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    Crown Heights: Scooter Stolen on Shabbos Recovered, Garage Suspect on the Run

    Thanks to strong community vigilance and swift coordination between Shmira and the NYPD, a scooter thief was quickly arrested, while efforts continue to locate the suspect involved in the garage break-in attempt. Residents are encouraged to stay alert and report any suspicious activity • Read More

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    “Morally Backward”: Five Western Nations Sanction Israeli Ministers

    Israel slams UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Norway for targeting elected officials while turning a blind eye to Hamas terror and regional incitement • Read More

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    For the First Time in the War: Israeli Navy Missile Boats Strike in Yemen

    The IDF this morning (Tuesday) confirmed that missile boats from the Israeli Navy struck targets belonging to the Iranian-backed Houthi regime at the Port of Hudaydah in Yemen — marking the first time in the current conflict that such naval firepower has been used • Read More

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    Argentinian President Presents Netanyahu with Painting of Him and the Rebbe

    During his visit to Israel, the President of Argentina presented Prime Minister Netanyahu with a special painting depicting the Prime Minister together with The Rebbe, Melech HaMoshiach. Netanyahu, visibly moved by the artwork, recalled his meeting with The Rebbe during his time as Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations • Read More, Watch

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    No Free Lunch: What’s Really Going On in 1414?

    In recent days, WhatsApp groups have been buzzing with rumors, photos, and videos surrounding major changes to the dining hall at 1414 President Street. Amid swirling speculation and concern, Chabad Info went to uncover what’s behind the sudden enforcement measures, new dining policies, and what it all means for Bochurim learning—or not learning—in the Yeshiva • Full Article

    YTTL Queens Celebrates Bein Hazmanim Success with Grand Prizes and Rebbe’s Ksav Yad

    The atmosphere of electrifying as the Bochurim of Mesivta YTTL Queens gathered in the OM dining room for a grand finale of an intensive and multifaceted Mivtza celebrating ruchniyusdike achievements • Full Story, Photos

    Chabad Photographer Visits The Muslim Country of Bangladesh 

    Renowned Chabad photographer R’ Meir Alfasi, who has traveled to over a hundred countries and documented extraordinary Jewish moments—most recently in Myanmar—now embarks on another remarkable journey: Bangladesh • Full Story, Gallery

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    Der Voyder Rov: The Chief Rabbi of the Soviet Union Under the Communist Regime

    Rabbi Meshulam Yeshayahu Zusha Shub, known as “Der Voyder Rov”, served as the Chief Rabbi of the Soviet Union, even during the terrifying days of Communist rule. He was the rabbi of the legendary Chabad synagogue “Marina Roscha” in Moscow, where Chassidim would gather with great self-sacrifice. He was one of the foremost figures in farbrengens, inspiring many. On the occasion of his yahrzeit, the 14th of Sivan, we recall fascinating stories and the contours of his character • Full Article

    Project Chana Power Hour: New Series on Peru U’Revu with Rabbi Kasimov

    Tune in tonight from 8:30 – 9:30 PM EST for Project Chana Power Hour. A one-hour session of practical Halacha knowledge for the busy Jewish woman. Join with a new series on Peru U’Revu with Rabbi Tuvia Kasimov • Read More, Watch Live

     

    From Ukraine to the Shomron: Plan in the Works to Resettle War Refugees

    During a brief visit to Israel, Chief Rabbi of Kyiv and Shliach Rabbi Yonatan Markovitch toured the Shomron as a guest of Regional Council Head Yossi Dagan. The two discussed a joint initiative to absorb Jewish refugees from the war in Ukraine into communities in the region • Full Story, Photos

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    Fallen Jewish Soldier Laid to Rest in Odessa

    In a somber funeral held Monday at the central Chabad synagogue in Odessa, the local Jewish community, Ukrainian soldiers, and city residents paid their final respects to soldier Tzvi Hirsch Zvirgzdeh, who was killed in combat between Russia and Ukraine while serving in the Ukrainian army • Read More

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    Argentinian President Begins Israel Visit with Davening at the Kosel

    Argentine President Javier Milei began his official visit to Israel on Monday evening with a heartfelt prayer at the Kosel, marking the second time he has opened a state trip to Israel at the sacred site • Full Story, Photos

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    Brazen Scooter Theft Sparks Manhunt in Crown Heights

    A bold theft took place Shabbos afternoon when a suspect broke a lock and stole a high-value scooter near Crown Street and Brooklyn Avenue. The incident occurred in broad daylight, with the perpetrator arriving at the scene in a grey Nissan Altima bearing a temporary tag • Full Story, Watch

    What’s The Bracha On Bread?

