Israel on Campus Coalition (ICC) is offering $250 for college students to attend the Pro-Israel rally on 11/14 in Washington, DC. The rally is expected to be one of the largest pro-Israel rallies in history.
Congressman, local leaders, and tens of thousands of residents packed into Manhattan’s Central Park this week for a unity concert and rally in support of Israel.
Leading Rabbonim to address complex Shlichus queries, from Halachically problematic relationships and sensitive family matters to Mechiras Chametz and Koshering kitchens.
The Ohel Bus Service will be providing subsidized transportation round trip from Crown Heights to the Ohel throughout the International Kinus Hashluchim 5784.
In light of the current challenges facing Jewish communities worldwide, this year’s kinus will feature a new Wellness Summit, a full-day, dedicated educational forum focusing on various physical and mental health-related matters.
Agudath Israel of America extends its heartfelt congratulations to Rabbi Avi Schnall on his hard-fought victory in the race to represent New Jersey’s 30th Legislative District in the General Assembly.
At a time when Jewish college students face unprecedented challenges, grappling with rising instances of antisemitism, one pioneering program is taking a proactive stance in fortifying the foundation of Jewish identity.
Today, KnowUs, an initiative of Agudath Israel of America, sent a letter to Mr. Jeffery Bezos and the leadership of Amazon, demanding that the company cease selling products that incite hatred and violence against Israel.
In a time when the world is grappling with the aftermath of terror attacks in Israel and an ongoing war, FC Band from Friendship Circle of Cleveland is set to release an inspiring song, “Get Lit”, on November 9th. The track aims to spread a message of hope, emphasizing that every individual, regardless of their abilities, can shine their light and make a difference.
A large fire on the first floor of a Miami Ct home in Crown Heights thankfully left no injuries Tuesday morning.
Last week, organizers of the International Conference of Chabad Shluchim met with representatives of various New York City law enforcement agencies in preparation for the largest annual Jewish gathering in the US, set for this weekend.
The International Minyan for NYC Marathoners, on November 5, was, by any metrics, the most successful in its history. An estimated 250 people participated in the services held at the Fort Wadsworth staging area this year.
For the first time, the popular Kinus Resource Expo will be open to the Crown Heights community to take advantage of the innovative projects and products offered to the Shluchim.
Today, Tuesday, November 7th, is Election Day in Crown Heights. While our elected officials are running unopposed, it is still important to exercise your right to vote and ensure that the Anash community is actively participating in the electoral process.
The Kinus Hashluchim this year adds a crucial dimension to its conference with its first-ever “Youth Summit.” Featuring tailored workshops and discussions, the summit aims to empower Shluchim in their endeavors to nurture the Jewish identity of the younger generation.
With just days to go to the the Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchim 5784, this year’s theme song “Shlichus Around The Clock” has been released.
In a heartwarming and lively gathering, Lubavitch House Manchester played host to a remarkable Tzivos Hashem Rally on a sunny Sunday afternoon. This event brought together boys and girls under the age of bar/bas mitzvah under the banner of “Mipi Olelim…From the mouths of young children.”
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