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Lubavitcher photographer Mordechai Lubecki recently embarked on a three-day tour through the bustling streets and tranquil shores of Tel Aviv, masterfully covering the Jewish sights.

As the clock strikes 10:30 am on Thursday, 10 Nissan, 74 Mitzvah Tanks will roll out in honor of the 74 years of the Rebbe’s nesius, and marking 50 years since the start of Mitzvah Tanks in 1974.

For 20 years, the annual Chabad on Campus International Kinus has played a pivotal role in cultivating the Chabad on Campus network. In light of the historic times among Klal Yisrael, the 20th Kinus, to be held this summer, will take place in Eretz Yisrael.

War Summary, Day One Hundred and Seventy Two: As of late Tuesday night, there are ongoing heavy airstrike attacks in Rafah, Hezbollah anti-tank missiles fired at Avivim, where two missiles hit a winery and set it on fire, and Uriel Baruch was murdered by Hamas in captivity, and his body is still being held.

Facing challenges in the workplace and online, hundreds of young professionals are set to unite in Houston for the first-ever CYP Encounter: Texas weekend of Jewish pride and community activism.

Nestled between Poland and Lithuania, the historical city of Kaliningrad is home to thousands of Jews and many more tourists. One hundred years after the local mikvah was destroyed, a new mikvah was constructed.

A member of Kingsbrook Jewish Shul pens an op-ed on the need for immediate opposition to the new homeless shelter scheduled to be approved very soon.

At the conclusion of an extensive visit to the Holy Land, shluchim presented Argentinian President Javier Milei with a framed photo and Shekel bill from the Rebbe. Overcome with emotion, the president said that the Rebbe’s picture hangs prominently in his office.

Anash Magazine: Wife of the Rebbe Rashab and mother of the Frierdiker Rebbe, Rebbetzin Shterna Sarah was active in the growth of Tomchei Temimim and the move of Chabad from Lubavitch – through many exiles – to New York.

Yeshivas Kayitz Prague, located in Prague’s historic Old Jewish Quarter, has opened applications for this coming summer.

Mr. Mati Goldzweig came to the Rebbe looking for advise on how to influence leaders in Washington. The Rebbe advised, “If you want to help this cause, I think it would be right for you travel to Russia.”

Mrs. Devorah Sima “Debby” Einbinder, mother of Rabbi Mayer Stambler of Dnipro, Ukraine, passed away on Motzei Shabbos, Daled Shevat, 5784, in Eretz Yisroel.

Surfside, Florida, has become a kosher paradise in recent years, but campaign promises made by one of the two mayoral candidates has the Jewish community worried.

The revolutionary Prague Seminary has just opened registration for its third year. The Seminary in Prague is a flourishing post-high school Chinuch institution with the goal of giving each girl under its care a year to learn, grow, connect, and give.

Gershon Burkis, who founded the “Machanayim Library,” a series of Jewish children’s books featuring authentic stories, tells of the Rebbe’s encouragement and instructions.

The World’s Largest Menorah – a New York City icon and one of the world’s premier menorahs– was erected at its annual home, on 5th Ave and 59th St. on Wednesday morning.

Much is known about the wedding of the Rebbe and Rebbetzin, but how much do you know about the wedding of the Rebbetzin’s sister, Rebbetzin Sheina to Reb Mendel Horenstein? A fascinating installment of Chapters in Chabad History.

Black hats are the head covering of choice in 770, of course. An occasional feather in a hat can be seen as well. A traditional Native American headdress, however, is not a sight many expect to see there. 

In honor of marking 40 years since the very first Kinus, Or Vechom offers a brief overview of the inception and development of the Kinus Hashluchim over the years, with links to all the material referenced.

Eighty years after he was deported to the infamous Auschwitz concentration camp, Rabbi Nissan Mangel was back, but this time with over 100 of his descendants, in a display of gratitude to Hashem and victory over the Nazis.