Led by distinguished Rabbi and Yeshiva principal, Yoseph Wernick, and under the auspices of Head Shliach Chabad Lubavitch of the Panhandle, Rabbi Schneur Zalman Oirechman, a new Lubavitch Mesivta
nestled in the spectacular “American shtetl” farm community “Dror Acres” will be opening for this coming school year.
Musician Shlomo Hecht Brings together the Zucker Brothers for their first-ever duet.
Following a long career in social services, Rabbi Mordechai Dov Ber Pupko succeeded his father in heading the Bais Torah Damesek Eliezer synagogue – the “Pupko Shul” – in Flatbush, Brooklyn. He was interviewed in February of 2014, and passed away several weeks ago, in February of 2025.
A new book has been released by author and historian Rabbi Chaim Dalfin exploring the connections between Chabad and Yeshiva University.
Every year, Mr. Mike Dewine – the Governor of the state of Ohio – gives his “State of the State” address in which he outlines his priorities for the new year. This year, the Governor’s office reached out to Rabbi Gershon Avtzon – Cincinnati, Ohio – to give the opening prayer.
The International Rambam Celebration Committee is excited to announce the winners of the three raffles for a dollar of the Rebbe.
For Jewish students at Barnard College and Columbia University, the significance of Purim—which this year begins on Thursday evening, March 13, and continues through Friday, March 14—has taken on new dimensions this year. As distinctly antisemitic campus disruptions once again escalate, many students are finding deeper connections to the holiday’s theme of Jewish survival and the Jewish triumph over hatred.
Lamternshtik has been working tirelessly to create this opportunity for Crown Heights families. We’ve mapped out dozens of routes, each with about 20 Jewish homes, and pre-packed Mishloach Manos and Matonos Laevyonim, all ready to be delivered with respect.
On the eve of Purim, joyful news arrived regarding an extensive renovation that the Siberian government has decided to undertake for the historic synagogue in Tomsk, Siberia.
More than 70,000 packages of mishloah manot, ordered by Beth Lubavitcher in Paris, France, under the direction of Chief Shaliah Rabbi Mendel Azimov, have arrived. Hundreds of people came to Beth Haya Mushka to distribute them in their communities.
Shliach Rabbi Berel Zaklikofsky, Co-director of Chabad of Goodyear, had the honor of meeting Congressman Paul Gosar, who conveyed his profound admiration and commendation for the efforts of Chabad in the Southwest Valley and throughout the state.
When Revolutionary France convened its Jewish leaders to explain their religion, what guided their decisions on whether to accede to the expectations of modernity or firmly express Judaism’s difference? Dive into a fascinating episode of Jewish history and its long echoes through Jewish life and literature.
As egg prices continue to soar and grocery-store shelves display increasingly sparse inventory, Jewish families preparing for the upcoming Purim holiday are facing some culinary challenges. Chabad.org’s popular food section has stepped in with a timely solution: a special Purim cookbook for 2025 featuring innovative eggless recipes for traditional holiday foods.
Organizers, along with the office of Council Member Crystal Hudson, have confirmed that the “Lubavitcher Rebbe Way” street sign will be officially installed and unveiled on April 6th (Ches Nissan) at 4:30 PM, during the week of Yud Aleph Nissan. The event is being coordinated with the NYC Department of Transportation (DOT), the Mayor’s Office, and the NYPD.
The bochurim who successfully rose to the occasion were rewarded with a spectacular two-day grand trip, a well-earned culmination of their mesirus nefesh for growth in limmud haTorah.
Hope and renewal in the City of Limassol, Cyprus, as a new Mikvah has opened, giving the women of the community a prestigious, pleasant, and inviting place to uphold the Mitzvah of Taharas Hamishpocha.
Martinique, a French island in the Caribbean with a rich and often overlooked Jewish history, is looking forward to a new boost in Jewish life. Rabbi Reuven and Chaya Naparstek were recently recruited by the community to serve the local Jewish community in Martinique.
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