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Family survives after heeding 5:30 a.m. siren
Shocked but grateful that no one was killed, residents of the small central Israeli village of Mishmeret, out of the usual range of enemy rocket fire, are pulling together with the help of the town’s Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries after a rocket from Gaza de...
His father was imprisoned for practicing Judaism for the first seven years of the boy’s life
One of the chief engineers involved in the creation and post-launch supervision of the moon-bound Israeli spacecraft “Beresheet” is a Chabad-Lubavitch Chassid who overcame Soviet oppression and anti-Semitism to play a leading role in Israel’s public and p...
Jerusalem launch brings together readers helped by the award-winning publication
A Time to Heal: the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s Response to Loss and Tragedy has become the trusted companion to thousands of readers in the throes of grief and mourning since its publication in 2015. The recent publication of the newly translated Hebrew edition,...
Vigils and protests mounted for Ori Ansbacher, a ‘gentle soul’
With a suspect in custody and a clamoring for the death penalty in the case, the nation of Israel and the family of Ori Ansbacher, 19, brutally murdered in a Jerusalem forest while taking a walk on Thursday, mourned her loss, with her mother describing he...
Professor Robert Aumann inspires at impromptu campus Chabad talk
Students and professors at a campus Chabad in Atlanta were treated to an intimate engagement with Nobel laureate Robert Aumann after threatening weather landed the Hebrew University professor, known for his contribution to game theory and economics, at th...
Boy’s legs were crushed by falling boulder at Jerusalem tomb
After hours of emergency surgery, a 14-year-old boy from the Philadelphia area, whose one leg was crushed and the other nearly severed by a fallen boulder while on a visit to the tomb of the prophet Samuel, is in a Jerusalem hospital in stable condition. ...
Rabbi, wife and staff ease the burdens and pressures of thousands of soldiers
With an obvious lump in his throat, a new recruit to the Israel Border Police shared over a break in Safed this past Shabbat that he knew one of the two soldiers laid to rest only a day earlier after being gunned down by a terrorist at a West Bank bus sto...
Wounded parents had visited the child for first time hours before his passing.
A four-day-old baby boy who was delivered prematurely after his mother was shot by a terrorist Sunday evening, was laid to rest late Wednesday on the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem. His mother, father and five others were wounded in a drive-by shooting aime...
Early 20th-century sage described by the Rebbe as an ‘unmatched scholar’
The often cryptic Torah commentaries of the 19th- and early-20th century Talmudic sage known as the Rogachover Gaon have been the subject of intrigue to many a modern-day Jewish scholar. Rabbi Yosef Rosen, the “Genius of Rogachov,” was described by the Re...
Merging past, present and future in a hyper-modern Israeli city
The people of Modi’in have some pretty big shoes to fill come every Chanukah. The city, located in Israel’s center midway between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, is the illustrious epicenter of the Chanukah story and hometown of its heroes—the larger-than-life Ma...
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