Making a shidduch is an incredible zechus. Something many people in our community strive to achieve. Making suggestions has become infinitely more accessible in the age of social media. WhatsApp and similar tools make it easier than ever to connect people from all over the world • Full Story

Read a piece on the Chassidus titled “(Not) Every Day is Purim!” written by Rabbi Sholom Schapiro, the Shliach of the NY Torah Center on 5th Avenue in Manhattan • Full Story

At times, we are faced with an experience that seems like a detour from life’s beaten path. We wonder: Why me? Why now? Sometimes it takes years, or a lifetime, until the pieces of the puzzle fall into place and we understand the reason for it all • Article, Video

There is a very strong connection between the Megilla and our Torah reading, Tetzave. Both of them are missing names: Tetzava is missing “Moshe”. It is the only chapter of the Bible, after his birth, that doesn’t mention his name And the Megilla is missing ‘G-d’! Read the rest of this article by Rabbi Tuvia Bolton • Full Story

Read about a powerful Chinuch moment that Rabbi Avrohom Bluming of the Igud Hamelamdim organization experienced with Rabbi Mottel Gurary, OB”M, at an event for Melamdim last year in Crown Heights • Full Story

This week we are learning the laws of Tumas Ochlin — “food that becomes impure” in the Rambam. In short: Food items that were in contact with something impure, can become impure. But there are several conditions for this to happen. Written by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon • Full Article

Klal Yisroel mourns today the loss of a Jewish giant, Rabbi Dr. Avraham Twersky A”H. He was a living legend in our times as a Chassidic Jew, a descendent of many Tzaddikim, who was also a world-renowned psychiatrist who saved the lives of thousands of people caught up in addictions and other issues. Written by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon • Full Story

We are all familiar with the term and experience of “self-awareness.” However, if you stop to think about it, the whole notion of self-awareness is totally weird. “I” am aware of my “self.” It’s like “I” and “self” are two separate entities. How does that even work? • By Rabbi Zvi Homnick, Beis Moshiach Magazine • Full Article

I recently read an article by a frum writer who described meeting someone who works as a psychologist in the Los Angeles area. When he asked what are the most difficult cases he sees in his practice, the man did not hesitate for a second and said that it was the children of phenomenally wealthy parents who had neither the time nor interest to be involved in the lives of their kids and just tried to buy them off with money and stuff • By Rabbi Zvi Homnick, Beis Moshiach Magazine • Full Article

The Rebbe stated clearly that even in our times children can and should be educated and trained to love G-d as laid out in Chinuch Katan and Sha’ar Ha’yichud V’ha’emuna, and that we are given this ability by the Alter Rebbe himself • By Rabbi Zvi Homnick, Beis Moshiach Magazine • Full Article

Read a piece on the Parsha and on current world events written by Rabbi Sholom Schapiro, the Shliach of the NY Torah Center on 5th Avenue in Manhattan • Full Story

There are certain events that remain etched in a person’s memory for many years to come. One of the days for me, personally, was the day I arrived – with my Chavrei Kevutza – on Shlichus to Yeshivas Lubavitch in Toronto. It was a Friday morning, and we had travelled on a bus the entire night, and I was very excited: I was returning to the Yeshiva where I had spent a few years as a Talmid and was looking forward to giving back as much as I could. Written by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon • Full Story

“Action is the main thing” is not meant to be a limiting statement, relegating the avoda of the mind and heart to some relic of the past, a fascinating footnote in the history of Chassidus. Actually, the opposite is true, it is meant to free your true self as a “son of G-d” to fully express your super-love • By Rabbi Zvi Homnick, Beis Moshiach Magazine • Full Article

Attorney Nathan Lewin, a Jewish lawyer who has helped many Shluchim in court battles for their public Menorahs wrote an Op-Ed in the JTA website about how supreme court nominee Amy Barrett defended the Menorahs • Full Story

Read an Op-Ed written by Ronn Torossian, a frustrated New York resident at the blatant discrimination against the Jewish community during this pandemic • Full Letter

In response to the letter sent out by Crown Heights schools announcing that they will be testing their students for Covid-19 in order to remain open safely, a parent emailed ChabadInfo.com an Op-Ed • Full Letter

Oy vey, free will? But that can only work if the instinctive super-bittul and super-love of the G-dly soul is covered up, because I would rather die than do anything that could “disconnect” me from G-d, and nothing in the created universe, including animal souls, can compete with the bittul and love expressed in the mesiras nefesh of a Yiddishe neshama • By Rabbi Zvi Homnick, Beis Moshiach Magazine • Full Article

this is not some mystical idea, but a regular feature of real life. There are military officers who are chosen from among the best and the brightest based on their talents and abilities, and who spend years in military academies training their minds and hearts, along with their manual skills, to serve in command positions • By Rabbi Zvi Homnick, Beis Moshiach Magazine • Full Article

When a person is operating on a level of life-and-death, accessing his deepest soul powers beyond his normal abilities, he is all the more effective if, besides knowing the stakes and the risks, he is focused on a specific task • By Rabbi Zvi Homnick, Beis Moshiach Magazine • Full Article

Hey, what happened with having the word “love” in the title? And to switch out “love” for death and lies? Like seriously, what’s up with that? • So when the Sages describe the yetzer ha’ra of each person as “every day, trying to overpower him in order to kill him,” they were not exaggerating. He really is trying to kill you • By Rabbi Zvi Homnick, Beis Moshiach Magazine • Full Article