With security concerns mounting in the wake of several recent anti-Semitic attacks targeting visibly Orthodox individuals, the Flatbush Jewish Community Coalition hosted a meeting that gave leaders of numerous Flatbush shuls and yeshivas an opportunity to speak directly to members of the NYPD’s top brass.
Parisian photographer Morde’hai Lubecki made a visit to the Yerushalayim area in Eretz Yisroel where he photographed the Kever of David Hamelech.
As Yud Aleph Nissan approaches, an ongoing Mivtza attracted hundreds of Bochurim to 770 for morning Chassidus.
A grateful member of the “Class of 5752” penned an emotional review of a historic reunion that took place at the Ohel this past Shabbos.
A Motzei Shabbos Kumzitz with the Pumpidisa Band rocked the Crown Heights scene as community members packed the Rubashkin basement for an evening of music and soul.
When Mrs. Devorah Heidingsfield of Manchester, England first brought the idea of a Moshiach curriculum to her after-school program at Bais Menachem, she didn’t know if the idea would take off.
Mayor Charles Burkett of Surfside, Florida, this week visited the Ohel, the resting place of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, to pay tribute to victims of the June, 2021 Surfside building collapse disaster, and to meet privately with family members of the victims.
As part of Lubavitch Hebrew Academy’s 60 days of Adar Simcha campaign, the school welcomed world-famous artist Yitzchok Moully to their campus in Margate, Florida.
In 1944, as a 17-year-old student at Thomas Jefferson High School in the Brownsville section of Brooklyn, N.Y., Chave Lasker took on an unusual responsibility. This was her first foray into Jewish education, and for the next nearly eight decades, she didn’t look back.
Parisian photographer Morde’hai Lubecki made a visit to the area of Netivot in Israel where he made a stop at the Keverim of Harav Yisachar Meir Zt”l and the Baba Sali Zt”l.
To mark 50 years since its inception, Tiferes Bochurim is writing a unique Sefer Torah thereby uniting and connecting all Tiferes alumni and hanhola spanning over five decades.
On January 4th 2022, Mr. Aftab Pureval was sworn in as the new Mayor of Cincinnati. One of his first proclamations as Mayor was designating 11 Nissan as “Education and Sharing Day” in Cincinnati.
The first ever maamar in Hebrew and German was published today in time for Purim Koton – commemorating the Rebbe’s distribution of ואתה תצוה on פורים קטן תשנ“ב 30 years ago.
We present a photo gallery of Camp Emunah through the years, beginning in 1954 through the present.
A man driving very drunk Monday evening crashed into multiple cars, took out a parking sign, and ended up attempting to explain himself to Crown Heights Shomrim volunteers before ending up in cuffs.
This week, yaldei hashluchim around the globe will catch their first glimpse of a magazine entirely for them, with MyShliach’s debut of Compass Junior, an exciting supplement to the Chabad House Compass Magazine published quarterly for their parents by Merkos 302.
A bubbling feud in Crown Heights between an evicted tenant and a Jewish landlord spilled over into a clash between bochurim and a group of protesters Monday afternoon.
