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Dreams of Deliverance: To Want (Moshiach) Differently
For forty years he bore the burden, resuscitating a ravaged people after its near annihilation. And now, as he surveyed the state of the nation, he shared his pain.
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Statement by Chabad-Lubavitch Headquarters
Chabad representatives and their communities worldwide join the world Jewish community in praying and grieving with the families.
After Twenty Years
To be Jewish, the Rebbe taught, is to care about matters great and lofty, but only insofar as they make us more attentive to the needs of our fellow Jew and our fellow human being
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REVIEWS: Trying To Grasp the Rebbe
To one biographer, he was a world leader who shaped a worldwide movement; to his student, the Rebbe was a tzaddik, a personal link to a higher reality.
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Plea From Kidnapped Boys’ Parents
“We appeal to Chabad Shluchim in Israel and abroad to step up the campaign of Shabbat candle lighting, so that all Jewish women and girls light Shabbat candles in merit of the safe return of our kidnapped children.”
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Rabbi Nachman Sudak, director of Chabad’s operations in the UK, 78
Rabbi Nachman Sudak, the director of Chabad’s operations in the United Kingdom who spearheaded the movement’s massive expansion in the country and a member of Chabad-Lubavitch’s international leadership, passed away on Sunday, June 15. He was 78.
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On Visit to Japan, PM Netanyahu Takes Time With Chabad Emissaries
When asked about the inspiration he draws upon for his leadership, Netanyahu spoke of his encounters with notable Jews around the world.
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Jewish Revival Gains Ground With Russia’s University Students
The exposure to Jewish life beyond the small confines of their respective communities helped students recognize the feasibility and relevance of living Jewishly.
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Interview Part II, Sarah Korn: Mother, Mentor, Marriage Counselor
"Woman’s influence is deeper, it helps people access their own selves. I take a motherly role."
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Interview Part I: Korns on Campus at NYU
A former Deadhead, now the Chabad rabbi at NYU, speaks candidly about the detours he took on his search, and what drove him to Chabad.
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Chabad-Lubavitch Headquarters Purchases Property Adjacent to Chabad Library
Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky announced the purchase of 760 Eastern Parkway, the property adjacent to the world class library of Agudas Chassidei Chabad.
On Alert, Jews of Odessa Hope for Calm, Quiet
Chabad representatives city wide are taking extra precautions, trying to calm frayed nerves and stay focused on normal activities.
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At Chabad House Bowery, NYU Students Lead
At Chabad House Bowery, NYU's Jewish students get to test their acquired skills and exercise their creative talent towards building a dynamic Jewish community on campus and old Skid Row.
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After Long Negotiations, A “Compromise” To Remember Holocaust Victims as Jews
In a compromise between the Jewish community and local government, the plaque now identifies Zmievskaya Balka as the site of the largest mass killing of Jews by Nazis in Russian territory.
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Rabbi Zalman I. Posner, Emissary, Author, Leader
Rabbi Zalman I. Posner, a pioneer in the field of Jewish outreach and a trail-blazing Chabad-Lubavitch Emissary to Nashville, TN, passed away Wednesday, April 23. He was 87.
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No More Apologies: My Thoughts on Vayikrah
I decided a long time ago that my job can be stressful enough as is and that if G-d wanted me as his personal publicist he would need to ask me Himself. Until that happens I don't feel the need to apologize for him anymore.
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Florida Governor Joins Chabad at Sample Seder
Florida Governor Rick Scott joined Chabad of Tallahassee on the eve of the first night of Pesach “pre-Seder” event hosted by Rabbi Schneur and Chanie Oirechman.
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Ruderman Family Foundation Partners With Chabad For Inclusion
The partnership will allow Chabad to break new ground and focus on including people with disabilities so they can participate in mainstream religious programs, services and social events.
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After 70 Years of Kaddish, Children of Holocaust Survivors Discover Truth
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Chabad Emissary to Ottawa Receives Governor General’s Award
On Monday April 6, Mrs. Devora Caytak was among 46 Canadians chosen from among 500 nominees, who received the Governor General’s Caring Canadian Award for reaching out to others.
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Founder of Mazel Day School To Receive Jewish Education Award
Mrs. Chani Okonov, a Chabad emissary to Brighton Beach and co-founder of the Mazel Day School, will receive the 3rd annual Jewish Education Project Young Pioneers Award for her innovative leadership in the field of Jewish education.
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Take Me Out To the Seder
How do Chabad rabbis keep the momentum going, keep the atmosphere intimate, and keep the people sipping, all the way to cup number four?
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Radical Relocation: Brooklyn Jewish Couple Moves to Hanoi
With a grant from the Rohr Family Foundation, Levi and Mushky Laine, with their 11-month old baby girl Rivkah, have left it all behind for Hanoi, Vietnam.
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Passover Food Provisions for 10,000 Stranded in Calcutta
About 1,500 guests join the largest Seder in the world; another 800 at the one in Pokhara; and for the “Fifth Child” Chabad of Nepal hosts another one in remote Manang, at 11,614 feet above sea level.
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Mitzvahs at the ADL Never Is Now Summit in New York City
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As 90,000 fans descend on Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara for this year’s Super Bowl, Chabad is welcoming hundreds of Jewish visitors with kosher food, prayer services, and mitzvah opportunities throughout the weekend.
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New Chabad Center in Buckeye — The Gateway to Arizona’s West
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Chabad Young Professionals Rabbis Gather For Convention in Raleigh
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Texas Chabad Brings Aid To Flood Victims
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Chabad Brings Kosher Food To Wimbeldon
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Hundreds of young Dallas Jewish professionals joined Shabbat 500, an annual project of the Intown Chabad.
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Holocaust Survivor Margot Friedlander was laid to rest after her passing at 103.
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