More than 500 Jewish women from 45 cities across Russia and Belarus came together Petersburg for a powerful and uplifting Shabbaton, marking the 10th anniversary of this unique gathering organized by the Kollel Torah learning network.
Kentucky’s legislation addressing the handling of unclaimed remains has now officially been signed into law by the governor, making Chabad of Bluegrass a required stop before cremation of unclaimed bodies.
A fleet of 23 Mitzvah Tanks set out from the Lubavitch Educational Center (LEC), launching a powerful operation that brought the message of Pesach, Moshiach, and Yiddishkiet to thousands across the Greater Miami area.
On the eve of Yom HaShoah, Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet sat down with Holocaust survivor Eva Schloss OBM, childhood friend of Anne Frank, for an unforgettable and deeply personal interview.
Mrs Hadassah Carlebach was born in the Soviet Union less than a decade after the Communist revolution to Rabbi and Mrs Shneur Zalman Schneerson, second cousins of the Rebbe Rayatz. In this episode, she shares vivid memories of growing up during those times, as observed from the unique vantage point of her family, before leaving for Paris with her family just several years before World War II.
The Tanya of Rabbi Ruderman, from the Vilna 1909 print is herby presented. It has his American yeshiva stamp, with his name, author of his sefer Avodas Levi, Rav of Baltimore, and Rosh Yeshiva of Yeshiva Ner Yisrael.
The Rebbe of Kretshnif–Kiryat Gat received Rabbi Elishiv Kaplan, the Mashpia at the Chabad Yeshiva in Kiryat Gat, in his office. Rabbi Kaplan presented him with his work Beis Chayeinu, a multi-volume set covering the years 1987–1992, a personal diary documenting his experiences with the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
While Bein Hazmanim is traditionally a break from the regular yeshiva schedule, over 200 bochurim from more than 30 yeshivos made a different choice this year: to continue learning Torah in a structured setting at Yeshivas Bein Hazmanim.
A new weekly publication featuring one short quote from every farbrengen of the parsha.
The New York region could face record-high temperatures for the time of year this week, as relief over the end of a brutal winter turns to fears of an elevated risk of wildfires across the Northeast.
Now in the fifth year of ongoing crisis, the concept of freedom carried a sharper, more complex meaning, as tens of thousands gathered for dozens of public Passover Seder nights amid drone strikes, missile fire, and nightly curfews.
Today, Cheder ‘Ohr Menachem’ rolled out the red carpet for the boys to return, with amazing excitement. Cheder was buzzing with excitement as Kinderlach were all greeted with music and balloons, setting the tone for a fantastic Zman ahead.
The streets of Crown Heights were notably calm this Sunday morning, with families still making their way back from Pesach getaways. Yet, amidst the quiet, the day began early for a select few. The familiar rumble of school buses could be heard making their morning rounds, picking up talmidim for one of the only local schools operating today: Tomchei Tmimim Ocean Parkway.
Hear divrei Torah in Nigleh, Chassidus, and Iyun Tefila—featuring engaging, geshmake and intellectually stimulating topics, presented with clarity, depth, and practical relevance.
The events took place in central and southern Moscow, serving both local Jewish residents and the many business professionals who spend their days in these bustling areas.
On Chol Hamoed Pesach, Montana’s Shliach Rabbi Chaim Bruk, visited the Whitehall Community Library in Whitehall, Montana where he gave the opening remarks for the traveling Anne Frank Exhibit.
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin, author and Chasidic historian shares interesting facts, many revealed for the first time. The purpose of his program is to inspire all but especially the youth. Watch another installment here on CrownHeights.info.
