Here's My Story: Early on in my career, I worked as a political reporter – first for Herut, the daily newspaper of the Israeli Herut party, and then for Yediot Achronot.
The Rebbe’s Coach
A new short film by JEM explores the story of the Rebbe’s relationship with coach Abe Sacks, a sincere Jew who, at the Rebbe’s encouragement, became a beloved fixture at 770.
Connection Point High Takes Off, Plus an Exciting Competition
High school girls watched and learned directly from the Rebbe for the first time over four weeks in the new Connection Point High program.
French, Hebrew, Russian and English
Ashreinu - The Rebbe's voice is now more accessible to a wider audience. A series of new playlists on ashreinu.app curating the talks of the Rebbe in a selection of languages widens the audience of listeners who can now satisfy their thirst to understand the Rebbe’s words directly.
The 12-Year-Old Editor
Here's My Story: From the age of ten until I was fifteen, I attended the Chabad yeshivah in Newark, New Jersey. This was a very small, unaccredited school – housed in a one-family, colonial-style home on Grumman Avenue – run by Rabbi Sholom Ber Gordon.
Chof Beis Shvat: The Rebbetzin’s Yartzeit
On the 22nd of Shevat 5748 (1988), Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka Schneerson (b. 1901), the wife of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, passed away. Learn all about the Rebbetzin.
Cake and Juice with Royalty
Here's My Story: My story begins with the story of my father – Rabbi Yaakov Tzvi Holtzman – and his relationship with the Rebbe and his wife, Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka.
Rebbe Picture Adorns Kfar Chabad
In collaboration with JEM, the giant billboard at the entrance to Kfar Chabad features a quote and picture of the Rebbe.
Stop Competing and Start Serving
Here's My Story: When I was fourteen years old, I got carried away with the celebration of Purim and, in that state, I decided to write to the Rebbe. I opened up about everything that was going on with me.
Yud Shvat: Learn and Connect on This Special Day
The 10th of Shevat marks the anniversary of the passing of the sixth Chabad Rebbe, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneerson in 1950. It also marks the day when exactly a year later, his son-in-law, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, officially accepted the mantle of leadership.