Six parents in California, face charges for allowing their children to ride electric motorcycles, with reported speeds reaching nearly 50 MPH. The cases serve as a safety warning to parents: E-Motos can be far more powerful than ordinary e-bikes, and allowing children to ride them on public roads can have life-threatening consequences • Full Story

In a special initiative bringing Nachas to the Rebbe, Shluchim Rabbi Yosef Nachshon of Chevron, Rabbi Itzik Neimark of Kiryat Arba and Har Chevron, and Rabbi Shmulik Sasson of Telem arranged for the printing of Tanya in 25 new communities and farms established across Har Chevron over the past three years • Read More, Photos

Rabbi Shneur Borgan, his wife Rivky and their six children are joining the Shluchim at the new Beis Chabad in Nachalat Yehuda, led by Rabbi Mendy Hadad, and will focus on serving the western part of the neighborhood. The appointment comes amid years of growth in Jewish life across Rishon LeZion under the leadership of Rabbi Yitzchak Gruzman • Read More

New York City has quadrupled its red-light camera program, reaching the maximum 600 intersections permitted under state law. The expansion comes with claims of fewer crashes, while camera tickets continue to place financial liability on vehicle owners—even when someone else was driving • Read More

The new group of Talmidei Hashluchim joining the Chabad Yeshivah in Mitzpe Yitzhar were welcomed as they prepare to strengthen the bochurim in their Ruchniyus, add to the learning and deepen their Hiskashrus to the Rebbe Melech HaMoshiach • Read More, Photos

Rabbi Moshe Shiner and members of his Palm Beach community hosted a special evening for the soldiers of the IDF’s Rimón Battalion, filled with Jewish unity, music and heartfelt appreciation for their dedication to protecting the Jewish people • Read More, Photos

A new free online resource provides young Chabad couples and families with practical information about communities across the United States, from schools and housing costs to Shuls, kosher food and local Shluchim • Read More

A Chabad Bochur from Crown Heights was stabbed in the back Wednesday while carrying out his daily Mivtzoim in Manhattan’s Diamond District on West 47th Street. His brother was still helping a local worker put on Tefillin when the attack occurred, as the Bochur was walking to the next person • Full Story, Watch

Rabbi Danni Cohen, the Rebbe’s Shliach in Kiryat Arba, hosted Rabbi Moshe Asman, Chief Rabbi of Ukraine, and David Friedman, former U.S. Ambassador to Israel, at Me’aras HaMachpela in Chevron. Meanwhile, a group of visitors from Tel Aviv arrived at the holy site for their first visit to Chevron, where they had the opportunity to learn about the sacred location up close • Photos

Kupas Bochurim continues its efforts to ensure that Bochurim have everything they need to learn comfortably at 770. On Tuesday evening, hundreds of pairs of quality shoes were distributed to the Talmidim of Kvutza 5787, with the generous assistance of Primo Shoes, located in Crown Heights • Photos

The Tolerance Center of the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center in Moscow has received special consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), marking an important milestone in its efforts to promote mutual understanding, inclusion, and respect through education • Read More

After 22 years serving as the Shliach at Masada, Rabbi Shimon Elharar is accustomed to welcoming visitors to the mountaintop. But during a special cable car rescue drill, he found himself suspended some 80 meters above the ground, confronting his fear of heights and quietly reciting “Shema Yisrael.” In an interview with ChabadInfo, he recounts the extraordinary experience • Read More, Photos

Trader Joe’s is expanding its nationwide footprint with 30 new stores planned across 16 states. The expansion includes several New York locations, including Yonkers and Staten Island, while two stores in California and Utah are scheduled to open this week • Read More

The IDF and Shin Bet announced that they eliminated a Hamas Nukhba terrorist who helped plan the September 8, 2025, attack that killed four soldiers from the 52nd Armored Battalion during Operation Gideon’s Chariots • Read More

After dozens of Bochurim who were arrested while returning from a year of learning in the Rebbe’s court at 770 were released after agreeing to enlist in the IDF, two Bochurim remain in military prison. One has been sentenced to an additional eight days in detention. Meanwhile, the Bochurim’s families are calling on Chabad Rabbonim and community activists to intervene • Read More

A magnitude 3.4 earthquake was felt Wednesday morning in Israel’s southern Arava region, with tremors also reported in parts of Jordan. No immediate reports of injuries or damage were reported • Read More

A call to an Oholei Torah alumnus led to a discovery in Ford Motor Company’s archives that is saving the Yeshiva approximately $200,000 and six to eight weeks of work • Read More, Photos

A moving celebration marked the Siyum of a Sefer Torah written in the ancient shul atop Masada. Following the completion of the final letters, the Sefer Torah embarked on a special journey to the shul in Yevul, a community in the Gaza border region • Read More, Photos

The United States and Israel have approved $7.4 million in funding for seven joint research and development projects, advancing cooperation between companies in both countries across Super intelligence, healthcare, quantum computing, satellite communications, semiconductors and agriculture • Read More

The Jewish community of Rostov-on-Don, Russia, has launched an initiative to establish a museum space dedicated to preserving more than 200 years of Jewish history in the city and the wider Don region • Read More

Nearly 1,000 students gathered on Shabbos Bereishis at Washington University in St. Louis for Shabbat 1000, a first-of-its-kind campus-wide Shabbat dinner organized by WashU Chabad, bringing Jewish tradition and community to one of the university’s most prominent gathering spaces • Read More, Photos

Apple’s latest iPhone software update, iOS 27, introduces a redesigned Screen Time system that gives parents more control over their children’s digital lives, with new tools to limit app usage, schedule device access, approve website visits and block harmful content • Read More