The Shluchim Office Launches “Together For Shluchim” Campaign
The Shluchim Office launches their “Together For Shluchim” campaign, giving you the opportunity to partner with the Shluchim Office and provide for the needs of the Shluchim.
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A Refreshing Change from the Typical Boardroom
In a first meeting of its kind, Chabad on Campus International Advisory Board Meets at Chabad at Temple University,
Remsen Village Closes on Shul and Community Center With The Help Of Generous Grant
The community of Remsen Village, which just closed on a large shul and center to serve its growing needs, did so thanks to a generous grant from Rabbi Dovid Fisher.
After 81 Years: Discovered His Brother Was Murdered in the Holocaust and Flew to Russia to Say Kaddish
A chilling story ended this week in Petersburg: a 91-year-old Jew who, after 81 years of searching, just discovered the burial place of his brother who perished in the Holocaust, traveled with the help of the Jewish community and Chabad to his grave in Russia to say Kaddish for the rising of his soul.
Shluchim, Askonim Lead Shluchim Office Annual Fundraiser
A group of Askonim and Shluchim led by director Rabbi Gedalya Shemtov are leading the annual fundraiser for the Shluchim Office which will take place this Tuesday, 24 Sivan.
INBOX: Let Me Not Tell You A Story
Once upon a time, something remarkable happened that I can’t tell you about. I’m bursting because I cannot share them, but I so badly want to.
New Engagement!
Shmulik Frenkel (Kfar Chabad, Israel) to Racheli Levenhartz (Kiev, Ukraine)
“Isaiah 53” Crown Heights’s Own Graffiti Artist
On signs, walls, ATMs, mailboxes, and trucks, Crown Heights’s own graffiti artist, nicknamed “Isaiah 53” has been tagging the scenes of the community with his signature work, the scrawled words “Isaiah 53”. So who is this mysterious man?
New Wave Of Ukrainian Jewish Refugees En Route To Poland In Wake Of Kakhovka Dam Collapse
Following the breach of the Kakhovka dam in Southern Ukraine earlier this week, Ukrainian Jews are boarding buses and fleeing the country towards Poland. Chabad of Poland is preparing to receive and shelter the group in Warsaw.
PSA: Accessibility At The Ohel Chabad On Gimmel Tammuz
For individuals with special medical needs who wish to visit the Ohel on Gimmel Tammuz, please fill out the form to reserve advanced arrangements for accessibility.
Airfare Discounts For Anash And Shluchim This Gimmel Tammuz (2023)
We present a comprehensive list of Airfare discounts available to Anash and Shluchim traveling to New York Area Airports ahead of Gimmel Tammuz 5783 (2023).
147 New Chabad Rabbis Celebrate Their Ordination
Marking an important stage in a lifetime of intensive Torah study and ready to serve Jewish communities around the world, 147 young rabbis congregated with family and friends on Sunday, June 9, at the Chabad-affiliated Rabbinical College of America in Morristown, N.J.
Minimum Wage for NYC Delivery Workers Rises From $7 to Nearly $18 An Hour
Mayor Eric Adams announced on Sunday that the city would increase the minimum wage for delivery workers to $17.96. The current base pay for delivery workers in the city is around $7 an hour.
JLI: From the Hippie Movement to a Hassidic Artist
Michoel Muchnik grew up during the hippie movement and got swept up in the counterculture. Through a deep search for something more, he encountered the path of Judaism he now lives by. He uses art to communicate and portray some of his favorite Hassidc ideas. This is his story.
Anash, Businessmen Test For Smicha Through Online Semicha Program
A group of talmidim in the acclaimed Online Smicha program led by Rabbi Nachman Wilhelm got tested by Rabbi Yossi Marlow this week.
Mivtza Torah Completed at Yeshiva Ketana “Tomchei Tmimim” of Istra
In the suburbs of Moscow, Yeshiva Ketana “Tomchei Tmimim” of Istra celebrated the completion of Mivtza Torah that was run by the students of Shiur Gimmel under “Attah”, in which the participants learned additional material outside of their regular classes.
JEM: Kovetz Chof Ches Sivan – The Inside Story
Rabbi Simon Jacobson shares the inside story behind the publishing of Kovetz Chof Ches Sivan, and the distribution of the Kovetz on the 50th anniversary of the Rebbe and Rebbetzin’s safe arrival in the United States.
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