On Education Day, the Rebbe’s Role in Building the Department of Education Is Worth Revisiting
Education and Sharing Day is a good moment to return to an essay that argued — last spring — that the Rebbe’s vision is exactly what America is missing.
Pre-Pesach Shiur – Practical Guide to Cleaning and Checking for Chametz
Rabbi Berel Polityko, Associate Rov of Bais Hora’ah Chabad and shoel umeshiv at Kollel L’Rabbonei Chabad and Kollel L’hilchos Nida will tackle questions relevant to practical bedikas chametz.
As Issues Return, A Reminder Regarding CBD Gummies and Their Dangers
Unfortunately, the CBD sold in Crown Heights stores are sometimes placed on displays next to candy sections. With their brightly colored packaging, children may mistake them for non-medicated gummies, chocolates, and other candy.
Physician Assisted Suicide and Jewish Law
Rabbi Steinberg presents an extensive overview of the ethical and halachic considerations with regards to euthanasia and physician assisted suicide.
Crown Heights Community Invited to Mark Yud Alef Nissan with Farbrengen in Northern Crown Heights
The event, hosted by Lincoln Place Shul and Beis Hamedrash, will take place tonight, Sunday evening, 11 Nissan (March 29), bringing together Anash and friends for an uplifting gathering in honor of the Rebbe’s 124th birthday.
Community Activists Represent Crown Heights At NYPD pre-Pesach Security Briefing
The New York Police Department held a security briefing on Thursday by their headquarters at One Police Plaza in Manhattan.
Fund Launched To Assist As The Katz Family Grieves
Sgt. Moshe Yitzchak Katz, just 22 years old—a beloved son, brother, and a Chabad bochur full of life, laughter, and strength—fell in battle defending Am Yisrael. A young life, so full of promise, taken in an instant.
Oholei Torah Marks Yud Alef Nissan with 70 Nations Publication
In honor of Yud Alef Nissan, the birthday of the Rebbe, Oholei Torah has released a special booklet highlighting the extraordinary global impact of its alumni. Titled “70 Nations. One Mission”.
NYC Council Passes Veto-Proof Bill to Protect Synagogues from Protesters
The New York City Council passed legislation on Thursday that creates protective perimeters around houses of worship and schools during protests, part of a package designed to combat Jew-hatred and hate crimes across New York City.
Nostalgia: Album Of Lubavitch Negunim by Mona Rosenblum from 1988
Listen to this nostalgic album of Lubavitch Negunim by Mona Rosenblum from 1988.
WATCH LIVE: The Levaya of Moshe Yitzchak HaKohen Katz HY’D To Take Place On Mt. Herzl
The Levaya of Moshe Yitzchak HaKohen Katz HY’D, a Lubavitch IDF Lone Soldier who was killed during operations in southern Lebanon, will take place today on Mt. Herzl. The Levaya will be livestreamed here.
Teacher Saves Drowning Child Thanks To School Training
Lubavitch Educational Center teacher Talya Ben David was hailed as a hero after she saved the life of a two-year-old child who was found unconscious in a South Florida swimming pool on Purim.
Lubavitch Lebt: 120 Bochurim Join Yeshiva’s Bein Hazmanim in Crown Heights
Seeing over 120 bochurim coming together to learn during their “vacation” is truly remarkable — a powerful Kiddush Hashem and a deeply meaningful gift for the Rebbe Shirley hastening moshiach’s coming.
Against the Backdrop of Iran War, Students Journey Through Jewish History in Poland
This past week, 36 students representing 24 campuses across North America joined Chabad on Campus International’s LivingLinks Spring trip to Poland.
JLI: The Hidden Meaning Behind the Passover Story
In this video, Rabbi Shais Taub reveals why this ancient retelling still carries transformative power for every generation, sharing incredible insights that will transform your Seder experience.
Hundreds of Families Assisted for Pesach by Chabad of Neve Gan
150 food packages and 2,000 boxes of Shmurah Matzah were distributed ahead of the Yom Tov in Neve Gan, EY.
White House Proclaims Education and Sharing Day 2026
US President Donald Trump has announced Education and Sharing Day 2026, continuing a tradition of U.S. Presidents since Jimmy Carter signed the first proclamation in 1978.
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