This morning (Tuesday), Agam Berger, a survivor of captivity, visited the Chabad Lubavitch headquarters at 770 in Kfar Chabad, accompanied by her parents, Shlomi and Merav Berger. The visit was marked by moments of deep emotion and spiritual significance for the family • Read More, Photos

The Shin Bet, in coordination with the IDF and the elite Yamam counterterrorism unit, successfully thwarted a large-scale bombing attack aimed at IDF forces in Judea and Samaria. The operation, which took place over the past month, led to the arrest of several terrorist cells operating in the region, primarily based in Kabatiya near Jenin • Read More

A shocking controversy has erupted at Ohel Shem High School in Ramat Gan, where a student was suspended simply for laying tefillin on school grounds. The principal, took disciplinary action against the student, sparking widespread backlash from students, parents, and public figures alike • Read More

Recently retired IDF Colonel Neriah Yeshurun, who spent decades leading combat officers on the battlefield, found himself in a very different setting this Tu B’Shvat—leading a farbrengen at the Chabad House on the island of Siargao, a popular destination for Jewish backpackers • Read More

The Rosh Yeshiva of Merkaz HaRav and member of the Chief Rabbinate in Eretz Yisroel, HaRav Yaakov Shapira visited the Chabad “Sinai” educational network in France, which is directed by Shliach, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Pevzner • Full Story, Photos

Religious residents of Yehudah and Shomron were stunned to learn that at least seven families belonging to a Christian missionary cult have been living in their communities under false pretenses • Read More

Spain has granted citizenship to 72,199 descendants of Sephardic Jews expelled in 1492, following the passage of a 2015 law aimed at rectifying a historical injustice, according to a new report released Monday • Read More

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has announced that the Roosevelt Hotel migrant shelter, one of the city’s largest emergency facilities for asylum seekers, will shut down in the coming months • Read More

The IDF has confirmed that a rocket was launched toward Israel from Rafah, in southern Gaza, but failed to reach its target and landed within Gaza’s borders.

In a shocking breach of trust, Air France flight attendants deliberately faked kosher meals, deceiving Jewish passengers by falsely labeling non-kosher food as kosher. The disturbing incident, reported by DansDeals, took place on a flight from Mauritius to Paris, leaving a family outraged and concerned over the airline’s disregard for religion • Full Story

The Jewish community of Kaliningrad marked the 142nd yahrtzeit of Rabbi Yisroel Salanter, OBM, founder of the Musar movement. He founded his yeshiva in the nearby city of Kovno but was buried in the city of Kaliningrad, which was known as Kenigsburg while it was under German rule • Full Story, Photos

A groundbreaking initiative to foster reading and Jewish learning among children in the Former Soviet Union has concluded with remarkable success. The SpaceBook Challenge, organized by the Federation of Jewish Communities SmartJ and LevelUP projects, drew over 1,600 participants from 37 cities across seven FSU countries, transforming young learners’ relationship with literature and Jewish wisdom • Full Story

Na’al Abid, a terrorist who was released to his home in the Issawiya neighborhood of East Jerusalem last week as part of the agreement between Israel and Hamas, fell to his death from the roof of a three-story building • Read More

For the first time in over two decades, Israeli tanks entered Jenin on Sunday as part of Operation Iron Wall, marking a major escalation in the IDF’s ongoing efforts to dismantle terror networks in northern Samaria. The 188th Armored Brigade has been deployed to support infantry units already operating in the region, targeting Hamas and Islamic Jihad strongholds • Read More

Yad L’Achim is wrapping up another successful round of lectures in Paris aimed at combatting assimilation and intermarriage. The lectures were held in light of numerous cases of Jewish women in France who converted to Islam and married Muslims • Read More

Renowned singer and composer Ilon Heitner has unveiled a striking new single, “Ad Matai,” a fusion of reggae rhythms and Chassidic soul, delivering a powerful plea to end the darkness of exile. With thought-provoking lyrics and an unforgettable melody, the song merges the timeless cry of the Jewish people with the harsh reality of today’s struggles • Read More, Watch

Six hostages were finally reunited with their families on Shabbos. Avera Mengistu, Hisham al-Sayed, Tal Shoham, Omer Shem Tov, Omer Wenkert, and Eliya Cohen were freed in what is believed to be the final stage of the current hostage deal. Their release sparked emotional reunions at an IDF medical facility near Gaza, where they were embraced by their loved ones after being medically assessed. Though frail and visibly weakened, they are home—safe at last • Read More

An exciting new project by SIE will revisit the Rebbe’s most fundamental teachings – Likkutei Sichos volumes Alef and Beis – with a new translation and elucidation in the style of the acclaimed ‘Selections from Likkutei Sichos’ set • Full Story

The Hanhala and Talmidim of Yeshivas Lubavitch of Cergy, France — a suburb of Paris, gathered for a Farbrengen, in honor of Chof Beis Shvat with Rabbi Levi Azimov, who instilled in the bochurim what it means to mekushar to the Rebbe • Photos, Video

In a bustling world, there’s one place where serenity enables true growth. A place where bochurim become leaders, each talmid becoming a shining light. This is the story of Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim Poconos, as revealed in a special video shown at the Yeshiva’s annual dinner • Full Story, Watch