Here’s My Story: The Overnight Shift at 770
Dr. Ralph Silverman, a cardiologist, has served on the faculty of Albert Einstein College of Medicine and was a partner in Park Medical Associates of New York. He was interviewed in December 2025.
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Gallery: Largest Ever Kinus Hashluchim Opens With Evening Focused on Joy
Many of the shluchim entering the Oholei Torah ballroom on Wednesday night had landed only hours earlier. By the end of the evening, they were sitting shoulder to shoulder, watching a farbrengen of the Rebbe together.
Bondi Shooting Survivor and Lubavitch Chossid Rabbi Yanky Super Meets King Charles III
Sydney Hatzalah volunteer, who was shot while providing medical standby at the Bondi Chanukah massacre, meets the King of England at Commonwealth summit.
Get Ready to Experience the Month of Kislev Like Never Before
New free videos bring every special day of Kislev to life for children.
Release Time Program Honors the Birthday of Rabbi JJ Hecht, OBM
As thousands of Shluchim gather for the annual Kinus Hashluchim, Release Time marks the birthday of Rabbi JJ Hecht, OBM, with a special sponsorship in his honor.
JLI: The Real Origins of Ashkenazi Jews – The Truth About the Khazar Theory
What if everything you’ve heard about the origins of Ashkenazi Jews is wrong? In this fascinating conversation, historian Dr. Henry Abramson investigates the rise of the Khazar Empire, its reported conversion to Judaism, and the origins of the controversial Khazar Theory.
Built by Lubavitch, for Lubavitch: The Expansion of Tomchei Temimim
The overwhelming majority of the contractors involved in the project were Lubavitchers themselves. Crown Heights residents, alumni, parents and members of the Tomchei Temimim family.
New Engagement!
Arik Deren (Greenwich, CT) to Elkie Havlin (Dresden, Germany) L’Chaim: Tonight, Wednesday, 8:30pm at Albany Manor 641 Rutland Rd
New Engagement!
Mendel Sternberg (New London, CT) to Devora Lea Amar (Seine Et Marne, France) L’Chaim: Thursday, Nov. 5th, 8:00pm at Anshei Lubavitch 578 Albany Ave
A First at the Kinus: CKids Launches Camp Canteen for Shluchim
In a first-of-its-kind initiative at the Kinus Hashluchim, Merkos 302, in partnership with CKids Gan Yisroel overnight camps and their affiliates, is bringing the spirit of summer camp to the Kinus with the launch of the CKids Canteen, located in the former Crown Heights Community Council storefront at 387 Kingston Avenue. .
Merkos Torah To Host Halacha Workshops Focused On Mental Health
As Shluchim gather in Crown Heights for the Kinus Hashluchim, Merkos Torah will host a series of Halacha workshops addressing mental health, addiction, and crisis situations that communal leaders increasingly encounter.
Gone Are The Days of Paying Over $20,000 in Mesivta Tuition
With a beautifully renovated building, a brand-new mikvah, comfortable dormitories, and a dedicated team of experienced mechanchim, Lubavitcher Yeshiva is setting a new standard for Mesivta Chinuch. The goal is providing its Talmidim with the very best in both Ruchniyus and Gashmiyus.
A Runner, A Connector, and A Builder Of The Team
As a marathoner himself, Chanan understands the dedication, preparation, excitement and nerves that come with taking on 26.2 miles. But his contribution goes far beyond running.
New Musical Release From Benny Friedman With The Shea Kaller Band
Recorded live at the Yedid Chol Hamoed Concert, a project by Misaskim, the song was composed and arranged by Nochum Levitan. Adios Live – Benny Friedman & Shea Kaller Band & Yedidim Choir.
Israeli Court Orders Immediate Halt to Work At Ancient Chabad Cemetery in Chevron
The section served Hebron’s Hasidic community approximately 170 years ago and is the resting place of prominent figures in Chabad and the wider Jewish community. Among those buried there are Rebbetzin Menucha Rachel, as well as leading rabbis Rabbi Shimon Menashe Chaikin and Rabbi Hillel Moshe Gelbstein.
More than 7,500 guests will savor festive meals this Shabbat in the biblical city of Hebron. The annual gathering at the Cave of the Patriarchs is expected to draw 45,000 visitors over the weekend.
Hebron, One of Judaism’s Four Holy Cities, Prepares to Welcome Thousands for Shabbat
For one weekend, the streets of King David’s ancient capital fill with tents, sleeping bags and mattresses, as visitors arrive to spend Shabbat near Me’arat Hamachpelah, the Cave of the Patriarchs.
135 Practical Teaching Tips: New Handbook Offers Fresh Insights for Teachers
Every teacher knows the situation. A lesson is going well when a student begins talking, another becomes distracted, and the classroom atmosphere starts slipping away. Sometimes, a small adjustment in the teacher’s approach can make all the difference.
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