WIN BIG: Ten Yad’s Grand Split Drawing is TOMORROW!
If you have been waiting for the decisive moment, this is it. With the drawing tomorrow night, the chance at this year’s prize is almost gone.
Daily Archives: November 25, 2025
Chaim V’Chessed: Ministers Announce New Tax Breaks for Olim; Senior Tax Authority Officials Clarify Details
The central component of the proposal is an income tax exemption for new olim and returning residents who make aliyah in the coming years.
Jewish Presenter For Yeduton’s Instructional Mitzvah Videos Visits 770
Well-known Jewish presenter Oded Menaster, recognized across the globe for more than 15 years as the face of Yeduton’s instructional mitzvah videos, paid a special visit today to 770 Eastern Parkway.
Rosh Chodesh Kislev in Lubavitcher Yeshiva
Across all divisions, every talmid, regardless of age, felt the chayus of Rosh Chodesh Kislev. The achdus, the chassidishe varemkeit, and the joy of the day were tangible throughout the yeshiva, making this yom tov truly special.
TONIGHT: The B’Shalom Center — Growing Together – Q&A Zoom Event
At this event, we’ll address real-life questions about how and when to support a spouse who is struggling and share practical, compassionate guidance for becoming a more understanding and present partner.
Jewish Krasnoyarsk Unites for an Inspiring Challah Baking Event
More than 70 women from the Jewish community of Krasnoyarsk gathered for a moving and empowering evening dedicated to the mitzvah of separating challah.
Creating a Kosher Alternative to the Transcendental Meditation Deception
Transcendental Meditation first burst onto the scene in 1968, when the Beatles’ pilgrimage to the Maharishi’s ashram in India catapulted the practice into mainstream Western culture. The organization claimed to be secular and would enhance one’s existing religion, yet at its core, it peddled Hindu worship. This lie enabled TM to penetrate corporations and schools, masquerading as secular psychology.
New Chabad Center To Schaumburg, Illinois
With an estimated 600 Jewish families and no dedicated Jewish infrastructure, Schaumburg has long been an untapped community — until now.
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