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High Holiday programs in Israel continued the inspiration
On their last morning in New York in September, 150 young women, all students from universities and colleges across Israel, went to the Ohel, the resting place of the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, in Queens, N.Y. Following an i...
12,000-square-foot home for Jewish students, complete with a kosher rooftop restaurant, is packed for the holidays
Every night for the past few weeks, 30 students can be found enjoying kosher schnitzel and shawarma on the roof of the Chabad-Lubavitch Jewish Center at USC, a few blocks north of the University of Southern California campus in Los Angeles. They’re eating...
Rabbi recalls 400 years of Jewish presence in Thailand
When the Jewish community of Thailand’s original cemetery- established through a royal land grant by King Rama IV- neared capacity after 30 years of use in 2021, the community purchased new land in the Chachoengsao area outside Bangkok for a new Jewish ce...
After nearly three years of searching, Rabbi Levi and Chaya Mushka Notik settled into a spacious center on Nairobi’s embassy row
Chabad-Lubavitch of Kenya marked the opening of its new center in Nairobi earlier this month, drawing diplomats, senior Kenyan officials and close to 100 members of the local Jewish community ahead of Rosh Hashanah. The launch capped off a year-and-a-half...
As the Jewish people prepare to welcome the New Year on Rosh Hashanah, a look back at 5786
The year 5786 tested the Jewish people in ways few could have imagined—and Jews worldwide lived up to that test, again and again, with resolve, unity and a pride that refused to be diminished. One of the most defining stories of the year was one that cut ...
After online mobs threatened a Shabbat celebration at Chabad at Elon, more than 100 students showed up for a proud display of Jewish strength
When Rabbi Mendy and Rivka Minkowitz shared a flyer for their Shabbat program at Chabad-Lubavitch at Elon University in North Carolina on their Instagram story, they were unprepared for the antisemitic hate and threats that would follow. The Sept. 4 Shabb...
The Jewish War Veterans’ national convention attracted vets from across the country
Rabbi Mordechai Rubin, who has directed the Colonie Chabad Jewish Center near Albany, N.Y., alongside his wife, Chana, since 2018, was excited when he was asked to help arrange a daily morning minyan at the 131st National Convention of the Jewish War Vete...
600 people showed up to celebrate Mendy Cooper’s bar mitzvah and the Torah scroll written in his honor
The leafy streets of Malvern, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia, are not usually filled with singing or loud displays of celebration. But on a Sunday morning in early August, 600 people from across Melbourne’s diverse Jewish community changed that, dancing...
The Aleph Early Learning Center was built on a Jewish academic education that doesn’t compromise—and doesn’t charge
Backpacks are lined up by the door and small chairs are being dusted off for a new year at Aleph Early Learning Center in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn, N.Y. It’s the kind of back-to-school scene playing out at preschools across the country this week. But at Alep...
Chabad rabbi in Catskills had only one day to make Joel Schnee’s final journey a Jewish one
Whenever Rabbi Yosef Dovid and Shternie Chanowitz walked into the care facility where Joel Schnee lived in the Catskill Mountains in Upstate New York, the elderly man’s face would light up. Cerebral palsy and other health challenges had left him with limi...
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