Galit Distel Atbaryan, Israeli Minister of Public Diplomacy, met today with campus Shluchos and Chabad on Campus International leadership at the Chabad on Campus International Shluchos Kinus taking place this week.
Udi Dror, a politician and head of Department at the Israeli Ministry of Defense, visited 770 today and spoke with the bochurim. Dror joins a large number of Israeli politicians who made a stop at 770 during their United States visit.
Birthright-Israel: Mayanot made history recently when a record 1,127 participants spent Friday night together at the Western Wall. A few days earlier another record was shattered when almost 800 college students from around the United States landed at Ben-Gurion International Airport.
With great sadness we report the tragic passing of Devorah Leah Fishman OBM, the daughter of Rabbi Menachem Mendel and Chaya Fishman, a Chabad couple living in Bnei Brak.
This past Sunday, as hundreds of thousands of Yidden—both frum and non-frum—gathered to take part in the Israel Day Parade, the Mitzvah Tank Organization seized this tremendous opportunity to bring people closer to Yiddishkeit.
How does a community grow from five people to five hundred? How does a small town in the Florida Panhandle become a hub for growth and Yiddishkeit?
The Eastern Parkway Golf Links and Golf Club. Established in 1901, the Eastern Parkway Golf Links was not what we originally thought to be but an expansive area that covered almost the entire neighborhood.
An incredible display of accomplishment in Jewish learning was apparent at Chabad Hebrew School’s moving Up & Awards Ceremony.
An Israeli delegation visited Crown Heights Monday stopping by 770 and the Library among other locations.
Friendship Circle Brooklyn celebrated another full year of volunteering with a grand Appreciation Garden Party for their girls division.
In recent weeks, JEM has implemented an exciting change in how they deliver the daily videos of the Rebbe to tens of thousands, by transferring the process of distribution to a WhatsApp community.
Dozens of ancient clay paving bricks with imprints of the 10th Roman legion, that destroyed Jerusalem almost 2000 years ago, were discovered in a car by Jerusalem Police detectives during an operation.
Unwarranted love uproots the cause of the Temple’s destruction and brings its rebuilding. Rabbi Pinchas Weberman recalls a private audience in 1973 that explains just how literal this teaching is.
A NEW Two Part Shalom Bayis podcast series by Mrs. Esther Gendelman and Rabbi Yisroel Shurack will be available for listening in the next few weeks.
