Amid concerns over the ceasefire with Lebanon and the site’s proximity to the border with Hezbollah strongholds, Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu ordered the cancellation of this year’s large-scale Lag BaOmer celebrations at Meron.

Ahron Gluck is officially on the Democratic primary ballot after defeating a challenge filed by associates of Assemblyman Brian Cunningham, clearing a major hurdle in Crown Heights’ push for a voice in Albany.

It happens almost instantaneously. You’re three sentences into an article—perhaps a summary of a sichah or a guide to chinuch—and suddenly, the internal shutters slam shut.

Dayan Levi Yitzchok Raskin, Rov of Anash in London, explores interesting Torah questions and halachic dilemmas, including wiping the becher before use, asking a small child to turn on the lights, leaving a dryer running when Shabbos starts, and the bracha for an ice cream sandwich.

From Tenerife’s volcanic shores to the mountain villages of northern India, 700 yeshiva bochurim went on Merkos Shlichus this Pesach, reaching 250 cities across six continents with Sedarim, matzah, tefillin, and the warmth of Yiddishkeit in some of the world’s most far-flung places.

A new podcast launched by beloved mashpia Rabbi Gavriel Levin features Postville alumni from around the world sharing their memories, challenges, and life lessons from their yeshiva years. He also hosts a weekly anonymous Q&A on Yiddishkeit, Chassidus, and real-life questions, offering clear guidance on a wide range of topics.

At the Shabbos farbrengen of Parshas Acharei 5736, after Pesach, the Rebbe surprised everyone by declaring it the “Year of Chinuch” and launching Mivtza Chinuch. For two reasons, the Rebbe’s announcement caught everyone off guard.

With the start of the Summer Zman, activists, bochurim, and Anash gathered for a special planning meeting to strengthen the Chabad House at JFK International Airport.