Through the final words and bravery of today’s IDF heroes, this talk shares lessons in strength, faith, and joy. A tribute—and a call—to live proudly, act boldly, and keep dancing, even through pain. Mir gein— we go on.
Sixty energetic Jewish teenage girls from across Ukraine gathered for a weekend of inspiration, unity, and spiritual growth—offering a much-needed break from the ongoing tensions within the country.
With great sadness we report the passing of Reb Menachem Mendel Gopin OBM, an chossid from Kfar Chabad and member of its founding generation.
The following poem was written by Aidel Klein, a 12th-grade Bais Rivka student. The message, written in the moment, captures the rollercoaster of emotions following the Bondi Beach Terror attack.
Drawing from stories of people who received the Rebbe’s guidance on beginning and sustaining a marriage, we explore timeless principles for building a strong, enduring bond.
In Tomsk, Siberia, Rabbi Levi Kaminetzky – the city’s Chief Rabbi and Chabad emissary -planned, as he does every year, to erect a beautiful large menorah made of ice for Chanukah. But this time, the extreme cold brought all preparations to a halt.
Rabbi Yoram Ulman, the Head of the Sydney Beth Din and Shliach of Chabad Bondi, speaks at Shacharis the morning after the Bondi Beach massacre. Rabbi Ulman’s son-in-law Rabbi Eli Schlanger HY’D and several other Jewish people were killed.
As previously announced, Crown Heights families have the opportunity to join a Car Menorah Parade on any night of Chanukah that works best for their schedule. We encourage everyone to sign up as soon as possible while Menorahs are still available.
Another victim of the Bondi Beach terror attack has been publicly identified. Reuven Morrison HY’D, a philanthropist and member of the Chabad community, as well as a beloved husband and father.
It is with great sadness that CrownHeights.info reports the passing of Rabbi Yaakov Levitan HY’D, a second Shliach who has since passed after succumbing to his wounds from the Bondi Beach terror attack.
This Chanukah, the CHJCC launches a new initiative celebrating the individuals whose quiet leadership and unwavering dedication have shaped Crown Heights. Each night, we will honor one community leader, past or present, whose work, values, and compassion continue to illuminate our neighborhood.
In light of recent events, all Crown Heights Yeshivos and schools have come together to create a true Kiddush Hashem and to honor the Shluchim and families affected by this tragedy.
Live at 5:00pm: Live broadcast of the 15th annual Menorah lighting ceremony in downtown Detroit, “Menorah in the D.” Featuring a full and exciting program to enhance your Chanukah.
Join the live broadcast of the lighting ceremony of the National Chanukah Menorah located on the Ellipse at the White House in Washington D.C.
“We grieve for the families whose loved ones were murdered, among them Chabad emissary Rabbi Elie Schlanger, who led the Chanukah celebration with the people of Bondi Beach.”
Live satellite link-up of menorah lightings in three major cities on three continents. This French program is based out of Paris, and will hook-up with menorah lightings in Israel and New York.
Central public menorah-lighting near Red Square in Moscow canceled after Bondi Beach attack, internal events held in all Chabad houses across Moscow.
