A stirring new episode of The Alef in Conversation podcast features a reflective and far-reaching conversation with Rabbi Yosef Katzman, exploring what it means to truly see the world, and ourselves, through the lens of Geulah.
In the days following the horror of September 11th, 2001 a Hatzalah volunteer, who was present at ground zero as the towers collapsed, penned the following memoir of the events of that day.
From prison cells to army bases, Aleph is there to remind every Jewish soul that they are never forgotten.
Step into the new year with renewed energy, deeper commitment, and an open heart. Now available in enhanced quality and fully subtitled, you are invited to experience the Farbrengen of Chai Elul 5746 (September 22, 1986).
Video from the scene shows flames billowing from the 3rd floor of a four-floor building at 1228 S. Johns Pl between Albany Ave and Troy Ave.
At Aleph, “just enough” is never enough. Our beloved founder, Rabbi Sholom D. Lipskar a”h, taught us to go above and beyond—over the top—with compassion and heart.
Continuing his interview series, Rabbi Chaim Dalfin interviews Rabbi Yosef Keller on his work on the new Sefer Tanya Hashalem.
As Kvutza 5785-5786 was on their way to the Rebbe, they took the opportunity to blow the Shofar on an ELAL flight. The response from the passengers and airline staff was beautiful.
Watch this new music video release from Simcha Friedman and Shmuel Batash.
Researcher Eliyahu Yossian was hosted at Chabad Israeli of Orange County, under the leadership of Rabbi Rafi Dadon, with a lecture on Iran and the Middle East. This past weekend, the Chabad Israeli community of Orange County, California, under the […]
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin, author and Chasidic historian shares interesting facts, many revealed for the first time. The purpose of his program is to inspire all but especially the youth. Watch another installment here on CrownHeights.info.
In a digital age saturated with flashy distractions and fleeting trends, one Chabad yungerman is quietly redefining how timeless spiritual wisdom can be shared with the modern world.
AFIkoMAN brings the simcha that comes out during the days before Rosh Hashana. It is the perfect time to realign ourselves with the ultimate truth that Hashem is so close to each of us and all we need to do is allow Him in.
It was a session that had mechanchim buzzing long after it ended, lighting up the mechachim chats and sparking conversations across the world of chinuch.
Testing is underway as the first modular home was placed in the empty lot which will soon accommodate hundreds of bochurim coming to Crown Heights for Tishrei.
Later that night in our Sukkah, his first in two years since the war began, looking at a picture of the Rebbe on the wall and the Smirnoff on the table, he exclaimed: “I can’t believe it! Same Chabad! Same Rebbe! same farbrengen! I’m so happy!” We knew we were in the right place. It was a clear sign.
A simple interaction in the hallway, a thoughtful answer to a question, or a word of encouragement during a difficult day often leaves an impression on a student that stays with them for a lifetime.
