Showing posts with label Inspirational. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inspirational. Show all posts
Thursday, July 16, 2026
Thursday, July 09, 2026
Friday, June 26, 2026
Friday, June 12, 2026
Rav Biderman on Parshas Shelach - English Subtitles
Rav Meilach Biderman on Parshas Shelach. With English Subtitles.
Thursday, June 11, 2026
"I Investigated New York's "Jewish Invasion""
Youtuber Caleb Snyder travelled to Kiryas Joel, NY to show what Tyler Oliveira refused to show in his video earlier this year.
Wednesday, June 03, 2026
Mordechai Shapiro Visits The Yenuka Discuss Rayatz
After listening to songs by singer Mordechai Shapiro, Rabbi Shlomo Yehuda Be’eri, known as The Yanuka, shares Divrei Torah and then shows an album of his of the Previous Lubavitcher Rebbe Rav Yosef Yitzchok ZY"A, discussing his deep connection to him, and relates a dream he had some twenty years ago with the Rebbe. He also tells over that he just received a letter from the Lubavitcher Rebbe ZY"A as a gift from someone, where the Rebbe wishes Mazal Tov for the birth of a boy. The Yenuka who just made a bris or his son, took it as a personal Mazlal Tov and Bracha from the Rebbe.
00:00 הזמר מרדכי שפירא בניגונים
03:27 דברי תורה
05:06 עיון בכתבי הצדיקים
10:55 עיון באלבום הרבי הריי"צ
22:58 סיום ליקוטי דיבורים של הרבי הריי"צ
00:00 הזמר מרדכי שפירא בניגונים
03:27 דברי תורה
05:06 עיון בכתבי הצדיקים
10:55 עיון באלבום הרבי הריי"צ
22:58 סיום ליקוטי דיבורים של הרבי הריי"צ
Labels:
Chabad,
Inspirational,
Mordechai Shapiro,
Music,
Rebbes,
The Rebbe
Sunday, May 31, 2026
Thursday, May 14, 2026
The Miraculous Victor of the Six Day War
Today Marks Yom Yerushalayim, 59 years since the holy city of Yerushalayim was liberated and put back into the control of the Jews.
In the tense days leading up to the Six-Day War, Israel found itself in an unimaginable position: surrounded on all sides by nations openly preparing for war. Armies gathered at the borders. Threats grew louder. The world held its breath. But behind the fear, behind the headlines, behind the political drama. There was another story that a few people know.
This documentary brings you inside the final days before one of the most miraculous victories in modern history. If you want to understand what it felt like to be in Israel during those terrifying days, surrounded, outnumbered, and unsure of tomorrow, this is the story.
In the tense days leading up to the Six-Day War, Israel found itself in an unimaginable position: surrounded on all sides by nations openly preparing for war. Armies gathered at the borders. Threats grew louder. The world held its breath. But behind the fear, behind the headlines, behind the political drama. There was another story that a few people know.
This documentary brings you inside the final days before one of the most miraculous victories in modern history. If you want to understand what it felt like to be in Israel during those terrifying days, surrounded, outnumbered, and unsure of tomorrow, this is the story.
A Stranger at the Ohel Reveals a Dark Family Secret...
Rabbi Aaron Ouanounou has traveled to the Rebbe’s Ohel every year for decades, but one particular visit left him—and a complete stranger—in tears. What started as a simple favor to a friend turned into a life-changing moment for an entire family.
A recent story of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
A recent story of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
Sunday, May 10, 2026
Wednesday, May 06, 2026
Rabbi Meir Nachman Elchadad
HEART-WRENCHING: Rabbi Meir Nachman Elchadad, who lost two children in the Meron tragedy, at the Hachnosas Sifrei Torah donated by Keren 45 Sifrei Torah, speaking while passing the Shvil Reb Dov where the tragedy happened 5 years ago.
Sunday, May 03, 2026
Missing 78-Year-Old Found Thanks to Chaverim
A remarkable search effort that stretched across the country has come to a successful conclusion, as a 78-year-old woman missing for 10 days was safely located, thanks in large part to the relentless efforts of Chaverim of Rockland.
The case, which began in New York, quickly expanded nationwide, with leads and coordination reaching as far as Los Angeles. Despite the challenges and the passage of time, volunteers refused to give up, working tirelessly around the clock to track down any possible information that could lead to her whereabouts.
Through persistence, coordination, and sheer determination, Chaverim of Rockland ultimately played a key role in locating the missing woman, bringing an emotional and relieved end to a days-long search that had many concerned.
