A deep dive into the unique perspective of the Rabbeim on heker tzir in relation to mezuzah placement. A new unique approach to understanding the min hamedaber. A discussion of some new shallos in relation to Chatzitza by the daled minim, and a unique approach of the Rabbeim relating to davening before Davening.
A year ago, on Simchas Torah, a bright light entered the world — Tair Simcha, a beautiful Jewish baby girl whose very name means Light of Joy. But this year, on Shemini Atzeres, her pure neshama returned to Hashem.
30 Jewish students and young professionals from Russia and other FSU countries, participated in a unique educational and spiritual journey to New York organized by YAHAD.
Tragedy struck Erev Yom Tov Lubavitch community of North Miami Beach after Tair Simcha Morris OBM, a 1-year-old girl passed away just minutes before Yom Tov.
The bodies of Uriel Baruch, Tamir Nimrodi, and Eitan Levy have been identified as three of the four bodies of deceased hostages transferred Tuesday night to Israel.
Two days after he was released from two years of brutal torture in Hamas captivity, 22-year-old IDF tanker Matan Angrest shared a shocking yet inspiring account of his time in the tunnels in Gaza.
A gallery of photos from Hoshana Rabbah in Moscow with Rabbi Berel Lazar.
Listen to Chazara of Shmini Atzeres and Simchas Torah by the Rebbe given over by R’ Tzvi Hersch Raskin.
A suspect walked into a Crown Heights police precinct and confessed to killing a man who was later found stabbed to death Monday morning, according to police and sources.
The Torah is not the private domain of the scholar. It is the inheritance of every single Jew. On this day, the Torah belongs equally to all.
When the YJP Miami Mitzvah Beast meets Amar’e Stoudemire on the streets of Miami, a Mitzvah happens.
The bodies of Guy Illouz, Yossi Sharabi, Bipin Joshi, and Daniel Perez will be returned today.
For the first time, Cincinnati’s Eastside will have a permanent Chabad center, led by Rabbi Levik and Mushky Gourarie.
After 738 days in captivity, the final 20 living hostages have all returned to Israel. The handover, done flawlessly with the International Red Cross as an intermediary, was performed without fanfare.
The seven hostages release in the first group are Guy Gilboa-DaThe seven hostages release in the first group are Guy Gilboa-Dalal, Eitan Mor, Gali and Ziv Berman, Alon Ohel, Matan Angrest, and Omri Miran.
The unthinkable happened in New York City’s Grand Central Terminal this past week. All advertising was taken down and replaced with pictures and videos of your average New Yorkers. Among the featured photographs are images of Chabad families, as well as a photo from the Kinus Hashluchim.
Building on the tremendous success of last year’s Achdus Hakafos in Crown Heights—and the overwhelming gratitude and positive feedback from so many—we are pleased to announce that the Second Annual Simchas Torah Achdus Hakafos will take place Wednesday, 1:00–1:45 PM, at the corner of Albany Avenue and Crown Street.
