Rabbi Motti Flikshtein shares his remarkable journey from a troubled youth to a respected Chabad Rabbi in Wilmington, Delaware. Raised in a secular Jewish home, Rabbi Flikshtein life took a dramatic turn as he explored his Jewish roots and ultimately found meaning and purpose in Jewish observance.
In the 1950’s, the Rebbe set the tone for every Yid being a Shliach of Hashem. Who brought students to Jewish schools and camps? You and I.
To enhance our hachona as the community of Chassidim leading up to Gimmel Tammuz, The Derher has produced a stunning Special Edition Magazine.
Last week, I went to Crown Heights with my mother and grandfather, along with thousands of others to pay our final respects to a great man, Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky. He passed away just shy of his 75th birthday in New York.
We have been made aware that “Within Our Lifetime,” an anti-Semitic group, has called for a demonstration and day of rage across New York City tomorrow, Monday, in protest of the heroic rescue by the IDF of the hostages. They list the Brooklyn Museum as a target location.
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.
New York City’s red light cameras, an program that sits at the intersection of safety and inconvenience, has been given the green light by Albany to continue through December of 2027, and expand to 600 intersections citywide.
In Episode 26 of the Optimizing Mothers Podcast, hosted by Mrs. Sara Blau, Mrs. Raizy Mendelsohn, the first Shlucha to Wyoming, talks about raising her eight children in a place where their only friends are their siblings.
Anash and bochurim worldwide are preparing with mixed emotions for the holy and auspicious day of Gimel Tammuz.
Rabbi: What you just said is very nice and inspiring for you. This motivates you because you believe that you are a miracle of the Rebbe. However, how should I inspire myself to dedicate myself to the Rebbe’s shlichus if I am not a miracle of the Rebbe?
