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With Jewish families in the small northern mountain town of Whistler, British Columbia, Rabbi Dovid Rosenfeld and his wife, Chaya, directors of British Columbia Regional Hebrew School, make the two-hour commute from Vancouver to bring Hebrew School to them.

War Summary, Day Two Hundred and Eleven: Elyakim Libman, who was thought to have been taken hostage was declared dead after his body was found in Israel mixed up and buried together with another victim, An airstrike in Rafah eliminated Iman Zareb a senior PIJ commander with a notorious terrorism record, and satellite imagery shows the beginnings of a road being constructed leading towards Rafah in southernmost Gaza.

When a Lubavitcher bochur walked into a Tverya shul and offered to hold a Moshiach’s Seuda, one man began shouting at him. But then another quietly went over to him and asked him for a bracha at the advice of R. Chaim Kanievsky.

Can I eat any Chametz now that Pesach is over? If a store is fully owned by non-Jews, can I buy anything from there? Following Pesach, Rabbi Nissan Zibell of ‘Kashrus: Be in the Know’ sheds some light on what you need to know for your post-Pesach shopping trip.

A new 4-part course by Rabbi Mordechai Wenger on Chabad-U teaches the art of cultivating trust and the transformative effects of trust on your life, where trust in Hashem is not just a concept but a way of being.

War Summary, Day Two Hundred and Nine: New terrorist bodycam confirms that hostage Dror Or was confirmed killed by Hamas on Simchas Torah before his body was taken to Gaza, Syria’s broadcaster reported that an alleged Israeli airstrike near Damascus wounded eight Syrian soldiers, and Saudi Arabian authorities have begun arresting citizens who criticize or speak about Israel’s war online.

Live at 9:30 PM ET: An international Siyum celebrating the completion of the Rambam’s Sefer Hamada will feature Rabbi Mendy Cohen of Sacramento, CA, who will share a special hadran in honor of 40 years.

This week’s Rebbe Responsa booklet includes three unpublished letters from the Rebbe on the need to strengthen Jewish identity and commitment in the hostile world we live in, moods and anxieties, and a fault in a thesis.

As a young couple, Yonason and Devorah Adler lived not far from her parents, but their refusal to eat her mother’s less-than-kosher food was a point of contention. The Rebbe gave them advice and then predicted what would happen next.

Near the city of Yavneh, in an area known today as “Gan HaSanhedrin,” a large stone structure built by Muslims in the 13th century stands there, topped by two domes. A tradition holds that this is the kever of Raban Gamliel of Yavneh.