Reb Meilich Zwiebel: A Torah Genius with Phenomenal Memory
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin gives an overview of a famed and much loved Lubavitch figure, Reb Meilich Zwiebel.
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin gives an overview of a famed and much loved Lubavitch figure, Reb Meilich Zwiebel.
Over 150 campus Shluchos from around the world are gathering in Eretz Yisrael by the Chabad on Campus International Kinus HaShluchos 5784 for five days of inspiration, connection, and growth.
In The Three Missing Pieces, you’ll uncover why – no matter how hard you tried – some students didn’t master Kriah this year, and how you can ensure all students will gain this lifelong skill.
The popular Chavrusa matching platform recognizes its volunteer program by offering exclusive gifts as tokens of appreciation for their efforts.
The Chabad Jewish Center of Suffern, N.Y., recently celebrated a major milestone—the baking of 12,000 challahs for the community since the Covid pandemic began. For many, the challah-baking has quickly become an “act of love, friendship and care,” Devorah Gancz, who co-directs the Chabad center in Montebello, N.Y., told Chabad.org.
In the 12th arrondisement of Paris, France, a new Chabad Center was inaugurated this week, providing additional services to the local Jewish community. The new center is under the auspices of Shliach Rabbi Shlomo Ahyoun.
Mikvah.org is excited to announce that our new Tznius Podcast Series has just launched its first episode!
The Riverdale Community came together this Lag B’Omer for a day of Jewish unity and pride with Chabad of Riverdale, who hosted the community event and concert with IDF reservist and musician Noam Buskila.
Mazal Tov! After 6 months, 123 classes, and 28 Maamorim, Living Chassidus has completed learning the entire Kuntres U’maayan from the Rebbe Rashab.
In a historic first, the NYPD closed off Nostrand Avenue and Gerritsen Avenue for the annual Lag Ba’omer Family Fair, hosted by Chabad of Marine Park. An astonishing 5,000 participants gathered to celebrate Jewish unity pride, making this event a resounding success.
After separating with three little kids – including a six-week-old – Shternie recovered, remarried and thrived, and has gone on to empower others to do the same.
The secret to Chabad’s success is something that many have tried to answer. Spoiler: it’s good advertising. Now, modesty is a key trait of every good Jew, but when it comes to doing Mitzvos, it’s your responsibility to share.
This Sunday marked a historic celebration in Cunningham Park as more than 8,000 people gathered for a grand Lag BaOmer event, honoring the Hillula of Rabbi Shimon Ben Yochai. This extraordinary gathering was a vivid display of unity, joy, and Jewish pride.
When the weather forecasters predicted 100% chance of storms for the time of the rally and parade, a letter to the Rebbe was written and miraculously the rain stopped right before the time of the rally. After the Tzivos Hashem rally in front of “770-Cincinnati”, the entire community marched with pride – and police escort – to the local day-school where an amazing carnival, with inflatables and refreshments, that was set up for the entire Jewish community.
The Messiah on Eastern Parkway. Watch this video as a gentile tells why he put a picture of the Rebbe on the back of his car.
Rebbetzin Sterna Lubecki was up and already cooking for Shabbat when she looked out her kitchen window at around 6 a.m to see smoke emerging from the Synagogue of Rouen. She and her husband, Rabbi Shmuel (Chmouel) Lubecki, direct Chabad-Lubavitch of Rouen—the regional capital of Normandy—and live next door to the synagogue, where her husband serves as rabbi.
The home located on the corner of President Street and Brooklyn Ave in Crown Heights is one of a kind. It’s also for sale for $6,000,000.