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Prime Minister Fico acknowledges Slovakian Jewish contribution to the country's culture and heritage and insists on protecting historical Jewish sites in Slovakia as an integral part of the country's heritage.

Two weeks before Passover, new Chabad representatives to Malta counted 200 reservations for its communal Passover Seder.

Jewish travelers to Puerto Rico are delighted to discover a kosher eatery in the heart of Old San Juan.

Russian President Vladimir Putin and other Russian dignitaries joined the country’s Chief Rabbi, Rabbi Berel...

Standing on the site of a 100 year-old barn will be the new Rhinebeck Jewish Center, as green and integrative a project as any community can hope for.

Rabbi Shaya Gansbourg, Chabad-Lubavitch emissary to Harlem, passed away Sunday, February 17 - 7 Adar. He was 57

The highly acclaimed Jewish study program for women does it again! After ranking second in the top nonprofits empowering women by GreatNonprofits and GuideStar in 2010, it now ranked among the top 10 NYC non-profit volunteering opportunities.

Germany's lower house of parliament passed a resolution yesterday, July 19, reaffirming the religious rights of parents seeking to circumcise their infant sons.

Chabad scholars and students marked the centennial anniversary of the ground-breaking series of Chasidic discourses delivered orally by the fifth Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Sholom Dovber Schneersohn. In honor of the anniversary, Kehot is publishing a new annotated edition of the series.

Twenty seven people, including nine children, were injured today (Friday) in multiple bombings in Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine in what is being qualified as terror attacks. At least four blasts went off in quick succession around noon throughout the city center, targeting public areas including a tram stop, cinema and railway station.

Last night, Wednesday, March 7, some 300 Jewish students at the University of Texas in Austin gathered for the reading...

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.

BAILA OLIDORT: You were an enthusiastic student from a young age. Did you look for moral character in your teachers?...

Chana Silberstein has been the Chabad representative to Cornell University, Ithaca College, and surrounding areas since 1984. She has created and implemented Jewish educational programs in a variety of formal

Naftali Loewenthal caught my interest about twenty years ago when his book, Communicating the Infinite, was issued by Chicago University Press. The Chabad Chasid, a Ph.D in Jewish history

Mr. Sharansky met with Baila Olidort, editor of Lubavitch News Service in his office at the Jewish Agency’s headquarters in Jerusalem, where he talked about his vision, his respect for Chabad’s model of outreach, and the moral ambiguities he discovered in freedom.

Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky was secretary to the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, for a period of 40 years. As a young boy of 13, he came to New York from Boston, where he met the man who, four years later was to become the 7th Rebbe of Chabad-Lubavitch. The Rebbe reached out to the young yeshiva student living away from home, in ways, says Rabbi Krinsky, that moved him and sustain him to this day.

June 25th marked the 15th anniversary of the passing of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory. In honor of the occasion, lubavitch.com interviewed Rabbi Adin (Even Yisrael) Steinsaltz. Rabbi Steinsaltz, a noted rabbi, scholar, philosopher, social critic and a prolific author of books on a wide scope of Jewish topics, is most commonly known for his popular commentary and translation of the Talmud into Hebrew, French, Russian and Spanish. A Chasidic scholar as well, Rabbi Steinsaltz has translated the Tanya, the primary source text of Chabad Chasidism, into English and written numerous works on Chasidic and Kabbalistic themes.In 1988, he was awarded the Israel Prize, Israel's highest honor, for Jewish studies.