As the situation with regard to COVID-19 is rapidly changing all across the country and the world, new developments are consistently being released. As we have reported the Beis Din of Crown Heights put out a letter a few days ago deferring the matter to the government and health officials • Full Story

Ina letter sent out by the Hanholoh of the Lubavitch Yeshiva in Tzfas to parents of the Bochurim, the Yeshiva announced that they will be reopening this Sunday for the Summer Zman to locals only • Full Letter

Devastated by the passing of its energetic and indefatigable leader, Rabbi Don Yoel Levy, OB”M, the OK Kosher Certification agency appointed a new senior management team (Vaad) to head one of the largest kashrus agencies in the world • Full Story

Rabbi Yossie Denburg and Rabbi Avraham Friedman of Chabad of Coral Springs, FL, sent out a letter to their community members informing them of the reopening of their Chabad House with a number of guidelines in place to make sure that all health regulations are followed • Full Letter

The Hanholoh of the Chabad Yeshiva in Be’er Sheva made the decision to reopen it’s doors this week following a nationwide lifting on a number coronavirus restrictions. The Yeshiva is taking many safety precautions including making sure everyone stays at least two meters apart • Photos

As the situation is quickly changing around the world in regards to COVID-19, Rabbi Avrohom Osdoba and Rabbi Yosef Yeshaya Braun of the Crown Heights Beis Din have published a new letter addressing the “Reopening” that is slowly taking place • Full Letter

In a letter sent out to congregants at the Chabad House of Houston, Texas, Rabbi Shimon Lazeroff, Rabbi Betzalel Marinovsky and Rabbi Chaim Lazeroff announced that their Chabad House will be reopened effective tonight with a number of guidelines in place to prevent people from mingling and not following health regulations. Chabad of Houston Texas is the first Chabad House to reopen their door since houses of worship were closed across America • Full Letter

If, for someone, proclaiming “Yechi” after davening is a supreme value, even though I don’t agree with that, and I think he’s mistaken, I must know that his intention is to serve Hashem and connect with the Rebbe. If, for someone, going to the Ohel is “holy of holies,” even if I disagree with him and I think he is mistaken, I must know that his intention is to serve Hashem and connect with the Rebbe • Written by Rabbi Mordechai Bistritzky, Rav of the Chabad Community of Tzfas • Full Letter

Ten million dollars was ambitious to say the least. With the economy grinding to a halt, an ostentatious fundraiser was gutsy enough; a goal that steep was daunting. Enjoy some of the pictures from behind the scenes that brought to the major success of raising fifteen million dollars for Hatzalah organizations around the world • Photos

Many smiling faces were seen today at the Lubavitch Yeshiva in Netanya, where Bochurim and staff came back to the Yeshiva for the first time since it was closed, due to the coronavirus outbreak • Photos