Very often we don’t get to see what our actions accomplish in the long run. Sometimes we are Zoche to see the impact. When we do, it is a tremendous encouragement to do more and better. In a recording shared by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, we see how far our actions go • Listen, Watch

In the middle of Addis Ababa’s Bole International Airport – a major transit hub station and one of Africa’s busiest airports – sits a Chabad House managed by the Rebbe’s Shluchim to Ethiopia. Last week a new Sefer Torah was dedicated to the Shul • Full Story, Photos

After five long months, Chabad of Sderot resumed their youth activities with the children of the city. This is how they reacted when the missile alarm sounded today • Watch

A group of children who were saved from hostile villages had a Hanochas Tefillin together with an Aliyah and a Se’uda near the Kosel • One of the children who were just rescued, he’s about 15 years old, said that he had put on Tefillin in secret, in the hostile village, since he became Bar Mitzvah • Full Story, Photos

Today, 30 years ago, a shooting attack on the Brooklyn Bridge targeting young Jewish boys claimed the life of Ari Halberstam. For many NYer’s, it was the first time terrorism hit home • Full Story 

An Orthodox Jewish man, 50, on Shabbos, was stabbed and then left critically wounded in Zurich, Switzerland’s Selnau area, local media reported. Preliminary accounts indicated that the aggressor shouted “Death to the Jews” and/or “Death to Israel.” • Full Story

About fifty talmidim from Machon Lemaan Yilmedu were tested this week by the posek, Rabbi Gavriel Zinner, author of Nitei Gavriel, in his beis medrash in Boro Park. At the same time, a series of tests was held for about 200 talmidim who participate in the Zoom shiurim given by Rabbi Dovid Banon • Full Story, Photos

Rabbi Avraham David Lavaut (5575 – 18 Adar 5650) was the Rav of Nikolayev, Ukraine and the surrounding settlements, and author of Seforim. The Rebbe’s great-grandfather. The Rebbe wrote about his character: “Reb Avraham David excelled in his sharp intellect, great talents and wide knowledge of the Talmud. And also with his righteousness he gained followers that loved him all his days” • Full Story

Boris Johnson, the former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, visited the Babyn Yar Holocaust Memorial Center in Kyiv. During his visit, he extensively explored the facilities of this symbolic place • Full Story, Photos

In a unique effort to unite bochurim worldwide, the Mivtza “Beat Swords into Plowshares” has achieved tremendous success. Launched three weeks ago during the week of Mishpotim, this initiative aimed at bringing together hundreds of Bochurim studying in yeshivas across the globe to learn about the prophecy of peace and unity as outlined by the Rebbe • Full Story, Photos