Where the Savannah Meets the City … Chabad Flourishes
In the heart of Kenya, where the savannah meets the city and wildlife roams just beyond the backyard, Jewish life is flourishing.
Daily Archives: July 2, 2025
American Officials Honor Rabbi Raskin and Chabad of Larnaca for Lifesaving Support to U.S. Citizens in Crisis
Over the past few weeks, as Iran attacked Israel, thousands of American citizens — students, tourists, and travelers — found themselves stranded and urgently seeking a way home. In this time of crisis, Chabad of Larnaca, under the leadership of Rabbi Raskin, stepped up in an extraordinary way.
The Meaningful People Podcast Releases Special Episode For Gimmel Tammuz “Judaism Was NEVER the Same After Him”
Whether you’re Chabad, not Chabad, or simply searching for deeper meaning in your Yiddishkeit, this episode offers a powerful reminder of the Rebbe’s call to action: to learn Torah with purpose, love every Jew as part of yourself, and transform the world, one mitzvah, one encounter, one soul at a time.
Chavie Bruk and Rabbi YY Jacobson Farbreng for Gimmel Tammuz
Eight months since launching her Totally Unexpected podcast, Montana Shlucha Chavie Bruk dropped a new episode on Gimmel Tammuz, in which she discusses an array of vital topics with Rabbi YY Jacobson.
Another Crime, Another Arrest in Crown Heights Thanks to Shomrim
A Jewish woman walking in Crown Heights had her phone snatched Wednesday morning, but the perpetrator didn’t get far thanks to Crown Heights Shomrim.
A Mother’s Reflection on Graduation Night at TTOP
It’s hard to describe the emotion of watching my son graduate eighth grade at TTOP. This graduation felt different from the other traditional ones I attended this season.
German Foreign Minister Visits Chabad’s “Mishpacha” Orphanage in Odesa
The delegation came to witness the broad humanitarian and community work led by Chabad of Odessa – work that has continued with unwavering dedication throughout the ongoing crisis.
Macy’s Fourth of July fireworks to Light Up East River
The skies over the East River will blaze brighter than ever with the return of the Macy’s 49th Annual 4th of July Fireworks spectacular.
Rabbi Levi Lezell wraps tefillin with Philip Levin at the Bay Path Rehabilitation and Nursing Center south of Boston.
Celebrating a Bar Mitzvah at 98 Years Old
In the early hours of Sunday, June 15, as ballistic missiles soared from Iran into Israel, their impact was felt more than 5,000 miles away across the world, on the Atlantic seaboard of Massachusetts. That day, Rabbi Levi Lezell, director of Chabad of the South Shore, received a phone call from the Bay Path Rehabilitation and Nursing Center.
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