Way back in 1977, three young university students had some spare time over the summer holidays. So, they rented a motorhome, added some lettering and pictures using some coloured tapes, and went to explore regional Australia, to see if they could connect with anyone Jewish.
Nearly 100 Shluchim from across Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. converged on Chabad of Princeton University for the annual Mid-Atlantic Regional Kinus.
Spotted in Crown Heights. Two National Guardsmen stationed in Crown Heights due to increased security measures stopped by a local store for a bite to eat. The increased security was put in place following a string of high profile assassinations attributed to Israel.
The building committee met with Harav Moshe Bogomilsky to review construction pland for the new and improved Empire Shteibel in Crown Heights.
Shliach of the Rebbe the Israeli army, Rabbi Gershom Ohana and his son, visited the speaker of the Knesset Amir Ohana and gave a gift of the new book “Make Peace”. The book outlines the Rebbe’s view towards peace in the land of Israel.
This still image taken from a Hamas propaganda video shows the moment before a terrorist runs out and plants an explosive under the tank flying the Mashiach flag. The video cuts out right after the explosion. Picture number two shows the tank after the explosion with some slight wear and tear.
Close to 200 campus Shluchim from 14 countries at the Chabad on Campus International Kinus HaShluchim in Eretz Yisrael.
Following a reversal of policy by Israel’s Ministry of Defense, the headstone of Yisroel Yudkin HY’D, an officer in the IDF and Chabad Chossid who was killed while fighting in Gaza, was placed with the acronym for Hashem Yakum Damo. This picture was posted to X by Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.
In a meeting at the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem with William Daroff, CEO of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was seen with a copy of the new book “Make Peace,” which explores the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s vision for achieving lasting peace in Israel.
Javier Millei, Argentina’s President, attended the Gimmel Tammuz event in Buenos Aires. He observed with a somber expression from afar, and the other attendants had no idea Milei was there until he was gone.
Two worlds collided in Crown Heights Thursday night with the Waterbury Hatzalah Car-1 making a stop outside of 770 Eastern Parkway and being captured in a photo.
As the Zman draws to an end, Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitch Queens, currently located in Brooklyn, posed for a group photo with students and staff.
Shiur aleph and beis of Beis Medrash Oholei Torah posed for a group picture as the year of study nears completion.
Mazal Tov to Lauder Chabad Campus on thier beautiful new center. The building’s street has officially been named “Rabbi Schneerson Place” after the Lubavitcher Rebbe. The new street sign was ceremoniously unveiled by the Vienna City Councilor for Culture and Science, Veronika Kaup-Hasler, and the District Mayor of Brigittenau, Christine Dubravac-Widholm.
Rabbi Yonatan Markovitch, a Shliach and Chief Rabbi of Kyiv, officiates a funeral for a Daniel, a Jewish Ukrainian special forces soldier who lost his life during heavy fighting. At a request by Rabbi Markovitch, the military funeral was held according to Halacha.
On their first day, the newly elected Vaad members visited the Ohel to daven for success in their new positions serving the Crown Heights community
Rabbi Levi Garelik and Vaad Hakohol candidate Meir New hold a dollar from the Rebbe given to Rabbi Garelik in Tof Shin Mem Vov for those who voted in that Sunday’s Vaad Hakohol Election. This photo was taken at Lubavitcher Yeshiva Crown Street where Rabbi Garelik had arrived to vote in the present Vaad Hakohol election.
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