With the conclusion of the Mezuza Bank Project, during which thousands of mezuzas were put up in Jewish homes across Russia, this week a new initiative was announced by Chief Rabbi of Russia, Berl Lazar.

Chabad of Greenwich has an exciting slate of events this summer for the Jewish Community in and around Greenwich.

After ‘mezuzah bank’ succeeds, Moscow’s Chabad presents ‘tefillin banks.’

P.S. 191, also known as The Paul Robeson School, sits at the border of Crown Heights and Brownsville.

With the Sukkos holiday still several months away, those involved in the procurement of “Yanover” esrogim are already predicting an especially slim market for the many Jews who seek out this unique species of Italian esrogim.

MORE than $200,000 was raised for Chabad North Shore at its annual gala dinner at Curzon Hall last week, headlined by Tony Abbott.

Rabbis Yisroel Shemtov and Mendel Shemtov arrived in Laramie on Thursday night on the first leg of their journey throughout Wyoming to visit as many Jewish people as they can.

This week began the three-week period of Jewish national mourning over the destruction of the Holy Temples in Jerusalem, the first in the year 428 BCE and the second in the year 70 CE.

The Chabad of the Hamptons of East Hampton held a carnival to celebrate and inaugurate their newly installed “Bryan’s Playground” Sunday morning.

Israeli national and 26/11 terror attack survivor Moshe Holtzberg, whom Prime Minister Narendra Modi met recently, is expected to visit Mumbai later this year.

As part of a seven-decade old program dubbed ‘The Roving Rabbis’, two Chabad-Lubavitch Rabbinical students are visiting the Mat-Su Valley this July as part of their community outreach training.

About 1,000 young Russians who attend Jewish studies in Chabad clubs were rewarded with a week-long European tour. As well as visiting tourist sites and learning more about Judaism, several even came back engaged