letters were delivered.
Merkos 302’s MyShliach expands its successful Chidon Prep program to all children worldwide. Led by teachers specializing in Chidon material and test training, the in-depth program aims to help the global community of aspiring Chidon champions master Sefer Hamitzvos.
