After my first visit to Bet Shemesh, when my husband and I were in the contemplation stage of aliyah
R. C. Berman | News | Monday, January 16
A New Jersey Chabad rabbi's kidney donation to an Israeli living on a secular Moshav in central Israel didn’t grab headlines. It wasn't about the tensions between religious and secular Jews, but about a life-giving gesture of indiscriminate love by a Chasidic rabbi for a fellow Jew.
R. C. Berman | News | Tuesday, January 10
Holocaust survivors are a fast dwindling population. But buried with many a survivor who dies is a story of untold suffering and loss, and also, lessons of an extraordinary will for life.
Chaviva Galatz | News | Friday, January 6
Violent behaviors of individuals or groups who abuse, intimidate and insult others are a flagrant offense to Torah and tzniut (modesty), in both letter and spirit, and deserve to be unequivocally condemned.
Chabad Lubavitch Headquarters | News | Wednesday, January 4
situated on more than 200 acres of Canadian forest with 6000 feet of lakefront property in time for this summer season.
R. C. Berman | News | Tuesday, January 3
The small synagogue is equipped with Torah scrolls, prayer books and other books on Judaism in Russian, donated by members of the S. Petersburg Jewish community.
Rena Greenberg | News | Sunday, January 1
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Lord Mayor of Oxford, Cllr Elise Benjaminparticipated in a grand menorah lighting on Broad Street,Tuesday evening, thefirst night of Chanukah. More than 150 people joined the celebration organizedby Chabad of Oxford.
News | Thursday, December 22
Several hundred people celebrated outside Brooklyn Boro Hall's Courthouse, Tuesday night, as Brooklyn Boro President Marty Markowitz kindled the first light of the menorah with the help of Rabbi Aaron Raskin, of Chabad of Brooklyn Heights.
Staff Writer | News | Thursday, December 22
On Tuesday, December 20th 2011, F.R.E.E. of Brighton Beach's annual grand outdoor Menorah Lighting took place drawing hundreds of families with children and many onlookers in honor of the first night of Chanukah.
Rena Greenberg | News | Wednesday, December 21
Thousands joined American Friends of Lubavitch for the National Menorah lighting Chanukah celebration.
Staff Writer | News | Wednesday, December 21
Representatives of real estate, tourism, health care and hi-tech industries participated at the fourth Israeli Expo in Moscow.
Staff Writer | News | Tuesday, November 22
You can barely take a step in the modern world without everyone knowing where you are and what you're up to.
Rabbi Ari Shishler | News | Thursday, November 17
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Erected by the late Rolling Stones promoter and Holocaust survivor Bill Graham, it was known as the “mama” menorah because of the thousands of others it inspired globally.
Natasha Rosenstock | Tuesday, December 20
To put things in perspective, understand that some of these people were struggling before the floods. They lived in basic structures, only one floor high, with the bare minimum
Yaacov Behrman | Friday, November 18
Speaking at the plenary session for the Jewish Federations of North America’s General Assembly, Mr. Natan...
Mordechai Lightstone | Monday, November 7
As a little girl, I imagined people “doing Teshuva” bent over a workbench pounding away with a heavy hammer to achieve something.
Baila Olidort | Monday, October 10
The generous folks at Tom’s of Maine are currently running a campaign on their website, and are asking members of the public to vote for a worthy cause.
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