Since August 1st, applicants for services provided by the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem have faced serious difficulties receiving passports and documents – due to problems with the Embassy’s new delivery vendor, not the Embassy itself.
It was a session that had mechanchim buzzing long after it ended, lighting up the mechachim chats and sparking conversations across the world of chinuch.
Testing is underway as the first modular home was placed in the empty lot which will soon accommodate hundreds of bochurim coming to Crown Heights for Tishrei.
One of Florida’s fastest-growing cities, has experienced a recent boom in residents and businesses — and is now also home to a Chabad of its own.
In a heartening moment for Jewish life in Ukraine, four members of the Kedem community in Kyiv recently completed the study of Tractate Megillah, marking a significant educational achievement amid ongoing challenges in the region.
With the Rebbes Brochos the new year at Tomchei Temimim will be filled with growth, accomplishment, and true nachas from our talmidim.
Cheder Oholei Torah warmly welcomed its talmidim back this Tuesday, as grades 1 through 7 began a new Shnas Halimudim filled with excitement and anticipation.
Later that night in our Sukkah, his first in two years since the war began, looking at a picture of the Rebbe on the wall and the Smirnoff on the table, he exclaimed: “I can’t believe it! Same Chabad! Same Rebbe! same farbrengen! I’m so happy!” We knew we were in the right place. It was a clear sign.
A heavily tattooed man with an extensive history of violence and mental instability was seen on the streets of Crown Heights, and Crown Heights Shomrim is warning residents
Fill yourself with longing for this deepest level and as our wisest teachers taught us, you shall find yourself right there in it.
Extensive renovations at 841 Ocean Parkway were followed by signs of bracha at the Ohel. Talmidim’s glowing faces says it all.
A simple interaction in the hallway, a thoughtful answer to a question, or a word of encouragement during a difficult day often leaves an impression on a student that stays with them for a lifetime.
The opening of the current school year was marked by the Chief Rabbi of Russia, Rabbi Berel Lazar Shlita, by participating in the official ceremony held first thing in the morning in the event hall of the “Mir Intellect” Day School in the Marina Roshcha neighborhood of downtown Moscow.
Summer 2025 was truly unprecedented for Camp Yeka, with two transformative sessions, one in Ukraine and one in Israel, each leaving a lifelong impact on the children who attended.
There was no winner of the $1.1 billion Powerball jackpot on Monday night, leaving the fifth-largest prize in the game’s history to grow even larger.
Former Chief Rabbi of Israel, Rabbi Yitzchak Yosef, visited the Bais Chaya Mushka building in Paris, where a large group of local Jew welcomed him led by Rabbi Yosef Pevzner.
In many cities, the resonant “First Bell” soundtrack was suddenly interrupted by alarm sirens mid‑ceremony. Heartbeats quickened. Yet, the students, teachers, and families remained rooted in the moment despite hurrying to the shelters.
