Chabad Life In Belgrade, Serbia
Chabad photographer Mordechai Lubecki took a day to tour the Serbian City of Belgrade, where a Chabad presence can be seen and felt. His tour includes the Chabad House and The Museum of the History of Yugoslavia.
Chabad photographer Mordechai Lubecki took a day to tour the Serbian City of Belgrade, where a Chabad presence can be seen and felt. His tour includes the Chabad House and The Museum of the History of Yugoslavia.
The new mural will be officially unveiled at the new centers grand opening, taking place on Sunday, November 2nd, 2025.
One of the oldest Chassidim of our time, Rabbi Posner served as a precious living link to earlier generations. The JEM team was privileged to record hours of these memories.
You’ve seen his flowing beard, but I’ll bet you never know much about him; Meet Benny Rosenberger.
A special symposium will be held, dedicated to the revolutionary approach that the Rebbe pioneered in explaining Rashi’s pirush on the Torah, marking sixty years since the Rebbe began elucidating a section from Rashi on the weekly parsha at every Shabbos farbrengen, in 5725.
An ambitious 17-year project to publish a new, annotated Tanya—just as the Rebbe envisioned—is now complete. The first two volumes are going to print and available for preorder at the unprecedented price of $18.
A special symposium will be held, dedicated to the revolutionary approach that the Rebbe pioneered in explaining Rashi’s pirush on the Torah, marking sixty years since the Rebbe began elucidating a section from Rashi on the weekly parsha at every Shabbos farbrengen, in 5725.
The long-awaited attack by Israel against Iran’s Nuclear program has begun as Israeli jets strike targets across the country.
Publications inviting the public to come to the central “Marina Roscha” Shul on the first night of Shavuos were distributed in advance, along with a call to bring all children to hear the Aseres Hadibros, in all the shuls and Chabad houses scattered throughout the capital, as per the holy request of the Rebbe.
In this week’s Dvar Torah, Rabbi Katzman tells of a special Lag B’Omer Parade that launched the famous Tefillin campaign.
The small gold ring probably belonged to a boy or girl living in Jerusalem during the Second Temple period about 2,300 years ago was discovered in the City of David.
Seventy Shluchim—serving as the Jewish communal framework for smaller communities across the Western United States—flew in from twenty‑two states for Idaho’s first Rabbinic Conference, and the largest ever Western Regional Kinus Hashluchim.
You won’t find Julius Stulman’s name on any Chabad building or in the official chronicles of its history. Yet, the trickle of letters from the Rebbe to him reveals a deep relationship with both the Rebbe Rayatz and the Rebbe.
In a meaningful tribute on Yud Gimmel Iyar, the bochurim of Yeshivas Lubavitch Manchester embarked on a journey to Liverpool, where they visited the former residence of the Rebbe’s brother, R’ Yisroel Aryeh Leib Schneerson.
Over 800 Jewish students from across Russia and other former Soviet countries arrived in Shanghai, the most prominent and dynamic city in China, to make history together.
A new 3D tour of 770 gives children a way to explore the Rebbe’s shul up close. Developed by Merkos 302’s Tut Atz Kids, the tool helps classrooms and families connect with the Rebbe’s mission in a hands-on way.
Rabbi Sholom Dov Ber Lipskar, of blessed memory, who passed away on Shabbat, was a living embodiment of the verse “Love peace and truth.” He showed us all how to hold onto the fiery passion of Torah and Chassidut with intensity, while at the same time radiating light and warmth to everyone around him.