Rabbi Meir Mazuz, who passed away on April 19, 2025—21 Nissan, the seventh day of Passover—was a proud bearer of the Tunisian Jewish tradition. He hailed from a community that had thrived for millennia, and he carried forward its unique customs and distinctive approach to Torah study.
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin continued his interview series with Rabbi Avraham Shmuel Levine of Tel Aviv, who talks about Yeshiva Kfar Chabad and Rabbi Shlomo Chaim Kesselman.
The Moshiach Chidon launched today, Rosh Chodesh Iyar. Now in its fifth year, the program continues to grow rapidly, with a record 39 Yeshivos from around the world participating this year.
A rare stone capital decorated with a menorah design, the Temple candelabrum, over 1500 years old, is now revealed to the public for the first time.
As Green Bay, Wis., prepared to host the 2025 NFL Draft, bringing an estimated 600,000 football fans to the modest midwestern city, another preparation was quietly underway—one focused not on player selections and sports analysis, but on kosher meals and prayer services.
Courtesy of Crown Heights photographer Shmuli Evers, and following yesterday’s picture of the day, we present this mind-bending shot of 770 Eastern Parkway following the recent rain storm.
A powerful conversation with Rabbi Yisroel Deren reveals how the Rebbe fundamentally transformed our understanding of Moshiach from a mere escape from galus to a positive future worth actively pursuing.
A small group of approximately 50 pro-Palestine “protesters” which gathered outside the Barclay’s Center Monday evening have dispersed home after the NYPD refused to allow them to march into Crown Heights.
CGI United, a beloved and transformative summer experience for Jewish girls, is proud to announce a dynamic new chapter as it prepares for an extraordinary Summer 2025.
Yermi and Daniella Liam (nee Pohlman) Kurkus from Lake Lure, NC had a baby boy!
Following the planned protest scheduled for today, as well as the protests and footage from last week, the Vaad Hakohol has reached out to the Central Yeshiva at 770 and the United Talmidei Hakvutza, requesting that they issue an announcement with guidelines for the students.
As the joyous festival of Pesach approached, a quiet revolution was underway in Sheepshead Bay—a project that combined deep organization, heartfelt inspiration, and the Rebbe’s vision, with powerful results.
For the second time in one week, violent agitators are planning to march into Crown Heights, waving the flags of terror and intimidation, aiming to bring fear to a peaceful Jewish neighborhood. Our community is under siege, and the silence from our leaders is not just disappointing — it is a betrayal.
A 60-day warning period starts on Monday for drivers who block bus stops or improperly use bus lanes. People will receive warning notices in the mail before they’re hit with summonses, which start at $50 and go up to $250 for repeat offenders, according to the MTA.
Courtesy of Crown Heights photographer Shmuli Evers, we present this stunning shot of 770 Eastern Parkway following the recent rain storm.
With almost 100 attendees in person and over 400 online, last night the first Shiur in a six-week refresher on Hilchos Taharah was launched.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams stepped into the quagmire that is the Crown Heights “protest” this past Thursday night with what he must have thought was a politically correct statement, calling victims of the “protest” to come forward, so justice could be served. Instead of a welcome, he got absolutely torched online.
