Over 500 people gathered at JetBlue Park in Southwest Florida for an unforgettable Jewish Heritage Day (Israel Fest)—a vibrant celebration of Jewish culture, unity, and tradition.
Tonight is your last chance to participate in the Annual Aleph Auction, where every ticket you buy helps someone who is isolated and alone.
Chabad of Harvard hosted a meet and greet with former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennet in coordination with the Israel on Campus Coalition.
On the outside, it seems that the ideas animating yeshiva education and the therapeutic approach contradict each other—and they certainly can in the wrong hands. But in my experience, when approached with sensitivity and understanding, the two are mutually beneficial.
Two brothers are accused of intentionally damaging a menorah that was on the Guilford Town Green last holiday season and both men are facing multiple charges.
Nearly 4,000 people accompanied the Levaya of the late Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Wilshansky OBM to his resting place today. Rabbi Wilshansky served as the head of the Chabad yeshiva in Safed, an educational empire that paved the way for thousands of Chabad yeshiva students in Israel and around the world.
Purim, like Yom Kippur, is a day of deep connection to Hashem, but through joy instead of fasting. Just as Yom Kippur opens the gates of tefillah, Purim’s celebration and gratitude unlock that same power.
As we approach Purim, I feel compelled to reach out regarding a matter that weighs heavily on my heart. This year marks the 18th yahrzeit of my father, Gedaliah Yirachmiel Ben Michel, which falls on the 17th of Adar. In his memory, I would like to emphasize the crucial importance of safety during this joyous celebration.
We want Moshiach now! We absolutely do! Not because Moshiach is some kind of magical cure-all that instantly solves every problem, but because we understand what it truly means to live in the times of Moshiach.
Featuring LEC students, new song puts a tune to possuk said for the Rebbe’s name at the end of Shemoneh Esrei
A hate-filled vandal who ripped two Mezuzos off of doorposts of a Crown Heights building has been arrested, according to Crown Heights Shomrim, less than a week after the act.
Yaldei Hashluchos worldwide are celebrating their annual Shabbos Tzuzamen this week. Organized by the MyShliach team at Merkos 302, 110 regional Shabbatons are taking place simultaneously across the globe.
Join Embrace Live for an unforgettable virtual event and hear from fellow Bais Rivka Alumnae and relive past productions with a twist.
During the week in which the words of the Torah are read, “And make me a sanctuary,” the city of Tiumen in Siberia experienced a continuous day of sublime and uplifting events, which resulted in a tremendous Kidush Hashem and raised the pride of the city’s thousands of Jews.
The CYP Encounter series continues, next up: Atlanta, Georgia. Providing a one-of-a-kind Shabbat experience for young Jewish professionals across the US Southeast, it aims to unite young Jews from Atlanta, Alabama, Florida, the Carolinas and beyond.
Daylight Savings Time begins on Motzai Shabbos and we ‘spring ahead’ – at 2:00am it will become 3:00am – taking away an hour of sleep.
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin, author and Chasidic historian shares interesting facts, many revealed for the first time. The purpose of his program is to inspire all but especially the youth. Watch another installment here on CrownHeights.info.
