More than a week has passed since Chabad Bochur Nachman Kinan, 24, from Beit Shemesh, went missing. Hundreds of volunteers, alongside Israeli security forces and rescue organizations, continue to conduct extensive searches in an effort to locate him • Full Report, Photos

Rabbi Avraham Deri, Chief Rabbi of Be’er Sheva and a member of the Chief Rabbinate Council of Israel, visited the United States this week as part of a tour aimed at strengthening Jewish communities across the country. He opened his visit with a special trip to 770, where he was given an extensive tour by Rabbi Shneur Greenwald • Full Story, Photos

Israeli airline Israir has received approval from the U.S. Department of Transportation to begin selling tickets for its planned nonstop flights between Tel Aviv and New York, opening the door to a new competitor on one of the busiest and most expensive Israel–U.S. routes • Read More

As Elul is upon us, and the blasts of shofar awaken us, Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim Queens is Zoiche to be the first TTL to begin in the U.S.! To the smell of fresh paint, and new furniture, the Temimim arrive with Seforim and Meforshim on Masseches Psachim! • Read More, Photos

During the “Volunteers in the Village” conference held Tuesday evening in Kfar Chabad, National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir announced that Kfar Chabad has been recognized as a community eligible for firearms licenses • Read More, Photos

After two successful years, the JCM summer community event has become a special tradition for local families. The Jewish Children’s Museum’s Kids’ Art Festival is back for a third year, bringing an afternoon of creativity, excitement, and family fun to the JCM Plaza! • Read More

In accordance with the Rebbe’s clear directive, Ohr Menachem of Crown Heights held its first day of Cheder on 4 Elul. Following the joint “Prep & Training Day” on 3 Elul, teachers put their learning into practice the very next day, even as many camps are still in session • Read More, Photos

MK Meir Porush held an urgent meeting with U.S. Deputy Ambassador to Israel David Brownstein over the growing visa difficulties facing Chabad bochurim traveling to New York for the traditional year of Kvutzah in 770. The meeting also addressed difficulties obtaining visas for Chabad Chassidim seeking to travel to the United States for Tishrei • Full Story

A moving moment took place in the town of Lubavitch, Russia, when a 70-year-old Jewish man visiting the town with his children put on Tefillin for the first time in his life • Read More, Photos

After more than four decades of uncertainty, the IDF has announced that it has located the remains of Staff Sgt. Yehuda Katz HY”D, the last soldier still listed as missing from the 1982 Battle of Sultan Yacoub during the First Lebanon War. The discovery was made recently as part of an operational activity, and IDF representatives have informed Katz’s family of the findings • Read More

Thousands of Israeli travelers visit Cambodia’s Koh Rong each year, and the local Chabad House has quickly become a hub of Jewish life on the island. From Tefillin and daily Minyanim to a Menorah lighting, a Siyum Sefer Torah and a Pesach Seder for nearly 400 Jews, Rabbi Shalom Ber Natan and his family are expanding their activities while raising funds for a generator, renovations and essential supplies ahead of the coming Yomim Tovim • Read More, Photos

A special shiur for the Bochurim of Kvutzah 5786 was held Sunday evening at the Tashkenter Shul in 770, focusing on preparations for next year’s Smicha studies and the launch of the “Derech HaSmicha” program. The shiur provided the Bochurim with guidance and practical information ahead of beginning their Smicha studies next year • Photos

The Tomchei Temimim Ocean Parkway Choir has released a new rendition of the nostalgic song “Oh Moshiach!”, joined by singers Sruly Williger and Shloimy Daskal • Read More, Watch

The Sanz-Klausenberg Rebbe recently stopped by ChabadAir at JFK Airport, where he received Shliach Mitzvah money as part of a new initiative launched by the organization for Jewish travelers • Read More, Photos

As part of the annual tradition, the Bochurim of Kvutzah 5786, together with the Hanhalah of the Yeshivah, gathered in front of Beis Chayeinu – 770 for the traditional group photograph • Read More, Photos

Following tens of thousands of listens and numerous positive responses to the first installment, the Geaguim Chabad Niggunim Institute has released the second part of “Davening With a Niggun,” presented as a gift in honor of the wedding of Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak and Chaya Mushka Amar • Read More, Listen

In the wake of the deadly antisemitic terror attack at the Chabad Chanukah celebration at Sydney’s Bondi Beach, Australia is moving ahead with its largest gun buyback program in decades, with the first phase set to begin on November 2, 2026 • Read More

Concern is growing over the disappearance of Kasriel Nachman Keinan, a 24-year-old Chabad bochur who has been missing for more than a week after being last seen in Tveria • Read More

A moving evening was held at the “Beis Eli” complex in Kfar Chabad with the dedication of a new home for lone soldiers, named in memory of IDF hero Ran Gvili, HY”D • Read More, Photos

A nearly three-decade-old promise was finally fulfilled last week in Massachusetts. In 1997, during a Lag BaOmer celebration organized by the Rebbe’s Shluchim in Massachusetts, young Bezalel Reis took part in a watermelon-eating contest and won first place. His prize was supposed to be a copy of the Tanya, but amid the excitement of the event, the book never made it into his hands • Full Story

In preparation for the upcoming Simchas Beis Hashoevah, organizers, Badatz representatives, CH askonim and the NYPD recently met to discuss initiatives aimed at strengthening the kedusha and preserving the authentic Chassidishe atmosphere of the celebration • Read More

Firecrackers were thrown into the courtyard of a Chabad House in Sri Lanka and stones were hurled at the building, alongside demonstrations by local residents calling for the Chabad House to be closed. MK Avi Maoz urgently appealed to Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar to act swiftly with the local authorities: “Israel must ensure the safety of the Shluchim and Israelis before, G-d forbid, there are casualties.” • Read More