Sixth graders at Lubavitch Educational Center in Miami use their knowledge of STEM, circuitry, and robotics to invent useful devices including hydraulic arms and an electric ice cream scooper.

The list of tasks in the approach to Pesach seems endless: cleaning, purchasing Shmurah Matzah, outfits for the kids, etc. Adding a Chabad House to run lengthens that list exponentially. A new website solves that issue.

War Summary, Day One Hundred and Ninety: Iran launched hundreds of attack drones and missiles toward Israel which the Israeli Air Force and coalition forces have downed, Iranian IRGC hijacked an Israeli-linked ship, top Hamas commanders eliminated, and the missing 14-year-old Israeli shepherd boy was killed by terrorists.

A 254-year-old Nusach Arizal siddur written by the Baal Shem Tov’s student and mekubal R’ Shabsi of Rashkov, the copy of which was used by the Rabbeim at the seder and during tekios, was discovered in a collector’s home in Bnei Brak.

Residents of the holy city of Yerushalayim busied about in shopping and spiritual preparation for the holy day of Shabbos.

Anash.org photographer Shalom Ross captured Crown Heights residents and guests fill the streets and shops in preparation for Shabbos. Plus Shalom Zachar list.

As High schoolers around the world eagerly countdown the days until Detroit Teen Camp’s new program, CGI Detroit announces the head counselors leading this year’s teen division.

Amidst the bustling energy of the CKids International Shabbaton, parents from around the world experienced a robust line-up of insightful and entertaining workshops, classes, and programming.

In a heartwarming act, fourth-grade students at Cheder Menachem of Los Angeles hosted a Purim carnival, not for their own benefit, but to raise funds for Pesach needs of local families.

Attention all Yeshiva Bochurim spending Pesach in Crown Heights – a special Yeshivas Bein Hazmanim program is being organized just for you with breakfast and stipends!

War Summary, Day One Hundred and Eighty Eight: There were no reported missiles from Hezbollah today, in an eerie quiet—the first since the war began, the content of 600 aid trucks is waiting to be collected by the UN on the Gaza side of Kerem Shalom, and Mossad and IDF approve plans in case of attack from Iran.

After receiving the “Ambassador of Light” award at the Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson Center’s inaugural dinner, President of Argentina Javier Milei gave an emotional speech, sharing moments in his life that cemented his deep ties to the Jewish community.

The Ohel of the Rebbeim in Lubavitch, housing both the Tzemach Tzedek and the Rebbe Maharash, has been gracefully renovated, thanks to a gift by philanthropists Yossi and Batsheva Popack.

Lubavitcher photographer Mordechai Lubecki spent three days capturing the sights and scenes of the beautiful coastal city of Ashkelon in the south of Eretz Yisroel.

A promotional video ahead of the upcoming grand Siyum Harambam Celebration highlights children’s devotion to learning Rambam and their preparation for the Siyum.

The levaya for Mrs. Fruma Junik, the wife of the mashbak R’ Berel Junik AH and the matriarch of a large Lubavitch family, passed by 770 on the way to kevura in Montefiore Cemetery.

Marking 70 years since the launch of Mivtza Matzah, Vaad Or Vechom Hahiskashrus presents an overview of the history of the Rebbe’s campaign to distribute shmura matza to Yidden everywhere.

From South Africa to Scottsdale, from Brazil to Chicago, Bochurim have taken time to diligently study and decipher every line of the Rebbe’s Haggadah, as part of a special Mivzta by Vaad Talmidei Hatmimim.

Rabbi Sholom Ber Lipskar, director of The Aleph Institute, shares what happened when a group of prisoners came to the Rebbe’s Shabbos fabrengen and the Rebbe’s sensitivity that astounded them all.