Denver, the mile-high city, is home to over 90,000 Jews. Since 1982, Rabbi Yisroel and Leah Engel have been pillars of Jewish life in Denver. They have established thriving centers of Torah learning, community engagement, and Jewish pride.
A routine request to install a public Menorah outside Malvern Town Hall has unexpectedly become the center of debate in Melbourne’s City of Stonnington—despite such displays being a longstanding Australian tradition led by Chabad Lubavitch.
Candy rained down on the heads of the ecstatic boys, (from Malach Michoel, they were told) and the event concluded with lebidige dancing as proud fathers lifted their sons on their shoulders.
In honor of Yud Kislev, the Chag HaGeulah of the Mitteler Rebbe, fathers and grandfathers joined the talmidim of Kitos Daled, Hey, and Vov for a special day of learning and chassidishe farbrangen in Tomchei Temimim.
The visit, which is scheduled to last three days, will be entirely focused on the development of the many communities, shuls, and educational institutions that are growing in the capital, Moscow.
Weeks after proposing a rule that could charge those trying to fly without a REAL ID a fee, the Transportation Security Administration says the same flyers can pay more than double for “a modernized alternative identity verification system.”
Thirteen years into a program that saw Crown Heights Hatzalah improve its already historic response times using its iconic “Car-1” fly car, a new vehicle has hit the streets. Welcome “Car-1” in its fourth generation, a fully stocked and equipped fly car already responding to emergencies in the Schunah.
As part of his introductory meetings upon assuming his new role, Ambassador Abu-Haya’s visit underscored the importance of maintaining strong ties with Jewish communities throughout Georgia, as well as with the many Israeli tourists who frequent Batumi year-round.
Another package thief discovered the consequences of his actions Monday morning when he found himself the center of attention, and not the good kind.
Fathers and sons at Tomchei Tmimim Ocean Parkway gathered for a powerful Melava Malka marking Tes–Yud Kislev, filled with learning and enjoying the unforgettable performance of the TTOP Choir.
More than 300 guests filled the iconic Edison Ballroom in Manhattan on Sunday, November 23, 2025, for NCFJE’s 85th Annual Awards Dinner, an uplifting evening marked by unity, purpose, and profound community spirit.
The intensive training, part of the EnerJew Youth Movement’s School for Counselors, aimed to equip participants with practical tools and deep insights into the field of informal Jewish education.
According to the latest forecast, precipitation will begin early Tuesday. In New York City, the storm is expected to fall mainly as rain. A brief mix is possible at the onset, but no accumulation is expected in the five boroughs.
Residents of Kharkiv experienced a difficult weekend, as shelling was heard repeatedly throughout the city. One of the missiles struck directly at the Jewish cemetery during the heavy bombardment on Friday night.
A Jewish woman who had just parked her car on Carroll Street in Crown Heights last week narrowly avoided a tragedy after an uncontrolled minivan slammed into her vehicle. The harrowing incident was captured by a parked Tesla nearby and provided to CrownHeights.info.
The Rabkin Family will be sitting Shiva in Crown Heights following the passing of Mrs. Shoshana Rabkin OBM. Times and location in extended article.
The shiur was on the topic of Hadlokas Neiros Shabbos – the mitzva of lighting Shabbos candles. Rabbi Osdoba delivered an in-depth shiur in the Alter Rebbe’s Shulchan Aruch; clarifying when melachah/work may be done after candle lighting, however before sunset, under compelling situations.
