Music Video: 770 Walls Tell Their Memories of the Rebbe
A moving music video brings the eternal bond between the Rebbe and Chassidim to life through a carefully chosen collection of archival footage. Titled “A Modest Clinic,” the song gives a voice to 770 itself, looking back at memories of the Rebbe’s presence.
Since When Was Chassidus Meant to Be Self-Serving?
“In the past few weeks, we have had three thoughtful articles wrestling with essentially the same question: What is Chassidus supposed to do to a person? The articles disagree with one another in important ways. But I think they all miss the most basic point.”
New ‘Vesamachta’ Mix Brings Simchas Beis Hashoeiva Energy
Under Heavy Security, Zelensky Joins Shluchim at Babyn Yar Memorial
Shiurim, Farbrengens Held for American Bochurim at 770
Levaya Held for Mrs. Rivkah Chitrik
Women Worldwide To Deepen Bitachon Through Chassidus
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Empowered for the UN: Netanyahu Sent Off ‘L’Chatchila Ariber’
A delegation of shluchim met with Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu shortly before his departure for New York, offering words of support ahead of his major address defending Israel and Am Yisroel at the United Nations.
80,000 Join Traditional Birchas Kohanim at the Kosel
Nearly 80,000 people gathered at the Kosel for the first mass Birchas Kohanim of Sukkos, with hundreds of kohanim blessing the enormous crowd during Shacharis and Musaf.
After Threats to Shut It Down, Elon Chabad Draws 100 Students
After an online campaign exposed the Shluchim’s personal information and threatened to shut down a Shabbos event with an Israeli soldier, more than 100 Jewish students turned out at a secured location in a powerful display of Jewish pride.
R’ Berel Dubravsky, 96, AH
R’ Berel Dubravsky, a longtime resident of Crown Heights, who baked matzos for the Rebbe and served on the chevra kadisha, passed away on Chol Hamoed Sukkos.
Welcoming the Ushpizin: Night 4
On each night of Sukkos, we are visited by another one of the Ushpizin and the Chassidishe Ushpizin. We bring you each night a lesson and a story about the Ushpizin.
Mrs. Rivkah Chitrik, 96, AH
Mrs. Rivkah Chitrik (née Karasik), one of the Rebbe’s very first Shluchos, passed away on Monday, 17 Tishrei, 5787, Chol Hamoed Sukkos.
Milei Returns to the Ohel on High-Profile UN Trip
During his visit to New York for the United Nations General Assembly, Argentine President Javier Milei visited the Rebbe’s Ohel in Queens, continuing what has become a regular stop during his visits to the city.
World’s Largest Sukkah Mobile Returns to Manhattan x4
For its sixth year, the World’s Largest Sukkah Mobile returns to Manhattan this year with four Jumbo Sukkahs, bringing Simchas Yom Tov to thousands.
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Kol Nidrei with the Rebbe in Liadi: An Eyewitness Account
The latest installment of From the Margins of Chabad History takes us back 150 years to the holy and uplifting atmosphere of Yom Kippur with the Chabad Rebbe of Liadi, Harav Chaim Shneur Zalman Schneerson. A picture of the zal of the Rebbe of Liadi is also uncovered for the first time.
Yanky Levinson, AH
Yanky Levinson of Crown Heights passed away on Monday, 17 Tishrei, after a lengthy illness.
Using the Weeping Willow for Aravos?
Dayan Levi Yitzchok Raskin, Rov of Anash in London, explores interesting Torah questions and halachic dilemmas, including is 9 haddasim allowed, securing schach with natural string, and Weeping Willow for Aravos.
Welcoming the Ushpizin: Night 3
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Rabbi Bluming Gives Year’s First Moshiach Shiur
Borrowing Mitzvah Items Without Permission?
Ask the Rov: May I use someone’s tallis, tefillin, or siddur without asking? Rabbi Chaim Hillel Raskin responds.
From Rennet to Whey: OK Kashrus Expert Talks Kosher Cheese
He Waited 60 Years for the Alter Rebbe’s Third Shailah
Before sending him as rov to Vitebsk, the Alter Rebbe told R. Yitzchak Aizik three shailos. For the 60 years he served as rov, he waited for the third shaila, and when it came, he knew his life's mission was complete.
Yaakov Meir Eisenbach, 24, AH
Yaakov Meir Eisenbach, a young Lubavitcher bochur from Yerushalayim, passed away on Shabbos, 8 Tishrei.