The campaign for a new, larger home for Stanford’s Chabad House got a boost late this past summer when alum Tad Taube ’53 M.S. ’57 donated $1.3 million to the Jewish religious center, which serves Stanford community members.

Beth Menachem Chabad will offer a new six-session course from the Rohr Jewish Learning Institute, titled “Great Debates in Jewish History,” beginning at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 31.

Thursday was a special evening for the Jewish community in Richmond, for more than one reason.

For Rabbi Berl Goldman, preparations for white nationalist Richard Spencer’s visit to the University of Florida have been going on for a while.

Chabad of Hewlett celebrates the holiday of Sukkot with prayer and good food

Jews throughout Valley Stream celebrated the Jewish festival of Sukkot last week — translated as the Feast of Tabernacles ­— celebrating the fall harvest and commemorating the 40 years Jews spent wandering the desert after their Exodus from Egypt.

Chabad rabbi sets up public sukkah opposite symbol of Nazi power.

With pastries from a bakery based in New York City and the company of five of his 10 children, a local rabbi observed the Jewish festival of Sukkot on Monday at his home in Pottsville.

For those people who are celebrating the weeklong Jewish holiday of Sukkot — and those just interested in learning more about it — visiting the decorated, gazebo-like Sukkah just got a little bit easier.

San Juan’s Chabad receives timely assistance from northern New Jersey

As the nation of Israel prepares for the Biblical holiday of Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles), Jerusalem is bracing for 700,000 visitors in Israel’s capital

A local rabbi is taking to the streets to bring a traveling sukkah to those unable to reach one.