Chabad.org Launches “End the Cycle,” an 18-Week Course on the Rebbe’s Path to Peace
New online series offers historical context and a Torah-based plan for a safer Israel and Middle East.
Daily Archives: October 30, 2025
Here’s My Story: Saved By The Nanny, Adopted By The Rebbe
After surviving the Holocaust, Mrs. Miriaim Fellig, together with her husband Joe, went on to have ten children, and many more grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was interviewed in January 2009 and passed away in November 2021.
“Hitnari” A Beautiful Musical Collaboration
Chabad singer Avraham Fried joined Shulem Lemmer, and Akiva for a beautiful rendition of “Hitnari” LIVE in Israel.
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A Shliach Needs An Operation, It’s Costly, But There Is Hope
Communicated Content: A shliach in the U.S.A was recently diagnosed with a severe illness, Hashem Yishmor. There is a operation that promises hope, but it is extremely costly.
Hochul Declares State of Emergency Over Looming Halt To EBT Food Stamps
Due to the ongoing government shutdown, SNAP payments will be suspended nationwide starting in November, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. It’s a massive blow to New York, where 3 million people rely on the federal benefits to put food on the table.
Gallery #1: Thousands Converge On Yerushalayim For Anti-Draft Protest
Thousands upon thousands of Chareidim, including Chabad Chassidim, descended on Yerushalayim Thursday for a Million Man protest against Chareidi conscription into the military.
When the Glow Wears Off: The Silent Strength of Presence in the Classroom
Managing Behavior through Chabad Chassidus and Nervous System Awareness.
Record-Breaking Floods Strike Chabad House in Hoi An, Vietnam
While Hurricane Melissa has devastated Jamaica and dominated news coverage in the United States, another deadly natural disaster has been making waves across the world.
Mivtzoim Return To The NYC Marathon For The Third Year
About two million people come out throughout the day to watch and cheer the runners. Having run it four times, I know that there are many Jews among the spectators. It’s a great opportunity for Mivtzah Tefillin and Neshek.
New Chabad Center Opens In Citrus and Hernando Counties In Florida
The move came after a local conservative synagogue, struggling with declining attendance, reached out to Rabbi Bentzion Korf, Director of Chabad in Florida, to help revitalize the Jewish community. With an estimated several thousand Jews spread out across the counties, the Serebryanskis saw an opportunity.
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