In the Tanya, the foundational work of Chabad Chassidism, great emphasis is placed on the insidiousness of shame and self-condemnation. Of course, it’s important to, on occasion, reflect on our shortcomings – but only for the sake of moving forward.
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If seeing is believing, Stu Katz, the “unofficial official videographer” for Chabad of SE Morris, is a believer. The view he got of the day-to-day life of shluchim — through the lens of his camera and from the passenger seat of the rabbi’s car — has given him perspective.
Jewish Arizona legislator Alma Hernandez sponsored the Bill earlier this year in honor of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, and is now celebrating as is passed.
New York Attorney General Letitia James today issued a consumer alert with safety recommendations to protect New Yorkers from bad actors using Apple AirTags to track individuals’ locations and their belongings.
The Valco Baby Snap Duo Trend Stroller has been recalled over fears of tipping due to a front wheels snapping off.
For the second time in 24 hours an earthquake was felt in northern Israel.
After being out-of-print for a prolonged period, the sefer Hadras Ponim Zokon is now available in a fourth edition, expanded to 1,227 pages, over 200 more pages than the prior edition.
As part of Lubavitch Hebrew Academy’s 60 days of Adar Simcha campaign, the school welcomed world-famous artist Yitzchok Moully to their campus in Margate, Florida.
You know that Tut Altz has gone global. But did you also know it’s at home in Crown Heights?
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration issued a final rule today allowing automakers to install adaptive driving beam headlights on new vehicles.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced New York City will, this summer, support a record 100,000 summer job opportunities annually for young people ages 14-24.
As a young man, Yankel Meislin’s addiction nearly cost him his life. Today he lives in Brooklyn, writes Torah Scrolls, and speaks to people about what he’s learned on the road to sobriety.
The city of Zurich in Switzerland has landed a surprise win for Jewish people and Democracy this past week, when two Orthodox Jews were elected to the City’s powerful City Council.
The first woman — and third person ever — has reportedly been cured of HIV after receiving a breakthrough treatment involving a “magical” umbilical cord blood transplant.
In 1944, as a 17-year-old student at Thomas Jefferson High School in the Brownsville section of Brooklyn, N.Y., Chave Lasker took on an unusual responsibility. This was her first foray into Jewish education, and for the next nearly eight decades, she didn’t look back.
A 3.5 magnitude earthquake shook northern Israel Tuesday, triggering multiple calls to the local emergency number, no damage or injuries.
Rabbi Chaim Bruk, Shliach in Montana never met him, the new Shliach to Billings never met him, but the Mayor of Billings, Montana Bill Cole sent this letter to the Bozeman Chabad Center.
