From Arizona, California, Florida, Michigan, New York, Ohio, and Canada, classmates of the Oholei Torah Class of 5747 (1987), now in their 60th year, gathered for Shabbos Bereishis at the Ohel—united by a shared history, a renewed sense of responsibility, and a mission to bring…
The first-ever CTeen Asia Summit brought together 100 Jewish teen leaders from across the continent and sent them home with ideas and inspiration to strengthen Jewish teen life across the region.
For 22 years, Rabbi Shimon Elharar, the Rebbe’s Shliach and director of the Chabad House atop Masada, has witnessed countless moments at the historic site.
By Chabadinfo Reporter Trader Joe’s is preparing to open 30 new stores across 16 states, with new locations planned from California to the East Coast as the popular grocery chain continues to expand its nationwide presence.
In the latest episode of Chassidus Made Real, Rabbi Sholom Kesselman responds to the argument that Dirah B’Tachtonim is for Chassidus to address human struggles, and draws a fundamental distinction between fitting ourselves to Hashem or Hashem to us
The IDF and Shin Bet announced Wednesday that they eliminated Musa Abd Muhammad Hamouda, a Nukhba terrorist in Hamas’s military wing who took part in planning the explosive device attack that killed four soldiers from the 52nd Armored Battalion on September 8, 2025.
A call to an Oholei Torah alumnus led to a discovery in Ford Motor Company’s archives that is saving the Yeshiva approximately $200,000 and six to eight weeks of work
The detention of the Bochurim returning from Kvutza, continues to stir concern throughout Anash. Following the arrest of dozens of the Bochurim, most were released after agreeing to enlist in the IDF. As of now, however, two Bochurim remain behind bars in military prison.
A magnitude 3.4 earthquake was felt in Israel’s southern Arava region on Wednesday morning, prompting reports from residents who experienced the tremors. According to the Geological Survey of Israel, the seismic event occurred at approximately 11:00 a.m.
At 402 Eastern Parkway, Oholei Torah is moving forward with plans for the new Oholei Torah Rabbinical Campus, with the goal of opening for the 5789 Shnas Halimudim.
As we approach the 40th anniversary of Hei Teves, Among Chassidim brings you a special 4+ hour episode exploring the story, significance, and lasting impact of this historic day — all through the eyes of a bochur living through it back then
As France is still reeling after a weekend of anti-government demonstrations devolved into some of the country’s most destructive riots in decades, shluchim are supporting their communities during this difficuly time
The Merkos Chinuch Office is launching a new four-part pre-Yom Tov professional development series for Preschool Morahs. The series will be led by Mrs. Shterna Rappaport, Educational Director of the Merkos Chinuch Office and an Early Childhood Professional.
Mrs. Rivka Kravitsky, a woman of legendary self-sacrifice, passed away on Monday, October 19, 2026 (8 Cheshvan 5787), at the age of 90
R' Yehuda “Flumie” Harris , a beloved member of the Anash community in New Haven, CT, passed away Wednesday morning, 10 Cheshvan, after battling an illness over the past few months.
A moving celebration marked the Siyum of a Sefer Torah written in the ancient shul atop Masada. Following the completion of the final letters, the Sefer Torah embarked on a special journey to the shul in Yevul, a community in the Gaza border region.
The United States and Israel have approved $7.4 million in funding for seven joint research and development projects, advancing cooperation between companies in both countries across Super intelligence, healthcare, quantum computing, satellite communications, semiconductors and…
This week we read about the first few harrowing episodes in the life of Abram; the Father of Judaism. One of them is when G-d makes with him a covenant, tells him to circumcise himself, promises him the Land of Israel and changes his name from Abram to Abraham.
Led by Rabbi Chaim and Kaila Danzinger, the project is collecting historical photographs, documents, books, religious artifacts and household items that tell the story of generations of Jewish families.
A new volunteer-powered kitchen at Chabad of Troy is bringing people together to fight food insecurity across Metro Detroit
Thirty young Jewish women and men from across Ukraine, participants in the STARS Intensive educational program, recently traveled to Vienna, Austria, for a special journey of Jewish learning, connection, and inspiration.
Gomel, or Homel, was among the first Chabad towns. More than two centuries later, a Chabad couple returns By Shloimy Galperin | Chabad.org On the night of Shemini Atzeret, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Kot got ready to dance with the Torah, expecting to dance alone.
