Sharing the Rebbe with the World
I was raised in Kfar Chabad, Israel, in a family of dedicated Lubavitchers. After completing my yeshivah studies, I served as a paratrooper in the IDF. This was in 1989, and I was stationed deep in Lebanon, in a place that was swarming with terrorists. Read More:
In a Chanukah season unlike any other in recent history, several new JEM productions have helped ignite the spirits of thousands across the globe.
I took a pair of tefillin and went out to the center of town. There, I began to approach passersby offering to help them put on tefillin, and the response was positive. After about ten minutes of this, a man came over to me and asked, “Who are you?” Read More:
After two wonderful years, Connection Point solidifies itself as a point of connection to the Rebbe for all children.
This exciting JEM production documents the events surrounding the drive to print Tanyas, along with the Rebbe's constant guidance and encouragement.
Sadly, he became blind, deaf and very hyperactive. Overnight, our lives had been turned upside-down. Read more:
I had been ordained as a rabbi and I thought that the rabbinate would be my future. But now it became apparent that it wouldn’t be.
In honor of the Rebbe and Rebbetzin's wedding anniversary on the 14th of Kislev, JEM presents a very special production documenting the Rebbe's personal involvement in the marriages of several young couples during the early years of his leadership.
During the height of the Yom Kippur War, the Rebbe gave Mr. Aryeh Morgenstern detailed military instructions to convey to Israel’s political and military leadership.
Over 1,500 Young Shluchim joined a global Connection Point rally as part of this year's Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchim.
This fascinating JEM film recalls the events in the aftermath of the Rebbe's attack, as witnessed first hand by Dr. Ira Weiss, who would become the Rebbe and Rebbetzin's primary cardiologist.