This week began with the tragic, unforeseen passing of Rabbi Dov Drachman, OB”M, at the age of 63 from cardio-respiratory arrest. As if he was able to see it coming, he spent his last week talking to family and friends, highlighting the good in each of them and bidding farewell with words of love • Full Story, Donate

With great sadness we regret to inform you of the passing of R’ Berel Drachman, OB”M, a member of the Lubavitch community in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He passed away on Sunday, Vov Tammuz. He was 63-years-old • Full Story

With great sadness we regret to inform you of the passing of Mrs. Rochel Leah Kirszenberg, OB”M, a beloved teacher from Argentina. She passed away on Monday, Zayin Tammuz. She was 78-years-old • Full Story

Last week marked 40 years since the first Kvutzah of Talmidei Hashluchim were sent to the newly established Yeshiva in Buenos Aires, Argentina. A Farbrengen was held with the original group of Shluchim, together with the Shliach to Argentina Rabbi Tzvi Grunblatt and the Mashpia in the Yeshiva Rabbi Osher Farkash • Video

In honor of ‘Shnas Hashivi’im’, Shluchim from across Argentina gathered together for a Farbrengen to discuss how to strengthen and make a big ‘Shturem’ in honor of Yud Shevat. The gathering was held in the Chabad House of Rabbi Tzvi Grunblatt in Buenos Aires, Argentina • Photos

With great sadness we inform you of the passing of R’ Tzvi Elimelech (Hershel) Sandhaus, OB”M, of Ziknei Anash and recent resident of Crown Heights. He passed away Tuesday morning, the 24th of Elul. He was 95-years-old • Full Story

Argentinian and international Jewish organizations are demanding action from local and regional authorities amid recent violent anti-Semitic attacks in the country, JTA reported • Full Story

Shliach in Rosario, Argentina, Rabbi Shlomo Tawil, was attacked and beaten in an anti-Semitic attack on Sunday night, the first night of Shavuos According to reports, Rabbi Tawil was attacked by three youths, who began by hurling anti-semitic slurs at him, and then began to physically assault him, punching him in the head and stomach • Full Story

Most Argentinian Jews live in the city of Buenos Aires, and a few other cities where there are established Chabad Houses, but there are many Jews who live in remote towns across the country, hundreds of miles away from the big cities. Their connection to Judaism is strengthened by the Bochurim, who come and bring them a Pesach Seder • Photos

The Chief Rabbi of Argentina, Rabbi Gabriel Davidovich, was violently attacked Monday at his home in Buenos Aires, Yediot Aharonot reported, citing local media • Full Story

For the first time, the ceremony to commemorate the terrorist attack on Israel’s embassy in Buenos Aires was co-sponsored by the Argentine government, JTA reported Sunday • Full Story

For the two-week summer break in Argentina, over fifty Bochurim enjoyed a fun-filled Yeshivas Kayitz. The Bochurim went to the Tucumán province in northwest Argentina, where they had the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful weather, all while learning and Davening • Photos

Earlier today, Monday afternoon, a large group of young men from Argentina, currently visiting New York, came for a visit to 770. The Bochurim, of course, used the opportunity to lay the Tefillin with all the men • Photos

The conclusion of the 37th cycle of the daily study of Rambam was celebrated in Buenos Aires, Monday the 5th of Tishrei. The evening began with a Dialogue about Teshuva, with Rabbis Tzvi Grunblatt, Shlomo Levy and Osher Farkash, moderated by Rabbi Eliezer Chama • Full Story, Photos

Last Friday night was no ordinary one for 1,500 young adults in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Students and young Jewish professionals celebrated Shabbat dinner at the La Rural convention center. They talked and sang and bonded over dinner that lasted until the wee hours of the morning. We present photos from before the start of Shabbos • Photos

The Toldos Aharon Rebbe, who is currently on a trip to Argentina to give chizuk to followers abroad, participated in a Farbrengen in honor of 12-13 Tammuz with the Lubavitcher community of Buenos Aires. Photos by JDN • Photos

Over 8000 people from all areas of the Jewish community of Buenos Aires Argentina gathered in the Tecnopolis theme park for a Mega Lag Baomer Parade and an amazing day of adventure and inspiration for the entire family • Full Story, Photos

On Sunday, August 21^st, the Congress of Shluchim and Lay leader partners of Chabad Argentina was held in the city of Tucuman. To honor the Bicentennial of the Argentine Independence and the Jewish year of Hakhel • Full Story, Photos

With great sadness we inform you of the untimely passing of Rabbi Moshe Freedman, OB”M, director of Beit Jabad Bahia Blanca -Chiclana, the Chabad center in Argentina. He passed away on Thursday, 22 Tammuz. He was 57 years old • Full Story

With great sadness we inform you of the passing of Mrs. Zissel Sandhaus, OB”M, of Buenos Aires, Argentina. She passed away earlier today, Thursday, 8 Tammuz 5776. She was 91 years old • Full Story

An impressive ‘Kinus Torah’ took place yesterday in the Beis Medrash ‘Ohel Yosef Moshe’ in Buenos Aires. The Kinus was organizes in part by the host Kolel and the local Yeshiva Tomchei Temimim, in preparation of this year’s milestone 150 year anniversary of the Tzemach Tzedek’s Histalkus, on 13 Nisson • Photos

The L’Chaim of Levi Ladaev of Crown Heights and Deby Nacca of Argentina took place Thursday night in Crown Heights • Photos

In Buenos Aires, the G​rand Menorah-lighting at La Plaza Republica Oriental del Uruguay has become a tradition and the way all parts of the Jewish community celebrate Chanukah. This year being a year of Hakhel, the celebration was taken to a whole new level, and extraordinary program and publicity campaign was arranged • Full Story, Photos

The L’Chaim of Levi Kapeluschnik of Buenos Aires and Sara Steinmitz of Crown Heights took place last night at Chovevei Torah of Crown Heights • Photos

This afternoon a car pulled up in front of 770, with Argentinian license plates. The Yid that came out of the car said he traveled from Argentina, and it took him 57 days • Photos