Fifty Years Since Mivtza Chinuch: A Call to Action This Shabbos
This week marks 50 years since the Rebbe launched Mivtza Chinuch, placing a renewed focus on education and introducing the 12 Pesukim as a central foundation.
Weekly Story: Healthy Summer
For a half a century, the Avrohom Eliezer Camp Fund has stood as a pillar in the Chabad community. Through its financial assistance, thousands of children have been able to experience the joy of summer camp filled with exciting activities and immersed in a vibrant Torah atmosphere.
Weekly Dvar Torah: 50 Years Later — The Twelve Pesukim, Finally Understood
In this week’s Dvar Torah, Rabbi Katzman expands on the impact the 12 Pesukim, are not just what we teach our children, have on our own lives.
Chabad Rov Pens Letter To Community Urging Parents to Vaccinate Against Measles
Amid growing concern over a measles outbreak in Eretz Yisroel, HaRav Yitzchak Yehuda Yaroslavsky—senior rov of the Chabad community in Eretz Yisroel, secretary of the Beis Din Rabbonei Chabad, and rov of Nachalas Har Chabad in Kiryat Malachi—has issued an urgent call to the local Anash to vaccinate against measles.
New Chabad Center Takes Root In Pisac, Peru
Today, at the center of town, a Chabad House stands as a hub of Jewish life, housing a synagogue, event space, and a kosher restaurant — a place for Jewish travelers to call home.
Sefer Hamitzvos and Rambam Challenge Extended; Raffle Winner Announced
The Sefer Hamitzvos and Rambam Hachlata initiative for girls and women, launched in connection with the Siyum, encouraged participants to strengthen their daily learning.
The Chabad Russian Center is housed in the Leizer Verbukh Jewish Community Center, a six-story, 39,000-square-foot white modernist structure overlooking the water of Biscayne Bay.
Sleek Chabad Russian Center Rises on Miami Waterfront
The building was dedicated in January and serves as the base of Jewish life for Russian-speaking Jews in the area, regardless of which part of the former Soviet bloc they come from.
Here’s My Story: Inspiration For The Isolated
Rabbi Yaakov Blotner has served as a Chabad emissary in Worcester, Massachusetts, since 1972. He has specialized in kosher supervision and has also headed up the Jewish Chaplaincy Services, an organization which provides religious services to prisons and mental health hospitals. He was interviewed in January 2026.
Lag B’omer Rally and Fair to Highlight Fifty Years of the Twelve Pesukim
The NCFJE is once again hosting the annual Lag B’omer rally at the park for Crown Heights schools, followed by a full-day fair open to the community free of charge.
The Day After. What Now?
Episode 9 of Conversations in Chassidus with Rabbi Levi Jacobson, about the power of living with the Rebbe’s Maamarim.
New Chabad Couple to Manage China’s Only Jewish School
Rabbi Shmulik and Menoucha Rachel Amar have recently arrived in Foshan, China, to join Rabbi Gadi and Avigail Louzoun in expanding Chabad’s presence in China’s Guangdong province.
Yeka Passover Camp 2026 Brings Warmth and Renewal to Unprivileged Jewish Boys from Across Ukraine
Seventy Jewish boys from across Ukraine gathered in Zhytomyr, western Ukraine, to take part in a unique and uplifting Passover camp held on the Or Avner ‘Alumim’ campus.
BDE: Rabbi Chaim Meir Chazan, OBM
With great sadness, we report the passing of Rabbi Chaim Meir Chazan OBM, a shochet and founder of Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim in Kiryat Gat. He passed away on Thursday, the 29th of Nissan, 5786.
New Chabad Center Established in Oakland Park, Florida
In the heart of South Florida’s Broward County, the city of Oakland Park is now seeing a Jewish revival with the arrival of Rabbi Sruli and Faigy Mochkin, along with their two daughters.
Marking a Decade of Growth: 500 Jewish Women Gather for Inspiring Shabbaton in Petersburg
More than 500 Jewish women from 45 cities across Russia and Belarus came together Petersburg for a powerful and uplifting Shabbaton, marking the 10th anniversary of this unique gathering organized by the Kollel Torah learning network.
Kentucky Governor Signs Legislation Requiring Contact With Chabad Before Cremation of Unclaimed Bodies
Kentucky’s legislation addressing the handling of unclaimed remains has now officially been signed into law by the governor, making Chabad of Bluegrass a required stop before cremation of unclaimed bodies.
Largest-Ever Mitzvah Tank Parade in South Florida Marks Yud Alef Nissan
A fleet of 23 Mitzvah Tanks set out from the Lubavitch Educational Center (LEC), launching a powerful operation that brought the message of Pesach, Moshiach, and Yiddishkiet to thousands across the Greater Miami area.
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