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Today’s Hebrew date, the 28th of Sivan, marks a turning point in Jewish American history. On this day in 1941, the Lubavitcher Rebbe arrived in the U.S. — escaping war, ready to build. Pictured here is the Rebbe standing beside his father-in-law, the Previous Rebbe, during the…

"Why Would G‑d Let a Child Suffer?" A young doctor asked the Rebbe: “Why would G‑d let a child suffer?” The Rebbe replied: “If you’re angry at G‑d, you may close the door to a miracle.” Instead, he encouraged: Be grateful for the sacred role of helping a child heal. With faith,…

They Had No Idea How Long They’d Stay — But They Built Anyway A Parshah Insight Picture this: The Jewish people are traveling through the desert. They stop — no one knows for how long. Could be a day, a week, or even years. Still, the Levites get to work. They unpack every…

"Zion Shall Be Redeemed..." In the summer months, campers of Camp Gan Israel would come to Chabad Headquarters for a special gathering. Their youthful energy brings a unique spark to this powerful song of redemption. 🎵 Take a listen — it might lift your spirits too.

How To Excite Kids About an Ancient Temple… The Holy Temple stood in Jerusalem for hundreds of years, bearing witness to the Jewish nation’s unbreakable bond with God. It’s been over two thousand years since it last physically stood, yet its image and message remain deeply…

Just Do It! A powerful encounter reminding us to act, not overthink.

Jewish Identity or Jewish Lifestyle? What will ensure the Jewish future? Ariel Sharon — legendary Israeli general and later Israel’s 11th Prime Minister — once gave a speech in the U.S., urging Jews to take pride in their identity. When he later told the Rebbe about his talk,…

To Love a Fellow Jew — No Matter What The Holy Temple was destroyed because of infighting and disunity among the Jewish people. Instead of coming together, we let our differences push us apart. Fast forward two thousand years: We have a sacred mission — to reverse that. To…

Bringing Judaism to the Movie Industry Can a movie do more than just entertain? Can it inspire something deeper? The Rebbe teaches that even the most unexpected spaces — like a film set — can become platforms for something holy. But this isn’t just about filmmakers. It’s about…

Could This Be the Key to Ending Exile? The Jewish people have been in exile for over two thousand years — scattered across the globe, a tiny minority in lands not our own. The road to Redemption can feel impossibly far. But in a letter written during this time of year — a…

Every Jewish Child is a Little Sanctuary It was the summer of 1957, and the Rebbe set out to visit two Jewish camps in upstate New York. Seeing how well the children were cared for, he sent a letter to the woman in charge of their wellbeing — the “Camp Mother.” He began by…

Not every problem needs to be solved on day one. Not by you. Not all at once. When a leader from the Jewish Federation raised the challenge of unity between the Jewish community, the Rebbe didn’t offer a grand solution. He offered perspective: Step back from conflict. Focus on…

Today is the anniversary of the Rebbe’s passing. Over thirty years later, his message, his vision, and his faith in every Jew continue to inspire. The Rebbe taught that every person has the power to shift the world. You don’t need a title, a platform, or a spotlight to make a…

The Price of Pulling Back Too Soon With the help of God, Israel has witnessed open miracles. Bold military moves. Remarkable intelligence successes. Now, with American involvement in curbing Iran’s nuclear threat — and a ceasefire just beginning — Israel enters its most…

In today’s climate of global pressure and rising hate, taking preemptive action against Iran came with serious risks. But Israel didn’t back down. Not in the face of criticism. Not to the naysayers. They stood strong — and acted at the right time. In doing so, opening the door…

Why Didn't the Rebbe Move To Israel? That’s what a 13-year-old Israeli boy asked the Rebbe in a letter. The Rebbe wrote back a powerful explanation: “Regarding what you asked about where one lives, the deciding factor is not where it will be personally best for the individual,…

Why do we shake hands when we meet? It might seem like just a custom — a polite habit. But when you extend a hand, it signifies something deeper. While our enemies raise their hands to destroy, the moral man offers his hand in peace, friendship, and brotherhood. That’s what…