The Topography of Terror archive located in Berlin on Tuesday released a picture taken at the Sobibor Nazi death camp during World War II, in which John Ivan Demjanjuk can be seen. The photo proves Demjanjuk’s cooperation in the horrors of the holocaust.
During a beautiful Shabbat ceremony at the Chabad Jewish Center of Ridgefield, Conn., Henry Eisen, a 93-year-old Holocaust survivor, chose to celebrate his bar mitzvah some 80 years after he was deprived of one in war-torn Poland.
On February 9th, students from six Hebrew schools all over the United Kingdom will broaden their Jewish horizons with an international Torah competition.
Preparations in Crown Heights are underway for a spectacular event next week, to mark a most historical moment: Shivim Shana of the Rebbe’s Nesius.
Hechel Shalom Or Oziel, a Sefardic Shul In Bal Harbor, Florida known as “The Shul”, was evacuated Monday morning due to a bomb scare. The evacuation did not stop the davening, simply changing the location of one of the nine daily minyonim, which continued unabated outside the shul.
The Taliban have claimed responsibility for the shooting down of a US Air force plane in Afghanistan. Imagery from the crash site of a plane has confirmed that the plane was used by the US Air force for Surveillance.
Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, under the leadership of Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, held a special Farbrengen on Sunday 29 Teves to mark the Siyum Hakkadish for the legendary Mashpia, Rabbi Zalman Baras A”H.
by Aharon Loschak – chabad.org Headlines around the world may be sounding the alarm on anti-Semitism, but this past weekend in one neighborhood of Brooklyn, N.Y., only Jewish pride and joy were on display. Ask Chabad-Lubavitch Rabbi Getzy Markowitz of […]
As Yud Shevat approaches, marking 70 Years of the Rebbe’s leadership, A Chassidisher Derher has announced the launch of a special WhatsApp series with short messages, culled from the Rebbe’s sichos, letters, and written answers.
Following an uptick in scooter related incidents in Crown Heights, Oholei Torah dedicated Sunday through Tuesday of this week as Scooter Safety days to raise safety and awareness.
For the first time ever, the Beth Rivkah Alumnae Association will be hosting a mega-reunion, kicking off the Chof Beis Shvat weekend. Thousands will catch up with old friends and teachers, and gain inspiration from fellow alumnae.
Following last year’s amazing success, YK Yerusholayim is once again opening its doors for Mesivta Bochurim completing Shiur Aleph and Beis. The six full week program in the heart of Yerusholayim has limited space available, so register now.
Over 400 people packed the Beth Chaya Mushka building in Paris France for a communal Seder Sichos event. Attendees packed wall to wall as Shluchim and community members joined together with mekuravim for a beautiful evening of learning.
This past 24 Teves, HaRav Yitzchok Raitport, a longtime friend and supporter of Oholei Torah, came to give a Shiur in the Raitport Beis Medrash.
A school bus on the way from New Square to upstate New York for a Shabbaton rolled over while carrying nearly 40 bochurim, injuring eighteen.
The 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics are still more than six months away (July 24-Aug. 9), but the team at Chabad-Lubavitch of Tokyo is already hard at work.
This Shabbos at the Besht: Rabbi Leor Broh is the Manhig Ruchni of the Mizrachi Shul – Beit HaRoeh of Melbourne, Australia. He is also the famed author of the Sipuray Tzadikim group. He will be giving a shiur on lessons to be learned from this weeks parsha.
