Contrary to the accolades with which it was announced, the peace plan is no more than a mumbo-jumbo of deceptive double-speak that jeopardizes Jewish residential and property rights in Judea and Samaria, the Jordan Valley and possibly elsewhere because it prohibits the annexation, meaning the incorporation, of these areas into the State of Israel’s national domain • Full Article

We have now seen and heard the primary official details of the Deal of the Century, and it is, indeed, a bad deal for Israel. Presumably, the intentions that led to the formulation of the program were good intentions; however, they lack the basic understanding of the essence of the Land of Israel • Full Story

I find it particularly ironic that publications and productions that do a tremendously good job in making the Rebbe and his messages relevant to the world on a regular basis, are portraying an “old version” of the Rebbe, by effectively hiding the latest innovations in the Rebbe’s peulos and teachings, primarily Besuras HaGeula • By Levi Liberow, Beis Moshiach Magazine • Full Article

The tragic escalation of hate crimes has prompted me to share my recent story and its implications. Several weeks ago, I arrived in New York from Israel and made my first visit to 770, where I had the privilege to daven Mincha • By Sara Gopin, Beis Moshiach Magazine • Full Article

Rabbi Avrohom Bluming of Igud Hamelamdim shares 3 reasons you should give Chanukah Gelt to your children’s teachers this Chanukah. It’s Chanukah, and it’s time to gift your children’s teachers with Chanukah Gelt, in accordance with the generations-old minhag • Full Article

We have artisan bakeries, a Kosher Vietnamese restaurant specializing in pho & ramen noodle selections, fine smoked meats, 24-hour coffee shops, liquor-infused ice cream, and many more “new-age” dining options, side-by-side with thriving traditional world-famous cholent-and-kugel places • By Levi Liberow, Beis Moshiach Magazine • Full Article

When you take a child growing up in one world, without a kera, and you throw him into another world, in which everything is explainable and must be so, you create that “tear” in his mind and heart, which only causes suffering and anguish • By Levi Liberow, Beis Moshiach Magazine • Full Article

Remember the days when we had to write down directions? Does “Make a right after three lights” sound familiar to you?  How about the thrill we had when we were first able to print out directions from MapQuest? My children simply do not believe that there was ever such a time in recent history • Full Article 

Two events happened over this past Shabbat in Israel, two events that were diametrically opposite in every possible way. One in the greater Tel Aviv region, the foundation of modern secular political Zionism, the heart and the very epitome of secular left-wing progressive Israel; the other in Hevron, the oldest Jewish city in the world, the foundation of Judaism and Jewish settlement in the Land of Israel, the heart and very epitome of religious Jewish identity • Full Story

As we approach the Kinus Hashluchim, it is a good time to make a Cheshbon Hanefesh regarding the institution of Shlichus. It is easy to pat ourselves on the back and say “Bravo!”, we are conquering the world, there are 5,000 Chabad Houses etc. • Full Article

We both give the service our fullest, both work hard, and both put our heart and soul into what we are doing. The difference? Cantor Laivi wakes up long before the service. At 7 AM he can already be seen walking the streets of Manhattan speaking to Jews who will not be attending any service on Rosh Hashanah asking them if they want to hear the Shofar • Full Article 

We have become alienated from one another, and I think I know why. I believe that it’s a foolish reason and therefore find it disappointing, but at the same time, I’m relieved that that is all it is • Written by Levi Liberow, Beis Moshiach Magazine • Full Article

Marriage is indeed a mystery. It is the oldest institution ever practiced by mankind and the thousands of years it has been in practice have given us little to no experience in how to conduct our own marital lives • Some have gone as far as concluding that it simply doesn’t work, it’s an institution of the past that has proven to be a failed experiment • Written by Rabbi Abba Paltiel, Beis Moshiach • Full Article

While there is always a need to maintain our way of life, religious oppression — the most outstanding symbol of the “galus of the bodies” – is Baruch Hashem, a thing of the past. The world is rapidly adapting itself to a Geulah mode; think health, poverty, personal safety, growing world peace, and many other things • Written by Levi Liberow, Beis Moshiach Magazine • Full Article

In this video, part of a series called “Holy Temple Myth Busters,” the speaker attempts to dispel a “myth” that the Beis Hamikdash will descend from Heaven. He busts the “myth” by citing sources that support his opinion while ignoring sources that speak of such an idea unless he can make them sound allegorical • Written by Levi Liberow, Beis Moshiach Magazine • Full Article

The technicolor brainchild of the talented new editors is fresh, provocative – and yes, shocking at times. For the most part, the new format is being well received, but it is also evincing an undercurrent of disapproval. What underlies this caution, this reluctance? • By Rabbi Boruch Merkur, Beis Moshiach Magazine • Full Article

“You are living in a bubble,” the shliach responded to his counterpart. “You guys are living in frum, Chabad communities but you know nothing of what’s happening in the real world, and yet you are passing judgment on what we are doing or not doing.” • Written by Levi Liberow, Beis Moshiach Magazine • Full Article

I’m sitting in a coffee shop, observing how everyone is so caught up in their own inner worlds. People sitting on their mac laptops, sipping on some grossly overpriced coffee and feeling all cool while doing so (myself included). Written by Malky Scheiner • Full Article

Much ink has been spilled on the Rebbe and his unparalleled influence. While most leaders focus on their own constituents and following, the Rebbe was a leader of the world and all of humanity. And with his transcendent persona, the Rebbe successfully resuscitated a post-Holocaust generation by breathing into it new hope. Written by Pinchas Allouche • Full Article 

“Gimmel Tammuz” – these two words arouse strong emotions in every chassid. While the specific expression of those emotions may vary from Chassid to Chassid, the theme is the same: What can I do to strengthen my hiskashrus to the Rebbe and the shlichus that he gave us – for myself, my family, and my community? • Full Letter

Gimmel Tammuz. Is there any Lubavitcher whom those two words don’t elicit some sort of emotional response? Maybe a gut-wrenching sadness? Perhaps a burst of inspiration to be the best that I can be, to want to give the Rebbe nachas? Written by Matis Abarbanel • Full Article

With the Rebbe’s vision, even the most insignificant day of the year becomes a towering day to be celebrated and absorbed. Gimmel Tammuz was once seen as a regular day, until it was celebrated by the Rebbe as a holiday, “has’chalas ha’geula – the beginning of the redemption • Written by Rabbi Boruch Merkur • Full Story

By Rabbi Shaya Cohen, the Rosh Yeshiva of Yeshivas Zichron Ayeh and founded Priority-1 in 1987 to help at-risk teenagers and their parents and families. In this open letter to parents of OTD children, Rabbi Cohen draws on his 30+ years of helping parents of OTD children, as well as his experience in establishing two high schools for “at-risk” boys and girls, to give parents ten tips on how to navigate their new reality • Full Letter