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How a Chabad rabbi’s weekly Parsha lesson reached over 25 million views — and why Chassidut speaks so powerfully to our generation

The legendary Chassidic singer reflects on Yud-Tes Kislev, the power of music during wartime, Chabad niggunim, and his lifelong mission through song

Emissaries from around the world gather in New Jersey and later at 770 in Brooklyn, highlighting resilience, mission and the Rebbe’s call to expand light and Jewish life

Why Limoni turned down prime-time exposure, how music became his spiritual mission, and what it means to create with faith, humility, and purpose

Chabad of Jamaica, IsraAID, and other Jewish organizations launch urgent relief operations as thousands remain without power or shelter

Eli Levi shares the hours of fear and miracles on October 7, and the long journey of trauma, healing, and choosing life

A powerful story of hope, belief, and unexpected blessings

How a former government official and left-wing activist couple became leading voices in Chassidic thought

A religious woman’s unexpected spiritual awakening in India leads her back to Chabad, deep Torah study, and a miraculous reunion

Rabbi Isser Lobatzky, Chabad's emissary to the deaf in France, faced challenges growing up as a child. Yet, from amid these struggles, he made a pivotal decision: "To act for the deaf." Today, he unites Jewish deaf communities across France, asserting, "We can be a part of the community, give us a chance."

Despite a recent 7.7 earthquake, Chabad in Bangkok is preparing for a record attendance of over 12,000 Israeli tourists for Passover Seder next week. How are such massive preparations made, and what concerns linger? We delve into it with Chabad emissary Rabbi Nehemia Wilhelm.

From a Hasidic rabbi’s son to a fearless partisan and later a Chabad leader, Zusha’s life was defined by action and courage

As we mark his 213th yahrzeit, discover ten fascinating insights into the life and legacy of Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi, founder of Chabad Hasidism and author of the Tanya.

Alon Levy was stabbed by the terrorist and survived. Chabad members who visited him gave him tefillin: "The most special thing I've received in my life"

Hedge fund tycoon Bill Ackman marked his Bar Mitzvah by putting on tefillin before Yom Kippur, honoring Jewish tradition and dedicating the moment to the victims of recent tragedies

A former Israeli Air Force pilot shares how discovering Jewish identity, Chassidut, and a life of mitzvot transformed his purpose, family, and outlook on faith and unity

The global impact, teachings, and vision of the Chabad Rebbe

In a major event initiated by Rabbi Shmuel Bistritzky, several couples were married last night in Tel Aviv in front of hundreds of guests. One groom: "We planned to marry in January, but it was postponed because I was in reserve duty."

As we mark 40 years since the passing of Baba Sali, a new book unveils his deep connection with the Lubavitcher Rebbe, highlighting their correspondences, shared miracles, and joint efforts for the Jewish people.

When Chabad emissary Rabbi Moshe Shaykevitz visited a cemetery in Tashkent, he was stunned to find his full name inscribed on a tombstone. What followed was even more surprising.