Following the recent report by ChabadInfo that the Igud Talmidei Hakvutza is arranging student visas for Bochurim traveling to spend the year in 770, ChabadInfo has learned that the organization is also finalizing a solution regarding the students’ dining arrangements • Read More

Following a year of intensive learning and an extensive Mivtza Torah, students of the Tomchei Temimim Yeshiva Ketanah in Moscow embarked on a special trip to 770 • Read More, Photos

Marking 21 years since the uprooting of the Gush Katif communities, Israeli hero and Dayan Rabbi Avraham Zarbiv visited the Gush Katif Museum in Yerushalayim, where he was presented with the “Yakir Gush Katif” (Beloved of Gush Katif) award in recognition of his dedication and contributions • Read More, Photos

Bringing the Rebbe’s Hora’ah of Hakholas Kehilos to life in an inspiring way, Bochurim from Yeshivas Chassidei Chabad-Lubavitch Tzfas completed another remarkable year of success, reaching an estimated 2,300 Yidden every Shabbos through Torah classes, farbrengens, and community gatherings across the city • Read More

Rabbi Schneur and Sheina Matusof (nee Golomb), together with four children, have been appointed to establish Chabad of Eden Prairie. The new Chabad House will serve the city’s growing Jewish community with Shabbos and Yom Tov programs, Torah classes, children’s activities, and much more • Read More

American drivers are once again paying an average of more than $4 per gallon for regular gasoline, as escalating conflict involving Iran continues to disrupt global energy markets and fuel concerns over oil supplies through the Strait of Hormuz • Read More

A shocking incident captured on video in Spring Valley, New York, shows a child coming within inches of being struck after a vehicle sped past a stopped school bus that had its red lights flashing and stop arm extended • Read More, Watch

Yad L’Achim has called on the IDF Chief of Staff to stop holding military events at a conference hall in Yerushalayim that belongs to the Messianic Jews missionary sect • Read More

The Samaria community of Havat Gilad is beginning the long process of recovery after a massive wildfire tore through the community over Shabbos, destroying homes, vehicles, and agricultural property and forcing dozens of families to flee. Even as the smoke cleared, residents vowed they would rebuild and strengthen the community rather than abandon it • Read More

Preparations are in full swing for the historic Hachnasas Sefer Torah of the ninth Children’s Sefer Torah, as organizers and officials gathered last week for a special planning meeting at the office of the Rabbi of the Kosel and Holy Sites, Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz, to coordinate what is expected to be one of the largest Jewish gatherings of the year • Read More

In a moving act of chesed shel emes, students of the Beis Medrash for Shlichus and Rabbonus – Boston Semicha Institute, led by the Rebbe’s shliach Rabbi Shlomo Noginski, attended the funeral of a 101-year-old Jewish woman this week after learning that the family did not have enough people to form a minyan • Read More

United Airlines has announced a new premium economy seating option that replaces the middle seat with a shared table, giving passengers significantly more personal space while maintaining an economy-class fare • Read More

Taylor Farms has expanded a recall of shredded iceberg lettuce and related salad products distributed across 27 states after health officials linked the products to a multistate outbreak of cyclospora, a parasite that causes severe gastrointestinal illness • Read More

Rabbi DovBer and Rivka Fridman, together with their family, have been appointed as the Rebbe’s shluchim to establish Chabad of Maricopa, Arizona. The new Chabad House will serve the city’s growing Jewish population, providing a welcoming center for Torah, Tefillah, holiday programs, and Jewish life • Read More

Volume 27 of the monumental Divrei Moshiach series have arrived at 770 – Beis Moshiach following a shipment from Eretz Yisrael • Read More

Rabbis, Chabad shluchim, and Jewish communal leaders from Muslim countries participated in a historic conference at the European Parliament in Brussels, where they met with senior European Union officials to discuss the challenges facing Jewish communities and efforts to strengthen religious freedom • Read More, Photos

Two U.S. service members were killed and another remains missing after an Iranian ballistic missile and drone attack targeted Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan, marking one of the deadliest direct attacks on American forces in the latest phase of the conflict between the United States and Iran • Read More