As Rosh Hashanah Approaches, 30 Jews Among the Missing in Nepal Disaster
Among the missing are two Israelis, including a 60-year-old man, and some 30 Jewish visitors and local residents, says Chani Lifshitz.
Among the missing are two Israelis, including a 60-year-old man, and some 30 Jewish visitors and local residents, says Chani Lifshitz.
This past Monday night, more than 300 members and friends of the South Broward Jewish community gathered at Turnberry Aventura Jewish Center to celebrate the 45th Annual Dinner of Congregation Levi Yitzchok-Lubavitch/Chabad of South Broward Headquarters.
Then Sammy’s Bar Mitzvah approached. With it came a new set of worries. Who would come? How would they afford it? And the question Sammy wanted answered most: Would his father be there?
When Rabbi Dov and Runya Wagner first drew up plans some fifteen years ago, the idea was modest: raise a million dollars, add about a thousand square feet to the dining room. The project grew roughly tenfold.
In honor of Chai Elul and the approach of Rosh Hashana, a new app is offering a simple way to help keep hachlatos going long after Tishrei has passed.
The city’s Department of Health gave Aleph its exceptional quality of care award after an assessment using the Infant/Toddler Environment Rating Scale, a gold-standard framework for evaluating early learning environments.
Their arrival brings fresh energy and enthusiasm to the Mesivta, strengthening the atmosphere of learning and hiskashrus for talmidim across all three shiurim.
Jewish Moscow marks the upcoming centenary of the Rebbe Rayatz’s historic “Mesiras Nefesh” Maamar delivered in Moscow in 1927, with an expanded program of Torah learning, education and community initiatives
The Yeshovos of Crown Heights and beyond penned a letter of thanks to a Chabad camp after they saved the community upwards of $1,000,000 in camp costs.
Yeshivas Lubavitch Tiferes Yisroel in Beit Shemesh opened the new zman this week with a number of significant changes to its learning structure, together with a sharpened articulation of the vision guiding the Yeshiva forward.
A historic campaign is underway to build the first mikvah in Zhejiang Province, China, providing Jewish families across a large region of Southeast China with access to Taharat Hamishpacha without the need for hours of travel.
Two years ago, Dovi had an idea. What if everything Jewish was in one place? A directory that you could open and see all the Shuls, restaurants, businesses, Mikvaos, and everything else Jewish near you. So, he started making that directory of South Florida. But the list got too big. So, he made it an app. Together with Mendel Lieberman, they created the next big thing. Jewgo.
In the heart of Kyiv, surrounded by major logistics centers, a production line is working at full pace, filling jars of pure honey that will soon be included in tens of thousands of Rosh Hashanah packages for Jews across Ukraine.
150 community members and supporters gathered at Flying Cloud Ranch in Petaluma, California, to celebrate a decade of Chabad in Petaluma and look ahead to the next chapter.
There are tears that come from pain. And then there are tears that come from something even deeper: the overwhelming feeling of finally being seen, understood, and remembered. These are the tears Aleph sees every day.
Dozens of participants from across North America, including Kentucky, Maryland, California, Pennsylvania, Arkansas, and New York, gathered at the Jewish Discovery Center in Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, for the JNet Torah Experience.
He told him that he was mistaken. “Every morning I go to the bookcase, I place my hands on the volumes, and I feel the self-sacrifice each Rebbe had to recite the discourses. This gives me strength to continue through my challenges.”