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Whether in USSR, Nazi-occupied Europe or America, the Sixth Rebbe remained undaunted
The story of the Jewish people is breathtaking, marked by soaring triumphs and devastating tragedies, eras of peace and times of turmoil, towering heroes and bitter enemies, persecution and renewal. Yet it can be argued that the 70-year span in which live...
Three Jewish teens were among 40 killed; their community mobilized to provide comfort
Revelers around the globe welcomed 2026 with parties and celebrations, including fireworks. In Switzerland, a horrific accident at about 1:30 a.m. transformed such festivities in the ski-resort town of Crans-Montana, Valais, into one of the country’s wors...
Yevgeny Bondar, 84, was ‘always ready to help another’
The Jewish community of Kherson is in shock and mourning following the death of Yevgeny Bondar, an 84-year-old Holocaust survivor who succumbed to injuries sustained in a shelling attack on the war-torn Ukrainian city. Born in March 1941 in Kerch, Crimea,...
Joining together at site of Bondi Beach Massacre to remember victims and light menorah
“I stand here tonight to say, loud and clear, that darkness does not get the final word,” declared Rabbi Yehoram Ulman, director of Chabad-Lubavitch of Bondi. It was Sunday evening, the eighth and final light of Chanukah. Before him stood 20,000 people. T...
Thousands of mitzvot performed at the site of Australia’s deadliest antisemitic attack
On the afternoon of Sunday, Dec. 14, Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia, was transformed from a site of Chanukah celebration and mitzvah-doing into the scene of a horrific terror attack, the deadliest antisemitic assault in Australian history. By the next m...
Despite attack, they returned to their Chanukah outreach and pledged not to be deterred
Nine yeshivah students were violently assaulted on Monday night on a New York City subway while returning from Chanukah outreach activities aimed at bringing light and connection to fellow Jews. Like thousands of Chabad-Lubavitch rabbis and yeshivah stude...
A glimpse at some of the priceless books, manuscripts and Judaic items housed in Chabad’s library in New York
From unpublished manuscripts and one-of-a-kind artwork to rare books and historic menorahs, the Central Chabad Library is home to an array of unique Chanukah treasures. Simple but Profound A simple metal menorah, bought in an ordinary Judaica store somewh...
As the ‘new year of Chassidus’ is marked, a groundbreaking Tanya super-commentary is now reaching tens of thousands worldwide
In 1516, a non-Jewish printer named Daniel Bomberg published a work that would reshape Jewish learning for centuries to come. His Mikraos Gedolos placed the Torah text with its classic and super commentaries on the same page, a revolutionary format that q...
Expansion in focus at 42nd Int. Conf. of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries
Rabbi Yossi Brackman has seen an unprecedented uptick in attendance and engagement over the past two years at the Rohr Chabad-Lubavitch Center at the University of Chicago, which he directs with his wife, Baila. “We’ve been on this campus since 2002, and ...
A glimpse at some of the priceless books, manuscripts and Judaic items housed in Chabad’s library in New York
In an unassuming building beside Chabad-Lubavitch Headquarters in Brooklyn’s Crown Heights neighborhood rests a breathtaking collection of Judaism’s greatest treasures. The Library of Agudas Chassidei Chabad, otherwise known as the Central Chabad Library,...
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