Oholei Torah and Lubavitcher Yeshiva have collaborated in putting together a full summer overnight experience for the 5th grade through Mesivta boys of the two Yeshivos, despite Coronavirus fears.
The Yeshiva in Brunoy is one of the best and most esteemed Chabad Yeshivos in the World. There are close to 300 Students in the Yeshiva who receive a Chassidishe education, engaging in Davening and learning with Yiras Shomayim based on the foundations of Tomchei Temimim. Even during the Coronavirus the Yeshiva continued to provide for their students. Now, the Yeshiva needs your help!
For the very first time Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Jacobson shares with Bochurim his personal experiences of being a Chozer and Maniach on the Rebbe’s Farbrengens.
Chabad Rabbonim in Israel have called on Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu not to endorse President Donald Trump’s Middle East peace plan as it goes against the Rebbes instructions.
Quarantined at home for months, health-care systems under untold pressure and economic challenges only mounting, people around the country have been looking for any positive message of hope and encouragement they can get. A Chicago Chabad House provided just that..
The Levaya of Rabbi Shmuel Gedalia Blizinsky OBM passed by 770 Sunday afternoon on its way to burial at the Montifiore Cemetery in Cambria Heights, Queens.
The Vaad Hatmimim and JEM are proud to announce the names of Bochurim that passed week 2 of Hanachos program. The Maniach for this week has chosen the top two Hanachos written by Shiur Berel Silberberg of Mesivta Lubavitch Chicago in Yiddish and Yechiel Zirkind of Mesivta Lubavitch Coral Springs written in English.
After an extended closure of the main Chabad Shul in Paris, the Beth Chaya Mushka building re-opened under tight guidelines from the government. Social distancing, masks and paths for entry and exit can be seen in an effort to follow the prescribed guidelines, while allowing the shul to see use again.
You will recognize the painting immediately from your childhood. It may be larger than you remember, but the street art on the corner of Albany Ave and Eastern Parkway will remind you of the blue cover books and unique drawings from the Machaniyim series.
On the final night of the yemei hamiluim, California head shliach Rabbi Shlomo Cunin led an inspirational farbrengen on zoom for the bochurim of Yeshiva Schools of Pittsburgh Mesivta.
As most countries are still observing at least partial lockdowns, this Sunday, 95 shluchim, rabbonim, and community leaders from across five continents joined a virtual meeting held by Vaad Or Vechom Hiskashrus, to discuss an unprecedented undertaking for Gimmel Tammiz.
Yesterday marked the 120th anniversary of the Rebbe’s parents, Horav Levi Yitzchok and Rebbetzin Chana Schneerson. A new set collecting all of his Sichos has been newly published, and Lahak Hanochos has announced a unique opportunity to buy the entire set for a nominal price
A first-grade teacher for more than 50 years and driver of the famous “Merkos Bus,” Yosef Bentzion Raices OBM made his mark wherever he went. Read his story,
The most recent victim of coronavirus in the Chabad community is a summer camp, YK Yerushalayim. Sadly it was not be for the summer of 2020. Despite opening registration, the Yeshivas Kayitz was forced to keep it’s doors closed due to stringent guidelines set by the Israeli government.
Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries are legendary for wearing many hats at once. Embodying that image, Rabbi Yossi Marozov juggles roles that include director of Friendship Circle of Cleveland, congregational rabbi, personal mentor, fundraiser, Torah teacher and father of seven. Moreover, for the past two years, he’s also delved into inventing an app called PresentModeTM as a way to turn his phone into a tool to improve being present for everyone, including himself.
The Bais Din of Crown Heights has published a letter asking that people should not travel to Crown Heights at this time, including for Gimmel Tammuz.
The “Learning for Raizel” initiatve will continue tonight at 8:00pm with a Zoom Shiur by Rabbi Yossi Paltiel. The Shiur is open to Men and Women.
