
Gallery: A Kotel Tour, The Museum, Tunnels, and More
Chabad photographer Mordehai Lubecki made a visit to Yerushalayim, taking a tour of the Kosel, its tunnels, the museum, and City of David.
Chabad photographer Mordehai Lubecki made a visit to Yerushalayim, taking a tour of the Kosel, its tunnels, the museum, and City of David.
For 2nd week, tens of Yungeleit gathered at Empire Shteeble, for the Wednesday evening Taharas Hamishpocha Shiur, given by certified Chosson Teacher, Rabbi Sharon Weiss – of Living Chassidus.
In a stash of photos obtained by Hasidic Archives, families who had smuggled across the border between the Soviet Union and Poland—and who later resided in Pocking, Germany, and the suburbs of Paris, France—can be seen in family portraits.
Sydney’s Jewish community gathered last week for a standout evening as J-iGNITE, a platform known for fostering innovation, leadership, and networking among young professionals, hosted a unique one-off event open to a broader audience.
One hundred Shluchim—serving as the Jewish infrastructure across 40 countries in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East—gathered to reinforce one another and map the next phase of Jewish life in a post–Oct. 7 world.
At an event in Salt Lake City, The Oracle: Portraits of Rebbe Mendel Schneerson was honored with the prestigious Wilbur Award, presented to two members of the creative team behind the book.
More than 250 Shluchim gathered in Paris for their annual Regional Kinus Hashluchim this week.
In the presence of the Chief Rabbi of Russia, Rabbi Berel Lazar Shlita, a special event was held to express appreciation and gratitude to the layleaders of the large Jewish community in Moscow, who stand behind the many projects and events of the Central “Marina Roshcha” Shul.
This past Tuesday, CBDChabad Sydney celebrated the culmination of its landmark Building Bridges initiative with a dynamic business lunch hosted at Shaw & Partners, featuring keynote speaker Rob Nadebaum, ANZ Managing Director of Israeli agritech giant Netafim.
A rare stone capital decorated with a menorah design, the Temple candelabrum, over 1500 years old, is now revealed to the public for the first time.
As the joyous festival of Pesach approached, a quiet revolution was underway in Sheepshead Bay—a project that combined deep organization, heartfelt inspiration, and the Rebbe’s vision, with powerful results.
With almost 100 attendees in person and over 400 online, last night the first Shiur in a six-week refresher on Hilchos Taharah was launched.
The cornerstone was laid for a new and spectacular shul complex, completely renovated with the donation of Mr. Suleiman Karimov, a local Muslim who, for the sake of peace in the world, is investing a fortune to build a shul alongside a house of prayer.
Nearly 100 Jewish women from fifteen Latin-American countries touched down in Panama City today for the start of the first-ever Spanish-speaking women’s retreat, an inspirational weekend organized by the Spanish Desk at Merkos 302.
On a visit to Crown Heights facilitated by Chabad of Chevron, and hosted by Bais Shmuel Chabad, Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir made a stop at 770 Eastern Parkway, where he received a tour and davened in the main Shul.
Throughout the vibrant days of Chol Hamoed, a remarkable Released Time camp infused the joy and spirit of Pesach into the lives of 150 public school students from across New York City
Hundreds of members of the Crown Heights community flocked to 770 Eastern Parkway Thursday for the Levaya of Rabbi Menachem Rairport OBM, a Crown Heights resident and former butcher.