7 Events for 70 Years of Oholei Torah
The weeklong celebration will bring together the broader community and warmly engage talmidim, staff, parents, alumni, and the wider community across all ages and stages.
Cheder Chabad Toronto Grade Eight Lights Up the GTA
Over the course of Chanukah, Grade Eight participated in Mivtzoyim throughout the GTA. During these days, they helped over 60 men put on tefillin, distributed over 500 Chanukah guides and more than 650 Menorahs, and inspired many individuals and families, reaching over 1,500 Yidden across the GTA.
Google Translate, 16 Interviews, and an Argentinian Adventure
Over 20 years ago, JEM launched the My Encounter project, an ambitious undertaking to collect firsthand accounts of personal interactions and experiences with the Rebbe. Recently, their mission took them a flight away: to Argentina.
FaceTime With My Rebbi
One Sunday, my son Benny couldn’t make it to school. That afternoon, I received a message from his Rebbi, Rabbi Haberman, checking in. He asked how Benny was feeling. I explained why he was absent, and then shared a moment of nachas that had just unfolded at home.
Tattoo Rabbi Opens English-Speaking Chabad on Israel’s Coast
A former Buddhist-seeking, tattooed college student from a tiny Pennsylvania town now teaches Chasidic philosophy steps from the Mediterranean, guiding a fast-growing English-speaking community in Hadera, Israel.
Final Day – Support KSCVK’s $500,000 Fundraising Campaign
Thank you for being part of this important mitzvah and for supporting families at one of the most significant moments of their lives.
Young Shluchim Reunite at Action‑Packed Winter Camp
From Panama to Hawaii to England, the children gathered at the 112-acre grounds in the Verdugo Hills of Glendale for a week of connection, growth, and shared experiences.
Lamplighters Podcast: Facing Cancer Together – A Rabbi And His Community
In Episode 61 of Lamplighters: Stories From Chabad Emissaries On The Jewish Frontier, reporter/producer Gary Waleik presents the story of Rabbi Yossi and Rebbetzin Malki Rodal, whose shlichus has brought them from Australia’s sprawling Outback to the more settled city of Newcastle.
Here’s My Story: Knocking On The Gates Of Trust
Mrs. Chaya Teldon co-founded Chabad of Long Island together with her husband, Rabbi Tuvia Teldon, in 1977. She has continued to serve in that role since, as well as lecturing around the world. She was interviewed in December 2025.
Camp Emunah Traveling Shluchos Enter Its 30th Year
Camp Emunah’s traveling shluchos or better known as Cali-Emunah is getting ready for its 30th summer of its transformative program, continuing its mission to inspire and uplift girls through a powerful and immersive journey across the West Coast and beyond.
BDE: Doby Emanuel, 30, OBM
With great sadness we report the passing of Doby Emanuel OBM, a Chabad husband, father, and son, just two weeks short of his 31st birthday, following an extended illness.
Golders Green Giant Menorah Shines Brighter Than Ever in its 42nd Year
One of the longest-running public Menorah lightings in the UK marked its 42nd year with an event that was bigger, brighter, and more meaningful than ever before.
Head Shluchim To Mark 70 Years Since The Founding Of Gan Yisroel with Major CKids Overnight Camp Grant
A new scholarship grant, matched by Mr. George and Pamela Rohr, will give every Jewish child the opportunity to attend a CKids overnight camp.
An Ocean Themed Playroom Opens at Schneider Children’s Hospital in Israel
The playroom features interactive systems that respond to children’s movements. Every detail, from textures underfoot to visual effects on the walls, encourages exploration and ensures safe play.
Unique Safeguarding and Rescue Torah Scroll Dedicated in Kyiv’s KEDEM Community
The uniquely restored scroll, unlike a typical new Torah, has a remarkable story. Held for decades by a non-Jewish family, it required significant resources to redeem and return to Jewish hands.
British Rabbi to Lead “Oy to Joy” in Four Weeks
The course will be led by the highly respected Rabbi Yitzchok Schochet, a member of the Chief Rabbi’s cabinet and rabbi of Mill Hill Synagogue in London, UK, who was named by The Jewish Telegraph as one of the ten most influential rabbis in the United Kingdom.
Bondi Gunmen Acted Alone, No Evidence They Were Part of Terrorist Cell, Australian Police Report
Two gunmen who allegedly opened fire on a Jewish celebration on Sydney’s Bondi Beach earlier this month acted alone and there was “no evidence” they were part of a terrorist cell, police said on Tuesday.
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