Across 20 communities in the United States and Canada, the Kitchen of Kindness network geared up for Pesach to ensure no Jew sits alone on Seder night without a meal, a Haggadah, and the basics to make Yom Tov.

When it comes to the Seder, every child is taught about asking their father the 4 questions. Occasionally, there is a fifth question, one which comes first: Where is my father? 

Every year, the Rebbe would issue a michtav kloli before Pesach, addressing the theme of the Yom Tov. This year, we bring you the Rebbe’s letter from 5719.

With Shabbos following Yom Tov, there is a need to make an Eruv Tavshilin, so that we may cook on Friday for Shabbos. Here are the relevant halachos for the Eruv, compiled by Rabbi Yosef Braun.

Kolel Torah Panama published its first edition of Seder Pesach Illuminated, containing 18 Gems to share during the Seder, based on shiurim by Rabbi Menachem M. Shuchat.

Heeding the Rebbe’s call to open Kollels for seniors, shluchim around the world head programs such Smile on Seniors and the Chabad Longevity Club, ensuring that the elderly Jews can celebrate Yiddishekit and Yomim Tovim.

As Yidden around the world performed bedikas chometz, a group of bochurim searched the main shul at 770 for any morsel of chometz that might have been overlooked.

The unsettling reality that many in Eretz Yisroel are living through – the sudden sounding of emergency sirens that require immediate entry into a bomb shelter – led Rabbi Yaakov Goldstein to compile a halachic guide on how to continue afterwards.