“We convince ourselves that endlessly scrolling through updates means we are carrying the burden of our fellow Yidden. But when it drains our simcha and leaves us paralyzed with anxiety, we have to ask: who is this really serving?”

With a simple phone call, the new Derher Hotline gives listeners instant access to hours of inspiring high-quality Chassidishe audio, without apps, streaming platforms or the need for internet access. 

Few organizations have seen growth as the Tiferes Zekeinim Levi Yitzchak network. In the past year alone, 134 new branches opened and participation nearly doubled, with close to 3,000 senior citizens attending the kollelim every day.

New signage and flags now proudly adorn Oholei Torah’s newly acquired property at Eastern Parkway and Bedford Avenue, announcing it as the future home of the Oholei Torah Rabbinical Campus.

At the very prison where the Soviets confined Harav Levi Yitzchak for defying their campaign against Yiddishkeit, a plaque honoring his courage and mesirus nefesh was unveiled on Chof Av, 86 years after his imprisonment.

As three wildfires ravage eastern Washington, destroying hundreds of homes and forcing tens of thousands to evacuate, Spokane shliach Rabbi Yisrael Hahn is spearheading emergency aid for firefighters and residents left without basic necessities.

Just weeks after the exciting announcement that a new mikvah would be added to the campgrounds of Oholei Torah’s Yeshivas Kayitz Program (YKP), the vision has already become a reality with the opening of Mikvah Taharah Be’er Yitzchak by the Michalashvili family.

Initial construction has begun on New York City’s controversial new bike lane project in Crown Heights, with the city installing pedestrian ramps in the middle of busy avenues to make room for the bike lanes.