Rabbi Doctor Elie Cohen served as a longtime professor of mathematics and statistics in the Concordia University of Montreal. Until his passing in February 2021, he would also deliver Torah classes regularly. He was interviewed in May 2013.
Watch this video by photographer Chaim Tuitto as he joins Chabad representatives erecting a giant, brightly lit Menorah in the Gaza strip.
The year round daily schedule for the subsidized Ohel bus will be continuing four times a day on Chanuka this year, with one time change to allow for Hadlakas menorah.
Most of us don’t remember it, but once upon a time Chanukah was not widely known. Back then, giant menorahs did not glimmer outside the Plaza Hotel on Fifth Avenue, or in front of the White House on the Ellipse, or at the foot of the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
The City of Miami Beach will be holding a special ceremony next week with the renaming of a street in honor of the late Rabbi Pinchus Weberman OBM.
Learning by the Lights is an eight-part learning series for Chanukah. This family-friendly Menorah-side study from the Moshiach Office at Merkos 302 invites you to delve into a captivating topic that hopes to shed light on current events.
Join the LIVE Broadcast at the Brandenburg Gate, where German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is slated to help light Berlin’s public Chanukah menorah—Europe’s largest—on Thursday evening, sending a “powerful message of solidarity” with the Jewish people.
Join YouTuber Shloimy Zionce and experience attending the Chabad Kinus HaShluchim of 5784/2023 and learn the reason why he makes sure to attend every year.
The World’s Largest Menorah, a New York City icon and one of the world’s premier menorahs, was erected again this morning in preparation for Chanukah.
Over 100 Chabad Mechanchim gathered for a special farbrengen with Rabbi Michoel Gourarie allowing them to recharge and uplift their chinuch impact.
The Davidov brothers have released a new Mivtzoim Chanukah mashup of music that will be blasted across the world.
In the current political climate, the safety of Jewish students and staff depends on how big and vocal our presence is. This year, more than ever, we need you to help us and every Jewish student in every university.
With great sadness we report the passing of Reb Velvel Kopp OBM, a chosid who lived in Seattle and moved to Tsfas exactly 30 years before his passing. He passed away on the 20th of Kislev, 5784.
The Mitzvah Tank Organization, which runs NYC’s annual Mitzvah Tank Parades, is reminding people to sign up for this year’s Chanukah Menorah Parade as registration closes tonight at 11:00pm.
It’s being termed the largest Menorah West of the Mississippi, with this giant 29 foot Menorah from Chabad of Greater St. Lous erected in Kiener Plaza being lit for the first time this Thursday. Standing tall, standing bright, and standing colorful.
You will be helping a lifelong Chassidus teacher carry on teaching with peace of mind and you’ll be changing people’s lives in a real, serious way, the most boring way – mind to mind, from the inside out.
As we conclude the days of Yud Tes and Chof Kislev, commemorating the Yom HaGeulah of the Alter Rebbe—marking the triumph over the heavenly Kitrug that arose against him for freely disseminating Chassidus—Chassidim across the globe are now gearing up for the special day of Hei Teves.
