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Naples Daily News
Israel’s UN ambassador to visit Naples

The Israeli ambassador to the United Nations will speak on Sunday evening in Naples about the tumultuous relationship of his home country and the United States.

the Algemeiner
University of Edinburgh to Be First Scottish Campus to Receive, House Torah Scroll

A Torah scroll will soon come to a Scottish campus, marking the first time ever a university in the country will have one on site, the rabbi leading the effort told The Algemeiner.

The Jewish Press
3,000 Lubavich Women Emissaries from Around the Globe Gather in New York

Preconceived notions about the insular role of women in Hasidism were shattered when more than 3,000 women from around the world gathered to brainstorm about the future of world Jewry and their roles as emissary-representatives of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement.

Tulane Hullabaloo
Shabbat 1000 is big baba ga-news for Chabad

At a school where 27 percent of the student body is Jewish, Shabbat, the Jewish Sabbath, is no minor venue. Yet, despite the hundreds of students who show up to weekly dinners, Rabbi Leibel Lipskier decided to raise the bar.

Newswire
Eric Schames Sponsors Illini Chabad Hospitality House

Noted business entrepreneur and startup advisor, Eric Schames, recently dedicated a hospitality house at the Illini Chabad Center at University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.

JWeekly
Keep synagogues a safe space, free of political advocacy

It’s no secret that divisiveness is at an all-time high. It’s also no secret that Chabad’s openness and love-of-every-Jew approach brings many different types of Jews together under one roof.

JTA
Chabad House opens in Pacific archipelago of New Caledonia

Chabad, the Hasidic movement that operates Jewish centers in more than 90 countries, has set up shop in the Pacific island archipelago of New Caledonia, which has 250,000 residents and 250 Jews.

Jewish News
Berel Shemtov was the Rebbe’s first U.S. emissary; his granddaughter completes the circle

Almost 60 years ago, a young New York rabbi and his wife came to Oak Park to start the country’s first Chabad-Lubavitch outpost. Now, the movement has come full circle.

Arizona Jewish Post
Chabad to celebrate 40 years of ever-expanding service in Arizona

Break out the schnapps! This year, Chabad of Arizona celebrates 40 years of serving the state’s diverse Jewish population with a gala dinner at Embassy Suites by Hilton Scottsdale Resort on Feb. 26.

Jewish Exponent
Exhaustive New Volume Chronicles Chabad Rebbe’s Formative Years Overseas

It is a story told in frayed telegrams and creased photographs, in faded script on yellowing notebook pages, in postmarked envelopes and stamped passports.

Arizona Jewish Post
Senator Moynihan’s surprise: Lessons from the Rebbe

U.S. Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan once scheduled an hour-long meeting with the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson. Towards the end of the consultation, the Rebbe asked if he could request a favor from the senator.

JTA
Swastikas found in LA, NY

Papers with hand-drawn swastikas and hate messages have been left on homes and a Chabad House in a Los Angeles suburb.

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