Under the shadow of war, the Israeli administration has begun preparations for one of the largest annual pilgrimages in modern Israel, Lag B’Omer in Meiron. Chabad photographer Dovber Hechtman photographed the work at the site as they prepare for hundreds of thousands that will arrive.
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Rabbi Sholom Lipskar, a revered figure in the Jewish community, passed away on May 3, 2025, leaving behind a profound legacy of spiritual leadership and community service.
The inaugural CYP Encounter Southeast, hosted by Rabbi Eliyahu and Dena Schusterman and Rabbi Leivy and Shelbelle Lapidus of Chabad Intown Atlanta, brought together participants from Georgia, Florida, Alabama, and the Carolinas for a weekend of soulful inspiration and electric energy.
Courtesy of Rabbi Chaim Dalfin Archives, we present a unique historic photo, and ask our readers to help fill in the who, when, and where of this photo.
Over 800 Jewish students from across Russia and other former Soviet countries arrived in Shanghai, the most prominent and dynamic city in China, to make history together.
A shooting is under investigation in Crown Heights after a man was followed, and then shot in the back in a dispute Tuesday night.
In this segment, Rabbi Levine shares how he got his job working with Agudas HaRabbanim, Rav Henkin, and the Rebbe’s instructions that he remain there even though he heard negativity about Chabad
With great sadness we report the passing of Pini Hazan OBM, the son of the Rabbe’s Shluchim in Rome, Italy. He passed away on Wednesday, the 9th of Iyar, 5785 following an extended illness.
The B’Shalom Center is pleased to announce: “Treating Eating Disorders in the Jewish Community – Part 2”. This follow-up event will build on the important conversations begun in Part 1.
Last Thursday night, Bochurim from 40 Yeshivos around the world united in a Moshiach Chidon learning initiative, demonstrating their commitment to learning about Moshiach and bringing Achdus among Yeshiva Bochurim worldwide.
After emotionally pronouncing the bracha of Shehecheyanu, partaking in some birthday cake, and reading a card the students had prepared for him, Saul reminded the students, as he always does, not to take their education for granted and to do well in their studies—if only for his sake.
The Mivtzah encourages students to study the weekly Pirkei Avos, with an additional track offering the opportunity to delve deeper through insights featured in the Tzivos Hashem Weiss edition Pirkei Avos.
Sichat HaShavua (“Talk of the Week”) has been a staple in synagogues and homes across the world and has since expanded to include several languages. Brimming with Torah thoughts, chassidic teachings, Jewish history, stories and the Jewish perspective on current events, the Hebrew-language newsletter was an instant hit when it launched in 1987, and last week marked the publication of its 2,000th consecutive edition.
Roey showed up at Rabbi Chaim Rosenstein’s home in Lauderhill, FL to clean out a clogged dryer vent, but in his words gained much more than just another job.
70 classmates from Oholei Torah and Lubavitcher Yeshiva’s class of Lamed Ches came together for a historic reunion and Shabbaton complete with memories and inspiration.
Over 100 children were introduced to cheder in United Lubavitcher Yeshivah’s annual Arainfirenish – Hachnasa L’cheder event.
Israel “Clappy” Clapman has gone viral on buses, in airports, and across WhatsApp. But behind the laughs and loud rants is a deeper story about Jewish life, hustle, and why our communities are drowning in pressure and debt. Whether you’re laughing, crying, or rethinking your next credit card swipe—this episode will leave you changed.
