7,000 Jewish teens from 60 countries filled Times Square on Motzaei Shabbos night, singing, dancing, and declaring their Jewish pride in the most public square on earth. After a year of challenges, they didn’t gather to explain who they are. They came to live it—out loud and together.

In honor of the Siyum Harambam, Rabbi Yossi Lipskier published “Otzar Hamelech,” a 2-volume set compiling the Rebbe’s commentary on all of Mishneh Torah. Many Rabbonim, Roshei Yeshiva and Mashpiim have expressed their excitement for the incredible work.

Mrs. Devorah Azoulay, a shlucha in Levallois-Perret in north-central France, who along with her husband transformed the face of Yiddishkeit in the town, passed away suddenly on Friday, 30 Shvat.

Activists and operations staff are energetically setting up the Bedford Union Armory in preparation for the historic International Siyum Harambam, taking place tonight at 7:00 PM. Buses will provide free transportation from locations throughout Crown Heights.

Over the Kinus weekend, Chabad Early Childhood hosted preschool directors on Shlichus for a beautiful brunch with dynamic sessions. The annual event is a highlight for these Shluchos to discuss relevant issues and gain practical guidance and inspiration.

A moving celebration was held at the opening of a new Zal for Yeshivas Chabad-Lubavitch Berlin, dedicated in memory of the beloved and unforgettable Rabbi Nachum Pressman AH, the Rebbe’s shliach to Potsdam, Germany, whose third yahrtzeit will be observed on 5 Adar.

Live at 12:15 PM: 4,000 Jewish teens from 60 countries gather to close out the largest Jewish teen summit in the world. After a weekend of sharing stories, learning from each other, and finding strength together, they’re heading home with a clear message of light and Yiddishkeit.

Live at 1 PM: Join a global Siyum Horambam with Chabad Roshei Kolel and a special presentation on “Chabad and the Rambam: Unveiling Hidden Depths” by Rabbi Moshe Moskowitz, author of Mavoi L’Rambam.

War Summary, Day 511-513: Ceasefire agreement ends, Witkoff proposes new plan: Israel accepts, Hamas rejects, Israel halts aid to Gaza, Egypt may be presenting alternative agreement, two minor airstrikes in Gaza, government approves call-up of 40,000 reservists, and Israel moves to defend Druze in Southern Syria – as far as 8 miles from Damascus.

At the CTeen International Shabbaton, 1,241 teens wrapped tefillin in two hours, smashing records in a tremendous display of Jewish pride at the largest gathering of Jewish teens.

This past Shabbos, over 130 Chassidim from Chicago, Detroit, London, Monsey, Atlanta, Morristown, Los Angeles, Miami, Five Towns, and Crown Heights, gathered at the Ohel with mashpiim for a transformative and empowering Shabbos of achdus, hiskashrus and hachlatos tovos.

Participants of a Shabbaton with Chabad on Campus of Penn State and Rabbi Ari Weindruch at Tiferes Bachurim in Morristown pose with Tiferes students and staff after an uplifting Shabbos.

Live at 8:30 PM: Thousands of Jewish teens from 60 countries will gather in Times Square for a powerful and defiant celebration of Jewish pride, identity and practice, as part of the 17th annual CTeen International Shabbaton.

From his days as a student in Tomchei Tmimim in pre-war Warsaw and Otvotzk, to his lifetime role as the Rebbe’s roving ambassador and trailblazing teacher of the Tanya, Rabbi Yosef Wineberg’s impact was immense. Now, a book is being compiled about his fascinating story and his life’s work.

War Summary, Day 510: 24 living hostages remain in Hamas captivity, Israel will not withdraw from the Philadelphi Corridor, negotiations for an extended first phase have stalled, preparations to return to war underway, expanded activity in Judea and Samaria region, Hezbollah weapons smuggler eliminated, U.S. official gave Israel a green light to strike Hezbollah funeral and Israel chose otherwise.

MyShliach’s annual Shabbos Tzuzamen is underway, bringing together Yaldei Hashluchim with 110 regional Shabbatons taking place simultaneously across the world for a meaningful Shabbos filled with connection, friendship, and renewed inspiration in their Shlichus.

The doors of Brooklyn’s Bedford Armory swung open, and thousands of Jewish teens from 60 countries poured in—launching the CTeen International Shabbaton. Teens reconnected with old friends, made new ones, and filled the hall with spontaneous dancing, chanting, and singing in dozens of languages.

On any given night, thousands pack into stadiums, eyes fixed on the field, caught in the thrill of the game. But what if those same stadiums—built for sports and spectacle—became arenas for something greater? Discover the future of the entertainment industry in this episode of Classic Take with Rabbi Sholom Zirkind.

Anash from cities across the US and Canada have started arriving at the Ohel for the monumental ‘Shabbos Anash’ uniting Anash everywhere. The morning began with Chassidus, shachris, and hachana to enter the Ohel. After entering the Ohel, a brunch coupled as a mini farbrengen and Siyum Harambam.

The coffee corner in the foyer of 770 is currently undergoing renovations to improve and expand the space to serve the many guests. The Rebbe gave much significance to adequate refreshments for all the visitors who come to 770 to daven and learn.

With Purim falling out on Erev Shabbos, there’s even more to do in less time. Cooking for Shabbos, preparing the Purim Seudah, and hearing the Megillah leaves little room for running around town delivering Shalach Manos. That’s where Achdus Basket comes in!

From Hong Kong to Cancun, airports in hundreds of cities worldwide are buzzing this week with the energy of 4,000 teens, proudly showcasing their Jewish identity as they journey to New York City for this weekend’s CTeen Shabbaton.