The visit, coordinated in partnership with the Vaad Hakohol and Crown Heights Kashrus (CHK), ensured that the wheat was harvested with full shmira mi’sha’as ketzira — guarded from the moment of cutting — in accordance with the highest halachic and Chabad standards.
Scary is the best word to describe the events leading up to a crash in Crown Heights Monday evening after an elderly man suffered a medical episode and careened into a pole in Crown Heights.
When you think of yarmulka-wearing police officers of the NYPD, there aren’t that many that come to mind. One of the most famous though, without a doubt, is Lieutenant Ira Jablonsky
It’s a dream come true for the close to 400 mechanchim at Miami’s Lubavitch Educational Center when the school opened a kosher market exclusively for their staff members, offering groceries at highly subsidized prices.
Shluchim worldwide have long delivered Shabbos care packages to doorsteps and hospital rooms, kindling hope where it’s needed most. Inspired by an elderly recipient’s grateful words, the Shabbat Hug from Merkos 302’s Chabad on Call has distilled that love and intention into a beautifully designed care box, bringing the warmth of Shabbos to patients, seniors, and anyone greeting the holy day alone.
With summer vacation underway, Yaldei Hashluchim from across the globe tuned in this week for the launch of Merkos 302’s MyShliach’s Virtual Camp, an immersive online experience designed to give children of Shluchim the joy, Chassidishkeit, and connection of an in-person camp, no matter where they live.
A special graduation ceremony was held at Bais Haya Mushka in Paris as the Cheder graduates another class.
President Street between Brooklyn and New York Avenues, today known as Lubavitcher Rebbe Way, is steeped in a rich history of leadership, charity, community, and Jewish pride.
Over the past few weeks, as Iran attacked Israel, thousands of American citizens — students, tourists, and travelers — found themselves stranded and urgently seeking a way home. In this time of crisis, Chabad of Larnaca, under the leadership of Rabbi Raskin, stepped up in an extraordinary way.
It’s hard to describe the emotion of watching my son graduate eighth grade at TTOP. This graduation felt different from the other traditional ones I attended this season.
The delegation came to witness the broad humanitarian and community work led by Chabad of Odessa – work that has continued with unwavering dedication throughout the ongoing crisis.
The Yeshivas Bein Hazmanim summer program, held from 30 Sivan to 5 Tammuz at Lemaan Yilmedu in Crown Heights, was a tremendous success, bringing together over 60 Tmimim from mesivtas and zal for four days of learning.
A repeat offender just couldn’t keep out of trouble Tuesday, assaulting a Jewish man and getting arrested again, all while wearing an ankle bracelet monitoring device.
As the years of Shlichus keeps on growing, one of the best Peulah, activity, that continues to grow, especially as the community is today so young, is the Farbrengen, the Chassidic Farbrengens, held on special occasions and especially on Chassidic anniversaries.
The students of “Gsharim” School for special education, run by “Ohel Sarah,” were moved this week to receive a letter of strength and support from the students of the Perlyna-Chabad Jewish School in Kyiv, which was damaged by a Russian drone a few months ago.
A moving and magnificent Hachnasat Sefer Torah ceremony for two Torah scrolls was held at the Chabad House of the Solomon Hills community in the Pokrovsky Hills neighborhood of Moscow.
Last Sunday at TTOP, the End-of-Year Ceremony began with each Rebbi presenting his own unique style for the in-class celebration. Some played slideshows reminiscing about the year that passed, others made a siyum on the parshiyos or masechtos learned, and some led interactive games with the parents and talmidim alike.
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