Tonight, as Oholei Torah turns 70, Oholei Torah proudly launches its annual fundraising campaign, centered on a single, powerful theme that has defined the moissed over its past seven decades: Tachlis.
Listen as Chabad singer Avraham Fried puts a new twist on “Shalom Aleichem”, a song sung by Jewish families across the ages to welcome in the Shabbos.
Girls ages 8-13 gathered at the 112-acre grounds in the Verdugo Hills of Glendale, CA, for a week that would celebrate their unique roles as shluchos, give them an unforgettable experience, and build friendships among peers who truly understand them.
Yehuda Brown (Dallas, TX) to Kaylee Andrusier (Bal Harbour, FL)
It was an entirely unremarkable transaction save for one detail: that Tanya was the one millionth book lent out by the Lubavitch Lending Library.
What drew a college student from a Reform background to Yiddishket, and ultimately to Chassidus? What does “Frum Greatness” coaching mean, and why is that such an important way of appreciating life? How can basic concepts like dirah batachtonim, emunah and neshama have a relevant effect on the quality of life?
In a major development for the English-speaking community in Israel, Chaim V’Chessed, the leading organization supporting Olim with guidance, resources, and advocacy across all areas of life, has appointed former Knesset member Rabbi Yitzchak Pindrus as Senior Governmental Liaison.
Presented as part of Oholei Torah’s 70th anniversary celebrations, the program will feature seven alumni of Oholei Torah who, among our many alumni, have gone on to lead and shape Jewish education and moisdos chinuch across the world.
This gathering was event number two of seven planned programs taking place throughout the week, each designed to celebrate chinuch and engage different segments of the Oholei Torah community.
As unrest and uncertainty grip Iran once again, this video looks back at a daring operation to save Iranian Jews after the Iranian Revolution.
Fresh off the 22-hour flight from Sydney to New York, Ahmed al-Ahmed and Rabbi Yehoram Ulman paused on Tuesday morning to pray together at the Ohel, the resting place of the Rebbe—Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory—in Queens.
I have lived in Crown Heights for decades. When new leadership ran for the Vaad Hakohol and Community Council, I voted, encouraged others to vote, and believed—sincerely—that after years of inertia, something would finally change. Two years in, it’s time for an honest accounting.
For years, we have spoken about the “tuition crisis” or the “housing crisis.” But recently, a new term has entered the Crown Heights lexicon, coined by the upstart Bereishis Foundation: the “Gap Family.”
Ahmed al-Ahmed, the Bondi Beach Hero, and Rabbi Yehoram Ulman, Chabad of Bondi Rabbi, were at the Ohel this morning, the first stop on their U.S. trip. Rabbi Ulman and Ahmed al-Ahmed, who courageously intervened unarmed during the Chanukah attack in Sydney, will both be attending the Colel Chabad dinner in person.
CGI Toronto Boys’ Division Launches $800 Early-Bird Discount and announces Exciting Staff Lineup for Summer 5786, and Welcomes Back Morristown Principal Rabbi Aharon Wilschanski.
Oholei Torah is proud to announce the launch of 7 Letters for 70 Years, a special seven week series created in honor of seventy years of Chinuch Al Taharas Hakodesh.
Yisroel Levin (Palo Alto, CA) to Gittel Stein (Southfield, MI) L’Chaim: Tonight, Tuesday, 8:30pm at the JCM Lower Level
