Purim Gallery: Colorful Gallery Captures Unique Atmosphere in Mea Shearim
Thousands of people from all across the country flock on Shushan Purim to the holy city of Jerusalem in order to celebrate Purim of the walled city.
Thousands of people from all across the country flock on Shushan Purim to the holy city of Jerusalem in order to celebrate Purim of the walled city.
Purim was celebrated across Paris with Megillah readings, Shalach Manos, and Simcha spread far and wide.
The Rally for Light was created to celebrate and strengthen core Australian values — mateship, courage, resilience, and the willingness to stand together in times of hardship. This year, those ideals carried a deeper significance.
This past Purim night, a historic moment was recorded at the central “Marina Roscha” Shul in the center of Moscow, an emotional event that connected a glorious past to a promising Jewish future.
AI provided speed, and the group of Shluchim provided on-the-ground experience, the kind that only comes from running a Megillah reading in a Chabad house at 11 pm with hundreds of people and children swinging groggers.
The event drew an impressive crowd of over 400 participants – local Anash, bochurim from the Mesivta and Zal, and Rabbanim from across the region – all joining together in a remarkable display of achdus and hiskashrus.
A unique and unforgettable event took place this past Motzei Shabbos at ULY hall. Cheder Ohr Menachem in Crown Heights gathered together for a cheder-wide Siyum Horambam and Avos U’Banim event.
This annual event is held each year close to the yahrtzeit of the young shlucha, Chaya Mushka a”h Lazar, the eldest daughter of yibadel lechayim tovim the Chief Rabbi shlita.
On most weekdays, Jewish public school students s blend into crowded hallways. But now, they took center stage.
When a New York blizzard left a group of CTeens from Costa Rica stranded, they didn’t just find shelter—they found a home. The group made their way to Hadar Hatorah for an impromptu, high-energy farbrengen, proving that the warmth of Chassidus can melt even the toughest winter storm.
The intensive program brought together school leaders from Russia, Belarus, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Latvia for professional development, strategic planning, and collaborative exchange aimed at strengthening Jewish education throughout the region.
An atmosphere of simcha, achdus, and hisorerus filled the tent at Lubavitch Educational Center as hundreds gathered for a grand Siyum HaRambam, hosted by the Yeshiva Gedola, marking the completion of the Rambam cycle in accordance with the Rebbe’s takanah of daily study.
Ahead of Yud Aleph Nissan, Tomchei Tmimim Ocean Parkway launched its annual Mishnayos Baal Peh Drive, dedicated L’ilui Nishmas Mordechei Dovid ben Avraham Keller A”H, as the talmidim unite in strength behind Yosef Keller, his brother, and call on the wider community to add in his merit.
Ten young professionals from the New York area chose a different kind of “day off” this President’s day. In conjunction with YJP Shliach Rabbi Yosef Wilhelm, the group headed to Hadar Hatorah for a curated “Day of Learning” designed to give working men a taste of the authentic Yeshiva experience.
While heavy snowfall blanketed New York and many schools closed their doors, Oholei Torah once again demonstrated a tradition that has defined the Yeshiva for seventy years: Torah learning continues.
Snow flurries began to fall, as buses of Jewish teens arrived at the Rebbe’s Ohel in Queens on Sunday, letters in hand and coats pulled tight. For many of the 4,578 teens attending the CTeen International Shabbaton, this was the quietest moment of the weekend.
A wave of excitement swept through Brunoy in recent days with the dedication of a new and impressive complex—“Beit Gorsed”—on the yeshiva campus.