South Brooklyn Students Take the Stage at the Regional JewQ Championship
On most weekdays, Jewish public school students s blend into crowded hallways. But now, they took center stage.
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Oholei Torah Brings Yeshiva to the Neighborhood Shuls During Blizzard
While heavy snowfall blanketed New York and many schools closed their doors, Oholei Torah once again demonstrated a tradition that has defined the Yeshiva for seventy years: Torah learning continues.
Shabbos Avos U’Banim Brings Fathers to Cincinnati
This past Shabbos, Parshas Teruma 5786, over 50 fathers (of talmidim of Shiuirim Aleph and Gimmel) arrived at Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati for the annual “Shabbas Avos U’banim”.
Mamdani Enacts Travel Ban Over Impending Snowstorm, Violations May Be Punished
As New York City faces down a historic snowstorm that may bury the boroughs under two feet of snow, the Mayor has enacted a travel ban throughout the city, telling residents that they should stay home between 9:00pm Sunday night and 12:00pm Monday.
New York City Officials Welcome 4,500 Jewish Teens With Sydney Solidarity Event at CTeen Summit Opening
New York City’s top elected officials joined more than 4,500 Jewish teenagers from 60 countries on Thursday night to kick off the 18th annual CTeen International Summit—the world’s largest gathering of Jewish teens.
After Year of Tremendous Growth, 4,578 Teens Will Travel to New York for Largest-Ever CTeen Shabbaton
Noam, a young Jewish teen from Perth, Australia, will embark on a 30-hour journey this week, traveling 11,620 miles to reach New York City. He’ll be the furthest-traveling teen ever to join CTeen’s International Shabbaton.
Historic Moment in Simferopol as Mezuza is Affixed to Talmud Torah building that was Returned to the Jewish Community
The building was returned to the local Jewish community, thanks to Mr. Putins’s personal involvement, in light of a request from the Chief Rabbi of Russia, HaGaon Rabbi Berel Lazar Shlita, at one of their meetings in the Kremlin in Moscow.
Writing of Historic Torah Scroll Begins in Russian Enclave
The Torah scroll, generously donated by the esteemed Migirov family from Moscow, was written for the benefit, and in honor of, the community and its institutions.
Jewish Education Alive Due to Previous Rebbe’s Brochos
Thanks to the vision of the Previous Rebbe, Jewish education is thriving in Western Massachusetts over 80 years later. Since 2020, 10 new families have relocated to the area from as far away as Louisiana and Oklahoma.
Shluchos Rededicate Themselves to Their Mission at the Kinus Gala Banquet
More than 5,000 of these women gathered in one room Sunday night, at the gala banquet of the 35th annual International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Women Emissaries, the largest gathering of Jewish women leaders in the world.
Weekly Dvar Torah: A Queen, A Palace, and the Final Act
In this weeks Dvar Torah, Rabbi Katzman unveils a paradox that the Lubavitcher Rebbe revealed about his wife, Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka, following her passing, and how it highlights the role of each person in the world.
Long Island Young Scholars Take the Stage at Regional JewQ Championship
Winners will advance to the JewQ International Championship on March 22 at the CKids Shabbaton, where they will compete against top students from Chabad Hebrew schools around the globe.
770 Ramming Suspect Identified, Details Emerge Behind the Incident
As thousands of Chabad Chassidim gathered in and around 770 Eastern Parkway for Yud Shvat, a lone driver of a black Honda pulled up on the service lane. This is the timeline, details, and emerging information of the ramming incident by 770.
UPDATE 11:33PM: Car Crashes Into 770, Destroys Rear Door To The Main Shul
A driver of a four-door Honda Sedan attempted to break through the rear door of the main Shul at 770 Eastern Parkway. His attempt failed, but he managed to cause significant damage by breaking the doors and doorway.
The Untold Story of Last Year’s Siyum – Bigger & Better
In the midst of Yud Shevat, organizers announced a major addition for the upcoming 45th Grand Siyum HaRambam to go “bigger and better.” The organisers also relate the unbelievable story of last year’s Siyum – the doubts, the decision, and the untold miracles.
International Holocaust Remembrance Day Marked at the Jewish Museum in Central Moscow
This year’s memorial event was moderated by the well-known Russian public figure Igor Mirkurbanov and was opened by the President of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia, Rabbi Alexander Boroda.
Historic Legal Affirmation on the Halachic Status of Trimming the Beard Discovered
This historic Affirmation was signed by leading Rabbonim of Anash at the time—during the interim period between the passing of Rabbi Z. S. Dworkin, the Rov of Crown Heights, and the election of a new Beis Din.
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