Rare Coin from Year Four of the Great Revolt Discovered in Jerusalem
A bronze coin minted by Jews in Jerusalem during the final year before the destruction of the Second Temple was discovered during archaeological excavations in the Jerusalem
Gallery: Kinus and Eicha in Rayim Ahuvim
As Shabbos ended and Tisha B’Av began in Crown Heights, residents at Congregation Rayim Ahuvim sat and lamented the nation’s loss with Eicha and Kinus.
Gallery: Eicha Recited In Yerushalayim
As Tisha B’Av arrived in the City of Jerusalem, Jews of all stripes sat down to recite Eicha, and mourn the destruction of the Bais Hamikdash.
Levaya For Young Tomim Passes 770
The Levaya of Hatomim Motti Katz OBM, a young bochur from Miami, FL, passed by 770 Eastern Parkway Friday. He passed away Thursday after battling an illness.
Dozens of Rabbis Convene for Professional Forum Organized by the Rabbinical Centre of Europe
Community rabbis benefited from rich and professional content that provided them with practical tools to continue their sacred mission. The rabbis praised the RCE for its year-round dedication to the needs of Jewish communities across Europe.
Rabbi Braun Makes Siyum Maseches on Yerushalmi
Just one night after Rabbi Avrohom Osdoba completed Maseches Makkos in Bavli, Rabbi Yosef Yeshaya Braun, Mara D’asra and member of the Crown Heights Beis Din, led another powerful siyum in the main shul of 770 — this time on Maseches Makkos in Yerushalmi.
Campus Shluchos Kinus Energizes, Connects and Uplifts
Close to 150 Shluchos who serve on college and university campuses around the world gathered for the annual Chabad on Campus International Kinus HaShluchos, a three-day experience of connection, inspiration, and empowerment.
Ancient Blade Manufacturing Workshop Uncovered in Kiryat Gat
In an archaeological excavation conducted by the Israel Antiquities Authority prior to building a new Kiryat Gat neighborhood -Carmei Gat, an advanced flint industry dating back approximately 5,500 years was uncovered – evidence of specialization in a unique technology.
Enormous 50-Foot Wide Mural Now Adorns The Future Home Of Chabad at KU
The new mural will be officially unveiled at the new centers grand opening, taking place on Sunday, November 2nd, 2025.
Siberia: Ethnographic Museum Restores Historical Wooden Synagogue
Rabbi Aharon Wagner, Chief Rabbi of Irkutsk and Chabad emissary, played a central role in guiding the restoration, closely collaborating with the museum team to ensure that Jewish laws and traditional heritage inform the construction.
Second Session Kicks Off at Camp L’man Achai with Inspiration and Adventure
After an action-packed first half of the summer, campers—both returning and new—are diving into a full schedule of fun, growth, and Yiddishkeit in the heart of the Catskills.
Female Founded CH Hosts Its Second Empowering Event — and Gears Up for the Next One on August 4th
Launched by Rosie Goodman, Chana Jacobson, and Devorah Benhiyoun, Female Founded CH is a community-powered platform created by women, for women.
Women of Iron Unite To Host Follow Up Gathering After Successful Pre-Summer Event
Just before the start of the busy summer season, Women of Iron Unite gathered for a meaningful evening, an evening of inspiration, learning, and connection, to carry something lasting with us into the months ahead.
Campus Shluchos Begin Annual Kinus at the Ohel
The annual Chabad on Campus International Kinus HaShluchos launched at the Ohel, with an inspiring program led by Mrs. Bracha Leeds, Shlucha at the University of California, Berkeley, and Rabbi Sholom Paltiel.
Kinus Marks Milestone for Caribbean Jewish Life
Shluchim from across the Caribbean gathered in St. Thomas, hosted by Rabbi Asher Federman and his family. From S. Lucia to Martinique, they represented more than twenty islands. It was the first time many of them had been in the same room in years.
Keynote Announced for This Summer’s Kinus HaMechanchim
This year’s Kinus will feature the renowned Rosh Yeshiva, Rabbi Moshe Wolberg, who will deliver the keynote address at the Wednesday night banquet and lead one of the evening’s farbrengens.
Graduation Ceremony Celebrates Dozens of Accomplished Students from The Jewish University of Moscow
The Jewish University of Moscow, held a festive and emotional graduation ceremony for 27 students at the Marina Rosche JCC campus marking their academic achievements over the years.
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