    This week’s Parsha, Behaaloscha, brings back the mann – the wondrous bread from heaven. It vanished thousands of years ago… but could it be making a comeback? And if it does, who will get the first taste? • Moshiach Beparsha is a weekly drasha connecting the Rebbe’s teachings on Moshiach with the weekly Parsha, presented in an engaging way with stories and practical life lessons • Full Article

    Supporting Your Husband to Quit Smoking: A Chassidic Perspective

    Question: My husband is 30 and has been smoking for about 10 years. He says he wants to stop but never follows through. I want to help him, but whenever I bring it up, he gets annoyed and tells me to stop telling him what to do and let him live his life. I’m worried about him, but don’t know what to do. Please advise. Thank you • Aharon Schmidt replies, from the Living Jewish’s Farbrengen column • Read More

    Third Yahrtzeit of Rabbi Eliezer Niselevitch Marked in 770 and France

    Family, talmidim and his fellow Shluchim and Anash gathered in both 770 and France to mark the third yahrzeit of the venerated Shliach, Rabbi Eliezer Nisilevitch – the founder of Mosdos Shne-Or in Aubervilliers, France • Full Story, Photos

    Rambam In-Depth: When Eating vs Drinking Changes Everything

    Ever wondered why even the greatest Torah scholars sometimes disagree on fundamental halachic measurements? Rabbi Heschel Greenberg uncovers a fascinating contradiction that has puzzled rabbinical authorities for centuries: when consuming prohibited liquids like blood, is the liable measurement a k’zayit (olive-size) or a revi’it (quarter-log)? • Watch

    Inspiring: Campus Shliach Donates Kidney, Discovers His Surgeon is Jewish

    In a moving act of selflessness, Rabbi Yossi Sued (27), Chabad Shliach at Western University in London, Ontario, donated a kidney last Friday to a woman named Ronit, a single mother in need of a life-saving transplant • Full Story

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    Shock in Jerusalem: Former Chief Rabbi’s Shul Set on Fire

    Early Sunday morning, the “Or Chaviv” Shul in Jerusalem’s Sanhedria neighborhood, led by former Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef, was deliberately set on fire. Security footage showed a suspect entering around 3 a.m.; soon after, the fire began. Seforim were burned and the rabbi’s chair was damaged. Graffiti and a painted Tzelem were found nearby • Full Story, Photos

    Terror Leader Responsible for Bibas Family Murder Eliminated in IDF Operation

    In a joint operation by the IDF and Shin Bet on Shabbos in Gaza City, senior terrorist Assad Abu Sharia — head of the Kataeb al-Mujahideen terror organization — was eliminated. Abu Sharia was one of the key perpetrators of the October 7th Simchas Torah massacre in Kibbutz Nir Oz and was directly involved in the abduction and murder of Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir Bibas, may their blood be avenged • Full Story

    Chabad of Odessa Mourns Fallen Alumnus Tzvi Hirsch Zvirgzdeh, HY”D

    The Jewish community of Odessa is mourning the tragic loss of Tzvi Hirsch (Grigory) Zvirgzdeh, Hy”d, a soldier in the 34th Battalion of the Ukrainian Army, who fell in the line of duty • Read More

    Rabbi in Normandy Attacked by Afghan Migrant with Chair

    Just one week after suffering a violent assault, Rabbi Eli Lemel was once again the target of an attack in the seaside town of Deauville, Normandy. This time, the assailant — an Afghan migrant — struck the rabbi with a chair while he was sitting on the terrace of a local café • Read More

    The Divine Census and Quantum Collapse: Lessons in Identity and Potential

    In Bamidbar, we find ourselves immersed in the Torah’s counting of the Jewish people and all twelve tribes. The Shalo Hakodosh points out that this book is named after the census of the Israelites—a counting commanded by G-d, which, he writes, “is a significant act that can never be nullified.” But this act of counting is not simple. The Lubavitcher Rebbe asks: If something already has value, why does counting it add anything? • Full Article

    Behaaloscha: Real Unity Seeing Positivity in Everyone

    Enjoy another beautiful Mamar of the Rebbe in Honor of Shabbos Parshas Behaaloscha, by Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz, about real unity is seeing positivity in everyone – ‎וזה מעשה המנורה מקשה זהב • Watch

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