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Rabbi Liraz Zeira displayed resilience and even joy in face of his new reality
Just over seven months ago, Rabbi Liraz Zeira, a Chabad on Campus rabbi in Jerusalem, was fighting for his life in a hospital after being severely injured in combat in Syria. This week, he returned to a hospital under far happier circumstances: the birth ...
Children and staff of Chabad’s Mishpacha Ukraine children’s home safe
Missile strikes, air raid sirens, and scenes of widespread destruction are all too familiar in Ukraine’s port city of Odessa, where Russia has carried out near-constant bombardments for more than four years. On Wednesday night, one strike hit especially c...
Laid groundwork for a wide range of activities in both New York and Cleveland
The 1970s are widely regarded as a pivot of change in history. Coups, conflicts, wars, sweeping economic and social upheaval, and the dawn of the “Me” generation. It was an era of change in the Chabad-Lubavitch movement as well: In the 1970s the Rebbe, Ra...
The story behind the seder waiting for you anywhere in the world
Come March each year, two reminders arrive like clockwork: your accountant tells you it’s time to file your taxes, and your local Chabad center lets you know that there’s a seat waiting for you at their communal Passover seder. Public seders organized by ...
The Rebbe took time on the busy night to make sure diverse groups had what they needed to celebrate
The Passover seder night is rich with once-a-year mitzvos, layered customs, and the recitation of the Haggadah, one of the most extensively studied texts in Jewish literature. The Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, authored a master...
A 1989 blessing to ‘do great things in your city’ has driven father and son to do just that
When Seth Salver was sworn in as mayor of Bal Harbour, Fla., this past November, it was a proud milestone that resonated far beyond the village, and even beyond the state of Florida. Salver is one of only a handful of Orthodox Jewish mayors in the United ...
The rabbi had been working on the book before his tragic murder on Chanukah
Ever since the December terror attack that claimed the life of Rabbi Eli Schlanger and 14 others, countless good deeds have been performed in his memory, ensuring that his legacy continues even in his physical absence. Now, a new book is set to be publish...
With flights canceled, international Cteen groups embrace extended Shabbaton
Sitting on the airplane at Newark Airport, Rabbi Sholom Cohen, director of CTeen of Greater Manchester, United Kingdom, felt relieved. Despite an earlier cancellation and extreme weather conditions, he had managed to secure seats for himself and his group...
Pioneer, who led community for 70 years, passed away week of Int’l Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Women Emissaries
In the fall of 1952, Rochel Pinson wanted nothing more than a quiet, ordinary life. Born in the Soviet Union just a few years after the Bolshevik Revolution, from her earliest years her world had been anything but ordinary: a string of narrow escapes, uph...
Centers across the US provided food and shelter as 40 states blanketed in snow and ice
A large swath of the United States ground to a halt at the start of the week as a historic winter storm blanketed more than 40 states with snow, ice, and subfreezing temperatures. The storm triggered widespread power outages affecting hundreds of thousand...
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