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Searching for Jews Off the Beaten Path
The tiny, high-desert town of Taylor, Arizona, could almost be from another era. There are a few fast food joints and high-speed Internet. But there’s […]
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Got A Kosher Dog?
Can I have a kosher hotdog? If this is what stands in the way of Jewish families who would entertain switching to a kosher diet, […]
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A Welcome Sign in the Tel Aviv Skyline
It was a confining season for Israelis who stayed close to bomb shelters all summer long while missiles rained on Israel. Chabad’s paraglider, a summer […]
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220 Chabad Centers in CA
The first Chabad center in the State of California opened in 1964. Today, there are 220 centers in the state, something worth whistling about. At […]
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Chabad Preschool Selected For TACSEI National Study
Aleph Academy, the only Jewish preschool in the Sierra-Nevada region, is the first private early childhood program in Nevada to become an implementation site for the national TACSEI (Technical Assistance Center on Social Emotional Development) Program.
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Coffee at Dartmouth, One Cup At A Time
On a mild spring afternoon last May at a café in the small idyllic town of Hanover, New Hampshire, Rabbi Moshe Gray was holding his fifth cup of coffee of the day. Unlike the over-caffeinated Ivy League students cramming for exams, the Chabad rabbi was not trying to stay awake.
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A First At 83: Survivor, Philosopher, Wraps Tefillin
Frithjof Bergmann is well-versed in Judaic ritual but had never wrapped tefillin.
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Six Years After Mumbai Attack, Chabad House Reopens
“We can overcome challenges, even the most horrific of challenges. We can and must rebuild, and this building serves as a beacon of light and hope that evil will not prevail,”
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CTeen Europe Shabbaton Gives Jewish Teenagers a Boost of Jewish Pride
Jewish Teens spend a weekend together, having fun and making lifelong connections
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Donetsk Jews in Exile: Pray for Us
Back in Donetsk, an eerie emptiness has replaced the noisy, boisterous JCC. The school building is closed, as is the kosher restaurant. A few Jews remained.
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Sweden’s Jewish Leadership: We Will Stand Strong
One elderly resident of a local nursing home, originally from Hungary, was brought to tears when 11-year-old Ari Raskin, the son of Budapest’s Chabad representatives, wished her “a Gut Shabbos” in her native tongue.
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Photo Gallery: JLI Retreat 2014, Chicago
Photos from five days at JLI’s National Jewish Retreat
Video: Canadian Rabbis Look Out for Jewish Inmates
Rabbi Zushe Silberstein works with Jewish Inmates of Quebec’s prisons.
A Walk Through the Pages of History
In 1475, a Hebrew printing press in southern Italy printed a book that stands as one of the earliest examples of an industry that would change the Jewish world forever.
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The Rebbe’s Father: The 70th Yahrzeit
Jewish communities worldwide will this Shabbat (20 Av) be marking the 70th yahrzeit of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson (1878-1944), the father of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson.
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IDF Golani Soldiers Give Thanks
Soldiers return directly from the Gaza front to say the traditional "Gomel" blessing.
Built on Inclusiveness, New Center Shapes Aspen’s Jewish Community
The $18 million building was at least a decade in the making. Now complete, the Mintzs say this is only a beginning. “We have to reach every man, woman, and child in our community with the light of Torah and Judaism.”
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Chabad Representative Assists Victims of Fatal Crash in Switzerland
“The important thing to me was that there were people here in trauma, in a foreign country, without the language and familiarity. They are Hebrew speakers and needed our help.”
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Israeli PM Inscribes Torah Letter for IDF
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hosted a delegation from Chabad and inscribed a letter in a new Torah Scroll that will be dedicated in merit of the soldiers of the IDF.
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For Some, Camp Winds Down to A Strong Jewish Send-off
Sixty-six percent of adults who have attended Jewish camps considered their Jewish identity “very important,” as opposed to 29 percent of those who never attended a Jewish camp.
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Strong Attendance at Europe’s Jewish Summer Camps
"We take all precautionary security measures, but we will not hide, nor will we disguise ourselves, or remove our kippah when we are outside, as some have suggested,” said Tiechtel.
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Ipads for wounded IDF soldiers
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Blog: Mumbai on My Mind
While our soldiers are in the trenches fighting with their lives to hold on to our tiny homeland, when so many would like to see us defeated, it’s good to be reminded that we Jews are a resilient people; Chabad of Mumbai is on the rebound.
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Chabad Galvanizes Worldwide Support for Israel’s Soldiers, Children, Civilians
Chabad’s preparedness to help, has made it a first address for individuals seeking aid. Its network of schools, centers and social projects throughout Israel’s cities make it uniquely positioned to bring critical assistance when the nation’s resources are so strained.
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Holocaust survivor Helga Melmed is giving her time, energy, and priceless life experience to educate and care for Jewish children at Chabad of Venice, Florida’s Camp Gan Israel.
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Mitzvahs at the World Cup
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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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