A public Menorah lighting taking place for the first time at Pomona Village Hall was attended by Supervisors Michael Specht and Howard Phillips. Specht, a Supervisor who has found himself with a large Jewish constituency, was honored with reciting the blessings.
The Governor and First Lady of the State of Florida Ron, and Casey DeSantis hosted a Chanukah celebration at the Florida Governor’s Mansion. Six Chabad Shluchim were personally invited.
CTeen’s “Transform Chanukah” initiative sees 40 Jewish high schoolers flex their leadership muscles as they develop their own community-wide Chanukah programming and pitch philanthropists for funding to spread the light despite the pervading darkness.
In a historic first, the Congressional leadership of both sides of the aisle joined on Tuesday, the sixth night of Chanukah, for the inaugural lighting of the U.S. Capitol Menorah.
Mimic of the rebbes car as it went by the Lubavitcher yeshivah in Baltimore’s 770 Building during the Baltimore Chanukah Parade on Tuesday night which was arranged by JUSA of Maryland and Chabad Of Park Heights.
In connection with the dreams which span the past two parshios, we share a letter in which the Rebbe touches on the topic of dreams – what to make of them and some basic points.
Every Chanukah for the last seven years Chabad artist Yitzchak Moully has created Public Art Menorahs, every year getting more and more ambitious. They started as murals and evolved into physical 3D Menorahs. Ready for Moully Art Menorah 2023?
Five hundred people gathered at the iconic Miami Beach Bandshell to celebrate the fourth night of Chanukah with a grand Menorah lighting ceremony and Chanukah Wonderland. Miami Beach’s newly-elected Mayor Steven Meiner was honored with the kindling of the flames on a giant ice menorah.
In honor of Chanuka, the Ohio statehouse invited Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, Rosh Yeshiva of Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, to speak with the staff and legislators about Chanuka and to pray for the people in Eretz Yisroel.
Students at hundreds of Chabad Hebrew Schools raise thousands to send toys to Israeli children in distress as part of CKids’ Chanukah GiftAThon.
In light of recent challenges, a new textbook that empowers educators and shluchim to illuminate their students’ lives with a Geulah perspective using engaging curricula was released by the Moshiach Office at Merkos 302 ahead of Hei Teves this year.
With recent world events rocking the global Jewish community, every Jew of every stripe has felt the need to do something. To get more involved, to act upon their inner identity as a member of the Jewish people who have been so brutally battered.
Citizen-activist, co-founder of Ohr Chabad, and Chabad.org news reporter Bruria Efune speaks about how her family is dealing with war. They have brought toys and supplies to the displaced families, volunteered in a soup kitchen, and even taken a mission to the troops in Gaza.
Thousands of underprivileged homes in Russia received extra help this Chanukah, thanks to an initiative by Chief Rabbi Berel Lazar and a major operation by Moscow’s Chessed Center.
Chanukah isn’t over yet, and rabbinical students Mendel Leverton and Zalman Kaplan have already covered nearly 1,000 miles of Ohio this week. The purpose of their roadtrip? Visiting Jewish inmates across the state, bringing the light and joy of Chanukah into society’s darkest corner: the prison system.
An archaeological excavation conducted by the Israel Antiquities Authority in 2010 near the Old City’s Jaffa Gate brought to life a c. 1500-year-old map.
Mrs. Molly Resnick is a former Israeli and American television producer who now lectures internationally about Judaism. (Her late husband, Dr. Lawrence M. Resnick, served as a consulting physician to the Rebbe from 1977 until 1994.) She lives in Washington Heights, New York, and was interviewed in the My Encounter studio in May 2022.
