The Biala-Pshischa Rebbe of Ashdod, Rabbi Yaakov Elimelech Rabinovitz, warmly received the sefer Dvar Malchus on Hilchos Moshiach, presented by Rabbi Eliyahu Ezagui, brother of the sefer’s compiler.

Download Here: Day-to-Day Halachic Guide, containing detailed instructions on the laws and customs for the Yom Tov of Shavuos this year, by Rabbi Yosef Braun, member of the Crown Heights Beis Din.

After the Rebbe announced on Simchas Torah that whoever went out of their limits for tzedaka would earn fivefold, Rabbi Avremel Silver wrote a check for all that he had. The results were astounding.

A new Torah was dedicated in Sydney, Australia, with great joy by the family of Mrs. Rechil Levy AH of London, UK. It was first used at the Bar Mitzvah of her grandson, Michi Abrahams.

The Farbrengen experience in Chabad Houses, Shuls, and homes worldwide are taking on a new interactive dimension with the newly expanded Seder Nigunim companion from The Moshiach Office at Merkos 302.

War Summary, Day Two Hundred and Forty Three: Hamas is stalling negotiations, increased operations in Central Gaza, large tunnel found in Rafah, IDF raises max reservist call limit, mass casualty event in the north from Hezbollah fire, Liberman gives dire warning about Iran, and a terror attack prevented in Chevron.

Community leaders and laymen alike reached across social media platforms to express their profound grief and immense sense of loss over the passing of Reb Moshe Kotlarsky.

Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky, the Rebbe’s shliach helping shluchim around the world, who passed away yesterday, was laid to rest in a special space in the Lubavitch chelka outside the Rebbe’s Ohel. His son, Rabbi Mendy Kotlarsky, was appointed his successor.

With the passing of this legendary globetrotting Shliach of the Rebbe, who played a pivotal role in revitalizing Jewish communities and growing Chabad institutions worldwide, a group of shluchim have committed themselves to uphold the projects he started.

Throughout the years, and even during his final illness, Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky devoted himself to shluchim and shlichus, traveling to far ends of the globe and showing support.

Thousands of Anash, Bochurim, and Shluchim from around the world came out to mourn Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky and accompany him on his final journey.

500 Young Jewish Professionals gathered in Griggs Park, a natural oasis nestled in Dallas’s city center, to celebrate Shabbos in an exploding display of Jewish pride.

After the tragic murder of Avrohom Eliezer Goldman, a camp fund was established with the Rebbe’s bracha. For 47 years, the Avrohom Eliezer Camp Fund has enabled thousands of children to spend their summers at camp.

Fathers of elementary students at Cheder Lubavitch Morristown joined their sons for a day of learning, barbeque, and outdoor sports at their annual father-and-son event.

The search for a classy but meaningful wedding gift for mekuravim is over. In the last few months, a foundational wedding gift was produced that checks all the boxes, bringing Jewish observance into a new home with elegance.

War Summary, Day Two Hundred and Forty Three: After Hezbollah projectiles set over 2,500 acres in fires that burned for 48 hours, Israeli firefighters and volunteers finally got the fires under control, a potentially horrific terror attack was prevented when IDF troops spotted and eliminated two terrorists who approached the security fence near Tulkarem, and Hamas evades the current hostage negotiations meeting.

Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky, who passed away today at the age of 74, dedicated his life to carrying out the Rebbe’s mission of shlichus. His devotion to the Rebbe is evident in this special collection of photos of Rabbi Kotlarsky by the Rebbe.

A delegation of Lubavitch rabbonim, roshei yeshiva, and shluchim from Chicago met with Rav Shaul Alter, Gerrer Rosh Yeshiva and leader of the Pnei Menachem community, who is currently visiting the city.

Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky, who revolutionized the world of shlichus over the globe and spearheaded the International Kinus Hashluchim, passed away.

On their first day, the newly elected members of the Vaad Hakohol – Berel Hildesheim, Meir New, Zalman Friedman, Shmuel Rosenstein, Dovid Halon, and Yitzi Kamman – visited the Ohel to daven for success in their new positions serving the Crown Heights community.

In an open letter to the community, representatives of shuls in Crown Heights thank the community for participating in the Vaad Hakohol elections and they outline the path forward.

What if mothers could do something to enhance their childrens’ Yeshiva experience? What if, instead of Yeshiva and home floating in separate orbits, there could be something that connects the two?