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Slides
Chabad Rabbi sworn in as first Jewish Rabbi chaplain in the Oregon Army National Guard
Tigard, Oregon Chabad Rabbi Menachem Orenstein was sworn in as a chaplain in the Oregon Army National Guard — the first Jewish rabbi chaplain in…
By akatz
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A Jewish Burial in Rural Saskatchewan
It started with a phone call. Rabbi Avrohom Simmonds got a call from an American phone number. The caller was reaching out on behalf of…
Chicago Chabad Brings Jewish Resources to DNC
Lubavitch Chabad of Illinois is prepared to welcome Jewish visitors to the city
Tisha B’Av: Remembering for a Better Future
This evening, Jews around the world will remove their shoes, begin a 25-hour fast, and sit low on the floor in the manner of mourners.
By Staff Writer
Do We Want Moshiach Now?
Until we embrace the possibility of a different future, we will want Moshiach neither now nor ever
By Reuven Leigh
Ties That Bind
On American college campuses, on street corners in Israel, and on Instagram, one ritual has emerged as a symbol of Jewish identity and shared experience.
By Sarah Ogince
20,000 to Join Lag B’Omer Celebration of Jewish Pride and Unity
“The Great Parade” Will Welcome Jews of All Backgrounds
Counting Days
As we count the weeks and months since the deep traumas of October 7, the practice of Sefirat HaOmer offers insight
Aggieland Mikvah Will Educate Students, Serve Locals
Chabad Serving Texas A&M—U.S.’s Largest College—Builds Unique Mikvah Educational Center
By Shneur Brook
After Two Years of War, Kyiv Chabad Dedicates New Mikvah
“Simcha” Jewish Community Celebrates Jewish Recovery Amid Crisis
By Staff Writer
“Self-Serve” Tefillin Stands Coming to A Shop Near You
It’s not what you expect to find at Stop&Shop or a Winn-Dixie
By Staff Writer
With Mitzvahs and Prayers, Jewish Communities Celebrate Hostage Rescue
When 70-year-old Louis Har and 60-year-old Fernando Simon Marman were rescued in a daring joint operation involving the IDF and Israeli police and intelligence, Jewish…
By Staff Writer
Once A Jew
How far gone is too far gone?
Israeli Delegation to The Hague Finds Warm Jewish Welcome Courtesy of Chabad
Israeli Ambassador to the Netherlands: “Chabad … Radiates Warmth and Hope”
By Staff Writer
How the IDF Unity Torah Was Born
When Rabbi Shuey Biston of Chabad of Parkland, Florida, visited the Re’im Base on the Gaza border, he was deeply taken by what he saw.…
By Staff Writer
Hundreds of Family Members of Hostages Pray for their Return at the Ohel
On Trip Courtesy of Chabad in Israel, Family Members are Uplifted and Inspired, Pray Together for Their Loved Ones Still in Gaza
By Staff Writer
The 102-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor Who Rediscovered His Faith
How A Chess Game in a Manhattan Park Lit a Long-Dormant Jewish Spark
By Staff Writer
Missouri Restaurant Goes Kosher for a Day to Support Israel
“Kosher Night at Novellus” in Partnership with Chabad of S. Charles County, MO, Aims to Raise 100k for Humanitarian Aid in Israel
By Staff Writer
#LightForIsrael Campaign Encourages Millions to Respond to Darkness With the Light of Shabbat Candles
Influencers and Shluchim Spread the Word as Shabbat Candles are Lit in Solidarity with Israel
By Staff Writer
141-Year-Old College Now Offers Kosher in Every Dining Hall
For the first time in the university’s 141-year history, hot kosher meals will be available at all campus dining halls
By Staff Writer
Slides
At the Farmer’s Market
Been to the Farmer’s Market lately? The freshly-baked hand-braided breads—courtesy of your local Chabad center—are selling out fast. From Setauket, N.Y. to Petaluma, California, from…
By Shneur Brook
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The Songs of the Soul on Shakedown Street
In a unique cultural phenomenon, an outsize percentage of Deadheads — fans of the Grateful Dead band — are Jewish, and when Phish did a…
By Staff Writer
Making Waves in Montego Bay
Jewish life flourishes in Jamaica
By Liba Rimler
Stranded in Portland, Jewish Merchant Marine Midshipman Finds Warm Home
When a Jewish U.S. Merchant Marine midshipman found herself stranded in Portland, Oregon, thousands of miles from home, she knew where to find kosher food,…
By Staff Writer
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