Snow flurries began to fall, as buses of Jewish teens arrived at the Rebbe’s Ohel in Queens on Sunday, letters in hand and coats pulled tight. For many of the 4,578 teens attending the CTeen International Shabbaton, this was the quietest moment of the weekend.
A wave of excitement swept through Brunoy in recent days with the dedication of a new and impressive complex—“Beit Gorsed”—on the yeshiva campus.
Blizzard-battered New York City is set to get slammed with even more snow this week — proving the groundhog was right.
Stories and Memories Recorded for the First Time with JEM’s My Encounter.
Chassidic Italian singer and Shliach Yossi Rodal has released a deeply personal new song and music video, “Already Happy,” sharing his lifelong journey to find real Simcha after the passing of his sister Reizi a”h and, later, his Father a”h.
This past Shabbos, Parshas Teruma 5786, over 50 fathers (of talmidim of Shiuirim Aleph and Gimmel) arrived at Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati for the annual “Shabbas Avos U’banim”.
The Mamdani administration today announced that Alternate Side Parking Regulations will be suspended through Sunday, March 1, 2026, to facilitate snow operations. Payment at parking meters will remain in effect throughout the city.
Three vehicles and seven dedicated volunteers delivered food and water and provided critical logistics and transportation support, including assistance for an additional group of teens staying at a nearby hotel. In addition, Shomrim arranged and coordinated two buses to transport groups of teens back to Crown Heights.
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin gives a summary of the life of Rabbi Shemaryahu Gurary – The Rashag, as he continues his series on important people in Chabad.
A large-scale Shabbaton for the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s shluchim took place in Dnipro, bringing together over 50 shluchim from 16 cities across Ukraine. The forum was initiated by JRNU (Jewish Relief Network Ukraine) in partnership with the Dnipro Jewish Community.
There is a child inside each and every one of us. It’s a snowstorm, so a snowman is called for.
In a powerful display of Jewish resilience, eight thousand Jewish teens filled Nassau Coliseum for the closing ceremony of the 18th annual CTeen International Shabbaton, showcasing stories of a generation turning to Judaism’s timeless teachings for strength and refusing to back down in the face of adversity.
This month, lots of important dates came and went. Yud Shevat. The Kinus. Chof Beis Shevat. While Crown Heights floundered in snow, over 9,600 Yidden seamlessly traveled to and from the Ohel. How?
Hours after 4,578 Jewish teenagers from 60 countries filled Nassau Coliseum for CTeen’s closing event, nearly 1,500 of them find themselves stranded in New York after a winter storm cancelled flights across the East Coast.
With great sadness we report the passing of Reb Sholom Dovber Levine OBM, a member of the Chabad community in Los Angeles, CA. He passed away on Sunday, the 5th of Adar, 5786.
As has become the custom throughout the winter months, the popular “Avos U’Bonim” learning program brought together Jewish boys from across Moscow, representing many segments of the community.
As New York City faces down a historic snowstorm that may bury the boroughs under two feet of snow, the Mayor has enacted a travel ban throughout the city, telling residents that they should stay home between 9:00pm Sunday night and 12:00pm Monday.
