Joshua Runyan

Jewish beachgoers couldn’t pass up the opportunity to enjoy a free kosher hotdog this Independence Day, descending on the tent set up at Newport Avenue and the sand in Ventnor, N.J., for an evening snack provided by Chabad-Lubavitch of Atlantic County.

As he does every year, Rabbi Shimon Eisenbach couldn’t let the Hebrew birthday of Eilat Mayor Meir Yitzhak-Halevy pass by without visiting his friend and giving him the opportunity to don the Jewish prayer boxes known as tefillin.

After tallying the numbers and sorting through the responses of participants, officials with the Chabad on Campus International Foundation proclaimed its annual conference for campus-based Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries an unqualified success.

Rabbi Moshe Liberow spent the hours before the onset of the Jewish Sabbath Friday afternoon checking in on fellow evacuees as crews continued to battle one of the worst wildfires in Colorado history.

Further expanding on the services available to Jewish students worldwide and those studying abroad, the Chabad on Campus International Foundation announced Wednesday that Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries would soon be opening new European campus operations.

Rabbi Moshe and Zelda Liberow and their children had just minutes to evacuate their neighborhood on the west side of Colorado Springs, Colo.

Bryansk Regional Gov. Nikolay Denin welcomed Russian Chief Rabbi Berel Lazar to his city last week, taking the opportunity presented by a pending dedication of a Jewish ritual bath to discuss Jewish educational and communal issues.

A Russian man’s involvement in his local Jewish young professional’s group and the discovery of an old chest of antiquities containing Judaica hidden away by his grandparents during the height of Communist oppression has led to his undergoing ritual circu...

Hundreds of people joined Berlin Mayor Klaus Wowereit and an international rabbinical delegation to celebrate 15 years of Chabad-Lubavitch activities in the German capital.

Russian Deputy Communications Minister Nahum Marder donated a Torah scroll to the central synagogue in Moscow’s Marina Roscha neighborhood last week, dedicating the holy item in memory of his parents.