While many Ukrainians continue to flee, the people of Kherson, including its Jewish community, have nowhere to go. While the streets are now quiet and the war front has moved past Kherson, an urgent crisis is brewing.
The Orthodox Union (OU) Kosher Certification has released a Kashrus Alert regarding Wellsley Farms Waffles, which were mistakenly mislabeled with a plain OU instead of OU-Dairy.
In this week’s letter the Rebbe converses with a professor of law, addressing the question of how a compassionate G-d can mandate such a seemingly cruel behavior – the annihilation of an entire people, men women and children.
What you – and your daughters – have been waiting for, the high school designed for your daughter is here. Welcome to Bais Chana High School, opening in the Delaware Valley.
Learning a page a day, it takes Rabbi Avraham Zajac, director of Chabad-Lubavitch of South La Cienega (SOLA) in Los Angeles, seven-and-a-half years to complete the entire Talmud, and he’s been teaching since 2004, when he founded Chabad SOLA.
The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) today announced that it will begin issuing new driver license, permit and non-driver ID (NDID) cards that incorporate upgraded security features.
All New Yorkers enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will receive the maximum allowable level of food benefits for March.
The New York State Department of Education waded back into a fight with the release of proposed plans to regulate private schools across the state.
YK Yerushalayim, a program primarily suited for Bochurim coming out of Shiur Beis and Gimmel Mesivta, announces its staff for the summer of 5782.
A group of kids and their parents get ready to board their flight from Argentina to NYC for the highly-anticipated JewQ Shabbaton, kicking off tonight at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Princeton, New Jersey. “We’ve been counting down to this day for months,” says Dario Roiz, a 7th grader of Chabad Argentina. “I can’t believe it’s finally here.”
In the Israeli village of Kfar Chabad, in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro and in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, N.Y., dozens of Russian-speaking volunteers coordinated by the Chabad-Lubavitch-affiliated Federation of Jewish Communities (FJC) sit in high-tech crisis-management centers, staffing emergency hotlines and connecting the Jews of Ukraine with Chabad’s boots on the ground.
The transportation mandate that required face masks on planes, trains, and buses throughout the US has been extended after it was scheduled to be dropped this month.
The US House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a $1.5 trillion omnibus spending package, which includes $1 billion in emergency funding for the Iron Dome missile defense system.
Sitting in the ad hoc crisis center in Kfar Chabad, “Chaim” has been on the phone with Jews in war-torn Ukraine for nearly 14 hours. In call after call, he has been reiterating the same point: “Get out while you can. We will help you leave Ukraine and bring you to Israel if that’s what you want, but you must leave now!”
Rabbi Levi Raices, Shliach of the Rebbe to Kharkov, Ukraine, who just arrived in Crown Heights after a long and dangerous 5-day evacuation trip shared the experience of his harrowing journey, at the Gala Dinner for the Yeshiva in Queens.
More than 150 NYC Public School students enjoyed a week of Jewish Pride at the Released Time Mid-Winter camps run by the NCFJE Released Time program.
Rabbi Avraham Kliers worked for nearly forty years at Keren Hashvi’is raising funds to support farmers observing Shmitah. He was interviewed at his home in Bnei Brak, Israel, in September of 2018.
