After an action-packed first half of the summer, campers—both returning and new—are diving into a full schedule of fun, growth, and Yiddishkeit in the heart of the Catskills.
A new Chabad Center will be joining the ranks in South Florida as Shneur and Bati Korf settle into the North Beach/Biscayne Point to establish a Chabad House.
Launched by Rosie Goodman, Chana Jacobson, and Devorah Benhiyoun, Female Founded CH is a community-powered platform created by women, for women.
Deli 613 is the only place in Ireland where customers can get a kosher corned beef sandwich. A project of Chabad-Lubavitch of Ireland, which moved into a new home two years ago, the deli serves up hot soup, sandwiches, falafel and more to Jewish and non-Jewish customers alike.
Campus Shluchos from around the world gathered for a group photo as the annual Chabad on Campus International Kinus HaShluchos concluded Wednesday afternoon.
Naomi Smith left Hebrew school at 12 and never looked back. Years later, a click in a Facebook group led to weekly Chavrusah calls with a woman in Crown Heights. The questions poured out. So did the connection. For the first time, Judaism felt like hers.
In keeping with the Rebbe’s call to study the Beis Hamikdash during the Three Weeks—a time of reflection on the Temple’s destruction and renewal—Chabad.org proudly presents a transformative new course: “Inside G-d’s Home: The Holy Temple.”
Tut Altz, a project of the Moshiach Office at Merkos 302, has launched a global sale offering 10% off all products from July 13 to August 3. The sale, themed “From Ruin to Ready — Stock Up on Geulah,” aims to help families, camps, educators, and shluchim infuse this traditionally mournful time with Moshiach learning and study.
This summer, Rabbi Mendy and Shterna Goldstein launched Chabad of Buckeye to serve the city’s estimated 1,000 Jews — many of whom have been waiting for a sense of connection and Jewish life close to home.
Just before the start of the busy summer season, Women of Iron Unite gathered for a meaningful evening, an evening of inspiration, learning, and connection, to carry something lasting with us into the months ahead.
Old, sturdy timber beams line the walls of the Soldiers’ Synagogue in the western Siberian city of Tomsk, Russia, its ornate window frames topped by Stars of David carved over a century ago.
On Wednesday, 5 Menachem Av (July 30th) at 11:00 AM, Merkos 302 is hosting a live virtual workshop titled “Is It AI or Is It You?”, led by professional copywriter Alte Raskin.
Ovadiah the Convert wrote the oldest surviving Jewish sheet music. These pages were preserved in the genizah storage room of Cairo’s Ben Ezra Synagogue, which Ovadiah would have frequented.
Today’s video reviews the details of the Mizbeach; from its height to its width and length, from the Chut Hasikrah to its size relative to the height of a person.
An 8-year-old boy was struck by a van on Eastern Parkway near Albany Ave Tuesday morning, and was rushed to the hospital by Hatzalah.
After hours of coordination between Crown Heights Shomrim and the newly formed Manhattan Shomrim, a pair of Tefillin stolen from 770 was recovered and returned to their owner.
Sephardic Chief Rabbi of Israel Rabbi David Yosef visited the Ohel, the resting place of the Rebbe—Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory—on Tuesday, July 15, following a long tradition of Israel’s chief rabbis looking to the Rebbe for guidance and blessing.