WATCH the incredible story unfold and see how this dedicated effort made all the difference:
The case, which began in New York, quickly expanded nationwide, with leads and coordination reaching as far as Los Angeles. Despite the challenges and the passage of time, volunteers refused to give up, working tirelessly around the clock to track down any possible information that could lead to her whereabouts.
Through persistence, coordination, and sheer determination, Chaverim of Rockland ultimately played a key role in locating the missing woman, bringing an emotional and relieved end to a days-long search that had many concerned.
WATCH the incredible story unfold and see how this dedicated effort made all the difference:
Monday, April 27, 2026
The Rebbe's Timely Encouragement to the Mir R"Y
A rare glimpse into the connection between the Lubavitcher Rebbe and Reb Nochum Partzovitz, Rosh Yeshiva of Mir, the largest yeshiva in the world at the time.
Rabbi Nochum Partzovitz, or simply "Reb Nochum," was one of most impactful Talmudic minds of the modern era. But his health suffered, with serious illness making it difficult for him to continue teaching. Just when he needed it most, a message came from the Rebbe, simple, direct, and exactly what he had to hear.
Discover the origins of their relationship, the powerful encounter that followed, and the striking way Reb Nochum later described the Rebbe’s leadership...
Rabbi Nochum Partzovitz, or simply "Reb Nochum," was one of most impactful Talmudic minds of the modern era. But his health suffered, with serious illness making it difficult for him to continue teaching. Just when he needed it most, a message came from the Rebbe, simple, direct, and exactly what he had to hear.
Discover the origins of their relationship, the powerful encounter that followed, and the striking way Reb Nochum later described the Rebbe’s leadership...
Monday, April 13, 2026
The Kever of the Brother of Reb Shayala in NY
The Perlowitz Show: "We visited the tziyon of Reb Shayala’s brother, a place where many come with tefillos and hopes — and where people have seen yeshuos in remarkable ways. You can not explain the feeling, as individuals come to daven and pour out their hearts. Stories continue to circulate of yeshuas that come in ways beyond the ordinary."
Sunday, March 22, 2026
JewQ International Torah Championship (5786) LIVE!
Top Finalists from 25 Countries Compete for International Torah Title
Regional champions from 25 countries compete for the title of JewQ International Champion in the finale of the International Jewish Knowledge Competition. The high-stakes event culminates a program that reached over 4,200 young scholars across 250 communities, many the only Jewish students in their schools, studying independently amid growing challenges facing Jewish youth.
The finalists on stage today in front of 1200 family, friends and fans. They represent the top performers from the world’s largest network of Jewish children who studied independently, often outside of school hours, to master the JewQ “Living Jewish” curriculum. The competition is the centerpiece of the CKids International Shabbaton, the largest summit for Hebrew School families in the world, hosted by CKids, Chabad’s global children’s network, which reaches 175,000 children across 2,700 classrooms and 750 Hebrew Schools.
“In today’s world, there’s no greater gift for a Jewish child than knowing who they are,” said Rabbi Mendy Kotlarsky, Chairman of Chabad's Global Networks. “JewQ gives them that clarity and deep understanding. Win or not, these kids return home, proud, confident, and unshakably connected to their heritage.”
JewQ’s unique format turns Torah education into an engaging challenge. Through a combination of gamified learning and independent study, children absorb key concepts in Jewish life and tradition, often in communities where Jewish education is otherwise limited.
JewQ is inspired by the educational philosophy of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, who emphasized that children are not only future leaders, but leaders today. He taught that a child’s natural competitive spirit and excitement to learn and share knowledge are powerful forces for strengthening Jewish life.
The championship features a fast-paced quiz format, celebrity guest appearances, and a moving award ceremony. While only the finalists are competing today, their peers, thousands of them, are watching from around the world, many gathered in their local Chabad centers to cheer them on.
Regional champions from 25 countries compete for the title of JewQ International Champion in the finale of the International Jewish Knowledge Competition. The high-stakes event culminates a program that reached over 4,200 young scholars across 250 communities, many the only Jewish students in their schools, studying independently amid growing challenges facing Jewish youth.
The finalists on stage today in front of 1200 family, friends and fans. They represent the top performers from the world’s largest network of Jewish children who studied independently, often outside of school hours, to master the JewQ “Living Jewish” curriculum. The competition is the centerpiece of the CKids International Shabbaton, the largest summit for Hebrew School families in the world, hosted by CKids, Chabad’s global children’s network, which reaches 175,000 children across 2,700 classrooms and 750 Hebrew Schools.
