The Children’s Rally That Almost Didn’t Happen
Unique Children’s Rally with the Rebbe released for the first time 40 years later.
Backstage with Benny: The Music Was Always There With Baruch Levine
Baruch Levine started composing as a kid and the rest is Jewish music history. The beloved composer and singer joins Benny for a conversation that covers it all — childhood favorites, hit songs, the stories behind them, and even some regrets along the way. Packed with nostalgia, laughs, and of course, music – this is what happens when Baruch comes Backstage with Benny.
Finale session of the 25th Knesset with the Distribution of “Tanya HaShalem”
During the intense final week of the summer session, the Rebbe’s emissary to Israel’s Ministry of Transportation, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Wilhelm, visited the Knesset building. He presented the remaining members of parliament who had not yet received it with the magnificent set of “Tanya HaShalem”.
In Memory of the Holy Shaliach, Hy”d: Dedication of a Beacon of Light for the Youth of Beitar
The Chief Rabbis of Beitar Illit affixed the mezuzahs at the new center established in memory of the Shaliach, Rabbi Zvi Kogan, Hy”d.
Dovi’s Camp Gan Israel Florida 5786
Dovi’s Camp Gan Israel Florida 5786 posed this week for their annual group photos, with hundreds of boys in attendence.
An Interview With Reb Aron Dalfin Part #7 – The Rebbe Didn’t Let R’ Shlomo Chaim Send Me A…
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin has released a seventh installment from an interview with Reb Aron Dalfin touching on an incident involving the Rebbe and R’ Shlomo Chaim.
Crown Heights Block Wins Title of Greenest Block In Brooklyn
Brooklyn has no shortage of picturesque brownstone blocks, but one Crown Heights street now has the official bragging rights to call itself the borough’s greenest.
HY’D: Second IDF Soldier Killed In Lebanon Blast Identified
The slain troops are named as: Maj. (res.) Harel Birenstock, 34, a company commander from Nokdim; and Sgt. Maj. (res.) Tamir Vaknin, 33, from Eilat. Both served in the 55th Paratroopers Brigade’s 2855th Battalion.
Here’s My Story: The Stay-At-Home Mom
Rabbi Yisroel Gordon was a Chabad emissary and educator in Worcester, Massachusetts, and Morristown, New Jersey, for over sixty years. He was interviewed in May 2005. He passed away in 2023.
A Milestone 12,000 Signups Reached Ahead of Historic Event
Across more than 1,000 Chabad House communities, shluchim are calling local singles. They are sending messages, answering questions and encouraging community members to take the next step.
HY’D: Reservist Harel Birenstock fell in Southern Lebanon
The Gush Etzion Regional Council announced on Wednesday evening the death of Harel Birenstock, a resident of Nokdim, who was killed in battle in southern Lebanon. He was 34 years old.
Housing Lottery Launches for 920 Montgomery Street in Crown Heights, Brooklyn
Available on NYC Housing Connect are three units for residents at 130 percent of the area median income (AMI), ranging in eligible income from $111,532 to $238,160.
Special Delegation Presents “Tanya HaSholeim” to the Rachmastrivka and Skulen Rebbes in Yerushalayim
Special delegation had recently the privilege of meeting the Rachmastrivka and Skulen Rebbes in Yerushalayim. The delegates presented both Rebbes with the newly released monumental work, the multi-volume set of “Tanya HaSholeim,” published by Kehot Publication Society.
Op-Ed: Is Our Obsession with “Breaking News” Actually Breaking Us?
We convince ourselves that endlessly scrolling through updates means we are carrying the burden of our fellow Yidden. But when it drains our simcha and leaves us paralyzed with anxiety, we have to ask: who is this really serving?
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Picture of the Day: A New Landmark on Eastern Parkway
New signage and flags now proudly adorn Oholei Torah’s newly acquired property at Eastern Parkway and Bedford Avenue, announcing it as the future home of the Oholei Torah Rabbinical Campus.
Innisfil Gets Its First Year-Round Jewish Home
An hour north of Toronto, on the western shore of Lake Simcoe, Innisfil was once known mainly for its beaches and summer cottages. The town’s population has roughly doubled in the last 20 years as many people, priced out of the Toronto market, moved north.
Shluchim Hit the Road with CTeen Xtreme on Sold-Out Summer Trip
Somewhere between a jet ski on a Utah lake and a Shabbos table in Las Vegas, forty Jewish teenagers were putting on tefillin, wearing tzitzis, and committing to keep Shabbos.
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