Federal authorities have arrested a 51-year-old Los Angeles man accused of threatening JEMS Preschool, a Chabad-affiliated Jewish early-childhood center in Los Feliz. Investigators allege that the suspect posted antisemitic threats online and possessed components intended to make a Molotov cocktail • Read More

After a full year spent in the presence of the Rebbe Melech HaMoshiach, the Bochurim of Kvutza 5786 gathered on Motzei Shabbos, Zayin MarCheshvan, for a massive farewell Farbrengen marking the conclusion of their year in 770. They will IYH now head out for a year of Shlichus in Tomchei Temimim Yeshivos in Eretz Yisroel and Chabad Houses around the world • Photos

A new campus for Lev Academy, part of the Ohr Avner Chabad network in the United States, was dedicated Thursday in Five Towns, New York. The expansive new facility stretches along an entire street and is expected to serve hundreds of students • Read More, Photos

The Jewish community of Dnipro, Ukraine gathered at a memorial site in the city’s Student Park to commemorate the 85th anniversary of the mass murder of local Jews by the Nazis in October 1941. The solemn ceremony honored the victims of the Holocaust and reaffirmed the community’s commitment to preserving their memory for future generations • Read More, Photos

Petach Tikva residents witnessed two sides of Yad L’Achim: the one that tenaciously fights missionaries, and the one that warmly reaches out to Jews to draw them closer to their origins • Read More

Colombia Shliach Rabbi Levi Vanunu, was seen alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the opening ceremony of Colombia’s embassy in Israel. During their meeting, the Shliach thanked Netanyahu for his efforts on behalf of the Jewish people • Read More, Photos

From Sfax, Tunisia, more than 80 years ago, to the California desert town of Joshua Tree: a moving Bris Milah revealed an extraordinary family story of Hashgacha Pratis, connecting generations through one remarkable link • Full Story

After more than a decade of planning, the Jewish community of Ulyanovsk, Russia, received municipal approval to move forward with the construction of a major new Jewish community center. The five-story complex, spanning approximately 47,360 square feet, will house a Shul, Mikvah, educational institutions, humanitarian services, and a range of facilities serving thousands of Jews throughout the region • Read More, Photos

Chabad for Youth Israel is pleased to announce that Rabbi Dovid and Mrs. Miri Lipsh are setting out on Shlichus to serve as the Rebbe’s Shluchim to the youth of Ofakim, under the direction of the city’s Head Shliach, Rabbi Yisroel Hershkowitz • Read More, Photo

Rabbi Berel Lazar visited Bauman Moscow State Technical University, where researchers presented advanced technology for growing insect-free produce. Discussions are underway to explore a potential collaboration with Russia’s Kashrus system, with implications for kosher food production worldwide • Full Story, Photos

Chabad activist Reb Levi Meyers of the Emek L’Chayalim organization arranged a Rosh Chodesh celebration for soldiers serving in the Frum Tzanchanim Hatz unit, featuring a hearty barbecue meal and lively music by Chabad singer and guitarist R’ Barak Grossberg and his band, who lifted the soldiers’ spirits with Chabad niggunim and popular Jewish music • Photos, Watch

Passengers aboard a Delta Air Lines flight from New York were evacuated shortly after landing at Ben Gurion Airport on Tuesday morning, following an anonymous bomb threat. The aircraft was moved to a remote area of the airport for a thorough security inspection, but no explosives or suspicious items were found • Full Story

The Social Security Administration has announced a 3.6% cost-of-living adjustment for 2027, increasing monthly retirement benefits by an average of $75. Nearly 72 million Social Security beneficiaries will see higher payments beginning in January, while Supplemental Security Income recipients will receive increased payments starting December 31 • Read More

After decades of failed attempts to ban horse-drawn carriages, New York City is moving toward ending the industry by June 2028. Mayor Zohran Mamdani and City Council Speaker Julie Menin have reached an agreement on legislation that would phase out the iconic Central Park rides, with a Council vote scheduled for October 22 • Read More

Project Gaaguim, the Lubavitch Institute of Niggunim, presents a renewed rendition of the Chabad niggun from Reb Yankel Dukshitzer, a Chossid from the Belarusian town of Dukshitz, where generations of Chabad Chassidim nurtured a vibrant life of Chassidus, farbrengens and song • Listen

On Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan, Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitch Queens held a special gathering in zal, for the launch of Mivtza Torah 5787. Tremendous hislahavus was felt as bochurim rev-up for Zman Choref seizing the opportunity to ‘cash-in’ their Chayud’dike Tishrei into daily hasmada, yegiah, and a geshmak in learning • Read More, Photos

A three-story building undergoing renovations partially collapsed Wednesday morning on Nahalat Binyamin Street in central Tel Aviv, near Rothschild Boulevard. Three people were initially reported rescued from the rubble, while emergency crews continued searching the site.  Baruch Hashem, no injuries had been reported as of the latest updates • Read More