Shabbos at the BESHT: Rabbi Boruch Sholom Jacobson is a shliach to Hunter College in NYC. He will be giving this week’s lecture on how Chasidus helps us use our bodies to be spectacles to see G-dliness.
As we continue our Farbrengen on aspects of Yud Tes Kislev, I am posting an insight on the Tanya, that I heard from Rab Aharon Chitrik, a”h. hopefully this insight will enhance our appreciation of the Tanya, and subsequently when we begin learning the Tanya anew
In a historic gathering, the Brandenburg Gate, a symbol once known for its association with the Nazis, served as the backdrop for a remarkable demonstration of Jewish pride and resilience.
In this week’s Dvar Torah, Rabbi Katzman looks to delve into Yaacov’s transformative journey and his relationship with Eisav. This is a story of redemption and purpose.
The Brooklyn Children’s Museum is welcoming all for a free weekend of fun in celebration of its 125th Anniversary.
Each year, the streets of Miami bustle with tens of thousands of visitors who descend upon the city for Art Basel, the largest art show in America. Every year during Art Basel, Chabad-Lubavitch of Midtown Miami, which straddles the Miami Design District and the Wynwood neighborhood—the latter known for its street graffiti art—welcomes the huge influx of Jewish visitors, from visual and multimedia artists and to art dealers and collectors.
KSCVK will be launching its annual campaign Motzei Shabbos and every dollar will go towards helping complete a Jewish family. Don’t let Devorah down.
Chabad of Melbourne CBD and Caulfield Shule held a Pre-Chanukah event in Parliament House with brass and elected officials joining the crowd.
