This evening, the first night of Chanukah was marked by a special ceremony at the Kosel, themed “Lighting the Light for the Hostages.” Families of the hostages took part in the lighting, each igniting the “Hostages’ Candle” in a poignant moment of hope and unity • Read More, Photos

This past thursday night, Yud Tes Kislev, hundreds of Chassidim from across Boro Park gathered at Beis Menachem Shul for an inspiring and uplifting celebration of the Alter Rebbe’s Yom Tov. What began as a Seudas Yud Tes Kislev hosted by the community quickly transformed into a vibrant farbrengen, filled with joyous dancing, and heartfelt words of inspiration • Read More, Watch

Rabbi Sholem DovBer Hecht, who has dedicated over 50 years as a devoted Shliach, is currently in critical condition and urgently needs a Rachamei Shamayim (heavenly mercy). In his merit, a booklet containing some of the profound Sichos and teachings of the Rebbe that Rabbi Hecht worked tirelessly to translate and edit, spanning the years 1983 to 1989 was published • Full Story, Download

After the success of the children’s book “A Journey Through Tishrei.” Menachem Mendel of Kitah Daled at Cheder Lubavitch Chicago is back with the second volume of his “Yom Tov Journeys” series. His goal and motto remain to make learning fun and enjoyable for kids! • Full Story

This month is a milestone anniversary in Palm Beach County marking 35 years since a Chanukah menorah was first displayed on public property. It started four decades ago with Rabbi Shlomo Ezagui and his brother, who bucked established narratives and even some Jewish thought to compel governments to allow religious symbols on public property

Rabbi Levi Ginsberg has launched a new podcast, “The Farbrengen,” aimed at inspiring listeners through the personal stories and experiences of Chabad Shluchim worldwide • Read More, Watch

Tolls on the Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge will rise by 50 cents starting in January, bringing the toll for E-ZPass users to $6.75. This marks the second of four planned 50-cent increases, with the final toll reaching $7.75 by 2027 • Read More

Israeli forces in Syria have discovered the wreckage of an Israeli Air Force helicopter that crashed during the 1973 Yom Kippur War • Read More

An enormous menorah, entirely crafted from ice, has been erected in the frozen expanse of Siberia. Behind this stunning installation are the Chabad Shluchim in Siberia, led by Rabbi Yerachmiel Gorelik, who ensures the creation of this unique menorah each year • Watch

Jewish Soldier David Strober, Former Student at Chabad ‘Or Avner’ School in Vinnytsia, Identified After Being Missing Since Battle in Donetsk on Eve of Pesach last year • Read More