This week I am posting a powerful saying or thought which I heard during a farbrengen on Yud Beis Tammuz, as well as one of the concepts that I mentioned at a farbrengen. As always, your feedback and comments are most welcome and greatly appreciated.
A significant and joyous event took place in the Dnipro Jewish Community – the completion of writing and the ceremonial donation of a new Sefer Torah to the Chabad community of Vinnytsia, in the merit of Igor Kolomoisky, son of Zoia, for his speedy release and long life, from his friends and the Dnipro Jewish Community.
Chabad-Lubavitch of Flatbush has been housed in the Wyckoff-Bennett Homestead, a Dutch Colonial farmhouse on Brooklyn’s Kings Highway, since 2024, but the landmark farmhouse has been standing since around 1766.
Mr. Eliyahu Kholedenko, Founder and CEO of Questrade Financial Group, will join this year’s Kinus HaMechanchim, bringing with him a demonstrated commitment to advancing Chinuch through meaningful initiatives and support.
This was not the action of someone in remission. Reiter was in the middle of a seven-year battle with cancer, and she was running a Torah study and prayer circle, thanking G‑d for the many blessings she was able to enjoy even as she battled the cancer that would take her on 27 Iyar, 5786 (May 14, 2026).
An excerpt from the LEC Community Magazine, Summer Edition. by Mothers of The Club at LEC, Miami
An accountant by profession, Mr. Yitzchok Kosofsky spearheaded a number of community initiatives over the eighty years he lived in Chicago. He was interviewed in July 2015. He passed away in 2020.
Today’s video goes through the Har Habayis; from its size to the 5 different entrances to it. You will also see the size of the Har Habayis relative to the area around 770.
Nuchie Schapiro was sitting with his uncles, marking his father’s 21st yahrzeit in 2011, when he realized how little he actually knew about his family’s story.
50 years after the Rebbe launched the campaign to study the laws of the Beis Hamikdash during the Three Weeks, The Moshiach Office at Merkos 302 produced the first-of-its-kind immersive visual experience of the third Beis Hamikdash (and the second Beis Hamikdash too).
A large focus of their work is caring for IDF soldiers stationed at nearby bases, providing them with encouragement, uplifting Jewish experiences and spiritual support.
Three generations celebrated Jewish life thanks to Chabad of Fairlawn, NJ, and the dedication of a nearby yeshivah high-school student.
From the first Jewish refugees to arrive in New Amsterdam in 1654 to the Hebrew Bible’s profound influence on the Founding Fathers, this fascinating conversation explores the often-overlooked role Jews and Jewish values played in the birth of the United States.
Anshei Lubavitch’s all-inclusive wedding package at Albany Manor, announced before Pesach, has now hosted its first few weddings — and each has been a beautiful, well-run celebration.
Another corner of the globe has joined the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s worldwide campaign to print the Tanya in every place where Jews live or visit, as the foundational work of Chabad Chassidus was printed for the very first time in the island nation of Cape Verde.
The Kinus HaMechanchim will take place י״ד-ט״ו אב July 28–29 at the Armon Hotel in Stamford, Connecticut, bringing together mechanchim from across the country for two days of professional development, collaboration, and meaningful discussion.
First lit on Dec. 26, 1986, the 32-foot menorah at Fifth Avenue and 59th Street, beside the Plaza Hotel, was certified by Guinness World Records as the largest in the world. Two days later, Agam brought a model to the Rebbe during “Sunday Dollars,” when the Rebbe would distribute dollars for charity and people would have an opportunity to speak briefly to the Rebbe.
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