As thousands of Jewish singles continue to join Met@Chabad, the global matchmaking initiative has expanded its platform to include Russian, Spanish and French, making it accessible to more Jewish communities worldwide.
In a powerful display of unity and pride, 420 Lubavitcher mechanchim from 75 cities gathered Tuesday afternoon for the iconic “class photo” at the 26th Annual International Kinus HaMechanchim at the Armon Hotel in Stamford, Connecticut.
While rampant inflation was to blame for the biggest surge during the pandemic, prices have continued to soar since, with ground beef best demonstrating the out-of-control market as it hit $6.82 a pound in June, a 79% increase from 2019, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Courtesy of Lubavitch Lebt, we present this historic footage of the First Siyum of the Children’s Sefer Torah.
The Ten Yad Grand Split officially launches this 15 B’Av, and for a limited time, you can secure your tickets at exclusive launch pricing while entering for the chance to win what could become the largest Grand Split prize ever.
The opening sessions of the 26th International Kinus HaMechanchim brought together hundreds of mechanchim representing every corner of the chinuch world. Tailored workshops gave rebbis, menahalim, and administrators alike a rare chance to learn and collaborate with their peers in their unique Shlichus.
Rafi Horwitz (Coral Springs, FL) to Nicole Sender (Toronto, Canada)
Please join us for a Siyum and Suedah on Tuesday evening, 15th Av 5786 (July 28, 2026), at Yeshivas Hadar Hatorah -Kol Yaakov Yehudah, 824 Eastern Parkway.
BH, close to 500 Bochurim have participated in this Mivtza, from Tzefas in Eretz Yisroel to New Haven, Connecticut, from Manchester, England to Chicago Illinoi, and from Yeshiva Campus in Suffield to YKP in Pennsylvania.
Today’s siyum on Maseches Tamid will be given by Rabbi Aaron L. Raskin, rabbi at Congregation B’nai Avraham and Shliach at Chabad of Brooklyn Heights.
Standing together at the Ohel, the mechanchim began the Kinus with the awareness that their work is far more than a profession. Every day, they carry the tremendous responsibility and zechus of shaping the minds, hearts and futures of the next generation.
Tonight, hundreds of mechanchim from 75 cities across the globe will gather for one of the central highlights of the International Kinus HaMechanchim, the iconic Kinus Banquet, and viewers around the world are invited to watch it live.
Multiple fire departments from across northeast Iowa responded Tuesday morning to a major fire at the Agri Star Meat & Poultry processing plant in Postville, sending heavy smoke into the air and prompting smoke advisories for neighboring communities.
Last night, the men of our community filled The Arches for the 6th Annual Bonei Olam Chabad Men’s Event. The campaign was already underway, but something happens when a room like that comes together. Giving stops being a number on a screen and becomes personal.
“Trampoline Kid” is a unique first, rhythmic, energetic, colorful and entertaining. It is dedicated to all parents and children with inexhaustible energy, children who may not always follow the rules, but are capable of accomplishing great things.
Rabbi Mendy Chitrik, a Chabad Shliach and chairman of the Alliance of Rabbis in Islamic States (ARIS) visited Doha with a group of rabbis to offer condolences to Qatar’s Emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, following the death of the Father Emir, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani.
The finishing touches are being prepared as hundreds of mechachim traverse the globe ahead of the 26th International Kinus HaMechanchim, which begins today in Stamford, Connecticut.
