Thousands of mourners gathered at cemeteries and shiva houses around Israel Saturday night and Sunday to pay their respects and offer their condolences to the families of the seven people who were murdered in a terrorist attack at a synagogue in the Neve Yaakov neighborhood of Jerusalem on Friday night. Here are some remembrances of those who were murdered from their families and friends.
JNet, the Jewish Learning Network, launched a new cutting-edge platform ahead of the 2nd yahrzeit of Rabbi Yehudah “Yudi” Dukes on Monday Ches Shevat, as a tribute to his lifelong mission of connecting people to Torah. The platform aims to enhance the learning experience for Chavrusahs with its AI matching system, rewards system, and community features.
Harvard Psychologist Dr. David Rosmarin discusses why the vast majority of the human race is involved in Spirituality to some extent. Joined by JD Kalmenson, they cover topics like depression, vulnerability, recovery, and emotional resilience.
Standing alongside NASA officials, astronauts, dignitaries and family members last week, Rabbi Zvi Konikov, co-director of Chabad-Lubavitch of the Space and Treasure Coasts in Central Florida, mourned the tragic losses of the astronauts aboard the Apollo 1, the Challenger and the Columbia, and recalled his personal friendship with Israeli astronaut Ilan Ramon.
Shluchim in Lagos, Nigeria held a monumental bris milah for their son who was born in Nigeria, the first for the country in decades.
Rabbis and educators from around the world gathered at a special conference dedicated to honoring educators working to integrate religious content for Jewish students attending secular or Christian schools. They shared techniques, discussed ways to work within government (public) education systems, and deal the enormous threat of assimilation.
Author and Historian Rabbi Chaim Dalfin gave a moving tribute to Rabbi Chaim Meir (Howard) Saul OBM, a Baal Teshuva and Gynocologist Oncology Surgeon in Cherry Hill, NJ.
Tonight, Sunday 8 Shvat (1/29/23), at 9:30pm 770time (EST) please join us on zoom as we continue with part 5 of our shiur in learning the Kuntres Beis Rabbeinu, so we remember why we need to Expand 770!
Rabbi Gershon Avtzon of Cincinnati, OH, answers a weekly question pertaining to relevant issues in the Chabad community.
In honor of Yud Shvat, the Rebbe’s house on President Street and the Rebbe’s room in 770 will be open for davening for the following hours.
In honor of Yud Shvat, the Ohel Bus Service will be providing extra subsidized transportation round trip from Crown Heights to the Ohel on Tuesday, Jan. 31st through Thursday, Feb. 2nd.
Have you ever tried to Daven when you’re really high? Ari Lesser, reporting from 12,000 feet elevation at the Continental Divide at Loveland Pass, Colorado, can confidently say that after being wrapped up in a Tallis, strapped into Tefillin, it’s still rather difficult to thumb through the Siddur with thick snow gloves. This picture was taken in just 6 degree weather, with a powerful icy east wind blasting so hard he could barely even make it through Amidah facing Mizrach.
The large explosion at a military site in the city of Isfahan, Iran Saturday was a drone attack on a munitions factory, American sources told the Saudi news site Al Arabiya al Hadath. The attack involved the US Air Force and the participation of another country which was not Israel.
Or Vechom Hahiskashrus invites all Chassidim to a historic panel and Farbrengen marking 73 years of the Rebbe’s leadership.
Watch this musical performance by the Talmidim of Lubavitcher Yeshiva. By popular request, this highlight of last year’s Generation Seven production has just been released.
With great sadness we report the untimely passing of Levi Keller OBM, a Crown Heights native and member of a large Lubavitch family. He passed away on Shabbos, the 6th of Shvat, 5783.
Bonei Olam Chabad, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping couples struggling with fertility, is excited to announce our upcoming awareness and fundraising women’s hakhel event on February 7th, Tes Zayin Shvat in Oholei Torah Ballroom.
