NY Removes Medical Debt From Credit Reports
Unpaid medical debt will no longer appear in New York residents’ credit reports under a bill signed into law by Gov. Kathy Hochul on Wednesday.
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Chabad of Melbourne CBD Holds Joint Chanukah Celebration in Hall of the Victorian Parliament
Chabad of Melbourne CBD together with the St Kilda Shule held a Chanukah celebration in the Queen’s Hall of the Victorian Parliament today.
How I Snuck a Giant Menorah Into Gaza
n the past seven weeks, Rabbi Levi Mendelson slept very little. His main concern? Aid and relief for soldiers, the wounded and the displaced, and the hostages and victims’ families.
Inverrary Menorah Parade Takes Over South Florida
On the 6th night of Chanukah approximately thirty-five cars took to the streets of South Florida to parade the light of Chanukah from Chabad of Inverrary to the South Florida Chanukah Festival at Hardrock Casino.
Queen’s Annual Chanukah Extravaganza “Lights Up the Night”
Despite the cold temperature, Queens recently witnessed the dazzling spectacle of the annual “Light Up the Night” Chanukah celebration; a unifying event that brought together diverse communities for the fifth consecutive year.
Ella Ben Ami, whose parents were kidnapped by Hamas terrorists on Oct. 7, addressed 3,000 people gathered at the menorah lighting in Detroit. Her mother, Raz, was released last month, but her father, Ohad, remains a hostage in Gaza. Photo: Jamie Feldman
In Downtown Detroit, Menorah Lighting an Antidote to Antisemitism
Heeding the Rebbe’s call not to cower in the face of adversity, Detroit not only went ahead with public menorah-lightings but with support from the city’s mayor and community leaders increased their visibility and the numbers of those participating.
JLI: The Chilling Testimony of a 101-year-old Holocaust Survivor
Hear the chilling testimony of a 101-year-old Holocaust survivor as Joseph Alexander recounts his experience living through 12 concentration camps. Mrs. Alexander was interviewed by Mrs. Esther Teichtel.
Swiss Parliament Votes to Halt Funding for UNRWA
Swiss National Council voted on to stop funding the agency following reports of its support of Hamas.
Join LIVE at 2:30PM: The Tzivos Hashem Chanukah Rally – 5784
Join Chayolim from around the world for a grand Tzivos Hashem children’s Chanukah rally broadcast LIVE from 770 at 2:30pm.
Rabbi Mendy Heber at the menorah-lighting at the campus of the College of William & Mary, where an unprecedented 300 people attended to show their pride and support. Photo: Chabad of Williamsburg
Overcoming Adversity, Canceled Chanukah Menorahs Draw Huge Crowds
Festival organizers had claimed the menorah sent a political message. As a result, the menorah was relocated to the campus of the College of William & Mary, where on Dec. 8 an unprecedented 300 people attended lighting to celebrate Chanukah.
The Shalom Center Expands Programs For Younger Seniors
The Shalom Center on Albany Ave has opened programming for seniors 60+, with programs tailored to fit the younger seniors.
HY”D: Two More Golani Soldiers Fall in battle in Northern Gaza
Two additional IDF soldiers from the Golani Brigade fell in battle in northern Gaza Tuesday, bringing the number of soldiers dead to 10.
Chanukah Magazine Builds Community and Connection For Jewish Children in Times of Darkness
This Chanukah, the highly anticipated CKids Tzivos Hashem Chanukah magazine found its way into the hands of 15,000 Jewish children worldwide, empowering them in these challenging times with a feeling of connection that transcends language and location.
In Jackson Hole, Wyo., a non-Jewish resident lit and displayed a menorah in solidarity with Jewish neighbors and friends. Photo: Chabad of Wyoming
Every Home in Jackson Hole, Wyo., Gets a Chanukah Menorah
The welcoming and bucolic city of Jackson Hole, Wyo., is home to about 600 Jewish residents. This Chanukah, in light of the Oct. 7 terrorist attacks in Israel and the darkness that has filled the world since, a Wyoming rabbi decided to give every resident of the city, Jewish and non-Jewish, the gift of a menorah.
Historic First: Yahaduton’s Stunning Chanukah Clip Released in Ukrainian
More than a decade after its launch in Hebrew, this past week marked the debut of Yahaduton’s renowned Chanukah clip in Ukrainian, directly targeting the country’s sizable Jewish population.
Young Professionals from Across the United States to Travel to Israel in Solidarity Mission
Organized by Chabad Young Professionals International and led by the Upper East Side Chapter, this trip will see young Jewish professionals travel to Israel for the week of December 24-31 and do whatever they can to bring physical, spiritual, financial, and psychological support to the battered Israeli public who so desperately need it.
HY”D: Eight IDF Soldiers Named Killed In Gaza
The names of eight IDF soldiers who died in battle in the Gaza Strip have been released.
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