Gallery: The Shul Under The Kosel
Chabad photographer Mordechai Lubecki visited the underground Shul located beneath the Kosel, where years of painstaking preservation work and archeology have unveiled history.
Chabad photographer Mordechai Lubecki visited the underground Shul located beneath the Kosel, where years of painstaking preservation work and archeology have unveiled history.
Hear the inside story of how a twelfth-century episode of mass psychosis spawned the blood libel myth that still plagues Jewish communities today.
Following this mornings fire at Chassidim 110 in Pomona Heights, the safe which held the Shul’s Sifrei Torah was retrieved with the use of a backhoe, unfortunately the Sifrei Torah were destroyed.
Fort Lauderdale Airport near Miami is a busy airport that is well used by Jews flying around to and from South Florida. Now the airport will see even more Jewish traffic as they inaugurated their first ELAL flight to Tel Aviv.
A Chabad Center in Sunny Isles Beach was the target of a hate crime this past week when a woman toppled a Menorah outside the center.
Mrs. Chana Popack and her husband served as Chabad emissaries in Philadelphia for three decades. She was born in Soviet Russia during Stalinist times, and her father was at a loss about where to send her to school.
An early morning blaze tore through Chassidim 110, a predominantly Lubavitch Shul in Pomona Heights Wednesday, leaving the Shul a smoking ruin, but thankfully without injuries.
Chabad photographer Mordechai Lubecki visited the ruins of the 2,000-year-old city of Koumran, an archaeological site in the West Bank overlooking the west bank of the Dead Sea. The city sits on the historic boundary of Judea, Idumea, and Perea, and in the territory of the Roman province of Judea at the time the site was attacked and destroyed by the Romans.
Anshei Lubavitch kicked off its highly anticipated mega sale with a bang, attracting hundreds of eager shoppers in search of top-quality children’s clothing at unbeatable prices.
Twelve hundred people of all ages, including two hundred children, gathered in a grand show of Jewish unity and pride. Shluchim from over forty communities from across the US and Canada brought their mekuravim. Aptly, the theme of this year’s Shabbaton was Am Yisrael Chai.
Chabad photographer Mordechai Lubecki made a visit to Netivot and captured the sites and scenes at the Kever of the Baba Sali.
Many times in our lives, we just do things, but when Yidden do things, there’s always something more to it. The things we do are not just stam trends or other mishugassen. Our minhagim, even the ones that seem funny, are actually much deeper than we think.
Mr. Noach Dear visits the Rebbe: “The name Noach means “comfort.” May your activities proceed in similar manner.”
You don’t always find Jews and mobsters in the same vicinity. 86-year-old Myron Sugarman shares his fascinating story of being “The Last Jewish Gangster” and the valuable life lessons he gained from his unconventional upbringing by a mobster.
Learn how Sam Salz uses every opportunity to share Jewish pride and observance and make every moment meaningful and special.
The well-known Chabad tune “Shimo Shimo Rabotai” has been played non-stop in the Chabad Youth branches in Israel, and is now being published for the first time in a special production by the Chabad Youth branch of Eilat.
With less than two weeks to Passover, Or is among several mothers of hostages believed to be held in the Gaza Strip who have called upon the global Jewish community to invite as many Jews as possible to the Seder in the merit of the safe return of their loved ones.