“In today’s world, there’s no greater gift for a Jewish child than knowing who they are,” said Rabbi Mendy Kotlarsky, Chairman of Chabad's Global Networks. “JewQ gives them that clarity and deep understanding. Win or not, these kids return home, proud, confident, and unshakably connected to their heritage.”
JewQ’s unique format turns Torah education into an engaging challenge. Through a combination of gamified learning and independent study, children absorb key concepts in Jewish life and tradition, often in communities where Jewish education is otherwise limited.
JewQ is inspired by the educational philosophy of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, who emphasized that children are not only future leaders, but leaders today. He taught that a child’s natural competitive spirit and excitement to learn and share knowledge are powerful forces for strengthening Jewish life.
The championship features a fast-paced quiz format, celebrity guest appearances, and a moving award ceremony. While only the finalists are competing today, their peers, thousands of them, are watching from around the world, many gathered in their local Chabad centers to cheer them on.
Monday, February 16, 2026
Leibel’s Story from Bondi Attack to Safe Return Home
Leibel Lazarov’s story from being shot at the Bondi Beach terror attack to his B"H safe return back to Texas.
Tuesday, February 10, 2026
3 Survivors of Bondi Attack at Chabad Shluchos Banquet
EDISON, N.J.—Sunday evening saw some 5,000 Jewish women leaders and guests from around the world gather for the gala banquet of the 35th annual International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Women Emissaries.
Held at the New Jersey Convention and Expo Center on the eve of 22 Shevat, the 38th anniversary of the passing of Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka Schneerson, of righteous memory. The glittering event brought together emissaries from some 100 countries for a night of prayer, remembrance, celebration and rededication to their mission serving Jewish communities across the globe.
Three young women from Sydney, Australia, took the stage to lead the assembly in recitations of chapters of Psalms.
Chaya Dadon, 14, who shielded two children with her body during the terror attack at Bondi Beach last Chanukah, introduced herself simply: “I am a young shlucha (emissary of the Rebbe) from Australia.”
She spoke of the harrowing moments when bullets rained down at the Chanukah event, but emphasized that her actions didn;t come from courage. “It came from deep within my neshamah, my soul,” she told the crowd. “I heard G‑d’s voice guiding me.”
This, she explained, is what it means to be a shlucha of the Rebbe: “When the moment comes, you find the strength to act, to be there when it matters most.”
A video presentation then featured Priva Schlanger, eldest daughter of Rabbi Eli Schlanger, who was murdered in the attack, alongside Mina Levitan, daughter of Rabbi Yaakov Levitan, who was also killed that day. The video showed the young women in their roles as budding Chabad emissaries in Sydney.
Held at the New Jersey Convention and Expo Center on the eve of 22 Shevat, the 38th anniversary of the passing of Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka Schneerson, of righteous memory. The glittering event brought together emissaries from some 100 countries for a night of prayer, remembrance, celebration and rededication to their mission serving Jewish communities across the globe.
Three young women from Sydney, Australia, took the stage to lead the assembly in recitations of chapters of Psalms.
Chaya Dadon, 14, who shielded two children with her body during the terror attack at Bondi Beach last Chanukah, introduced herself simply: “I am a young shlucha (emissary of the Rebbe) from Australia.”
She spoke of the harrowing moments when bullets rained down at the Chanukah event, but emphasized that her actions didn;t come from courage. “It came from deep within my neshamah, my soul,” she told the crowd. “I heard G‑d’s voice guiding me.”
This, she explained, is what it means to be a shlucha of the Rebbe: “When the moment comes, you find the strength to act, to be there when it matters most.”
A video presentation then featured Priva Schlanger, eldest daughter of Rabbi Eli Schlanger, who was murdered in the attack, alongside Mina Levitan, daughter of Rabbi Yaakov Levitan, who was also killed that day. The video showed the young women in their roles as budding Chabad emissaries in Sydney.
Thursday, January 22, 2026
Emotional Tribute Hours After Hospital Discharge
וּבְכָל זֹאת שִׁמְךָ לֹא שָׁכָחְנוּ. נָא אַל תִּשְׁכָּחֵנוּ
Just four hours after being discharged from the hospital, Bondi teroroist shooting survivor, Leibel Lazaroff took the stage at the Sydney Opera House.
The event, attended by Australia’s Prime Minister and other national leaders, saw Lazaroff share his powerful message of resilience, faith, and community in the wake of the tragedy.
Just four hours after being discharged from the hospital, Bondi teroroist shooting survivor, Leibel Lazaroff took the stage at the Sydney Opera House.
The event, attended by Australia’s Prime Minister and other national leaders, saw Lazaroff share his powerful message of resilience, faith, and community in the wake of the tragedy.
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