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Largest Food Bank in Israel Prepares To Feed 25,000 Families
(lubavitch.com/LNS) At a warehouse in Kiryat Malachi, volunteers are working at a feverish pace packing canned goods, fruits and vegetables, oil, matzah, and wine into hundreds…
By Dvora Lakein
Baking Matzah for US Troops at the Jewish Children’s Museum
(lubavitch.com/LNS) Members of the US Army, and the families of Captain Andrew Shulman from Massachusetts and Captain Ari Vogel from Connecticut—both who are currently serving…
After 45 Years, A Jewish Community Breaks Ground For New Mikvah
(lubavitch.com/LNS) Two feisty Jewish women, their lives separated by 100 tumultuous years, have inspired the building of a new mikvah in Greenville, SC. In 1911, Chava…
American Jewish Suburbanites See Israel Up Close and Personal
A Chabad-led tour of Israel gave a group of American Jews from the Midwest an up close perspective on the extremes of daily life in…
By Dvora Lakein
Chabad Rabbi First Rabbi Ever to Address U.S. Military Chaplaincy
(lubavitch.com/lns) In a speech hailed by one priest as the most inspiring talk since Martin Luther King Jr., Chabad Rabbi Yossi Jacobson addressed the Chief…
By Dvora Lakein
Novosibirsk: Purim Will Be Joyful Despite Anti-Semitic Posters
(lubavitch.com/lns) Authorities in Novosibirsk have yet to determine who was behind the anti-Semitic posters put up on the doors of residential buildings in this Siberian…
Taglit-BirthrightIsrael:Mayanot First Tour For Special Needs Visitors
(lubavitch.com/LNS) Fragile X syndrome, a mental impairment that affects IQ, hasn’t stopped Scott Heyman, 27, from living in his own apartment or holding down a…
When Purim Meets Shabbos . . .
Shabbat as a day of rest goes head to head with Purim parties this year. Chabad centers the world over are working creatively so Jewish…
Croatian Govt To Change Law To Protect Jewish Graves
(lubavitch.com/LNS) Chabad’s Rabbi Pinchas Zaklos met Monday with Croatian President Stjepan Mesi, Prime Minister Ivo Sanader, and Zagreb’s Mayor Milan Bandi. Zaklos was part of delegation…
Women, Children of Arab/Jewish Intermarriages Seek Help From Chabad
While the topic of how to reach out to children of intermarried couples animates discussion in communities, synagogues and schools, it’s a whole different brew—with…
Australian Jewish Leaders Convene for Annual Conference
At the annual conference of Chabad community leaders of Australia, scores of Chabad representatives from across New South Wales convened in Sydney to focus on…
Israeli Expats Strengthen Jewish Identity in Diaspora
As the Israeli government launches a dynamic campaign to lure expatriates back, many are conflicted as to which country they wish to call home. With…
By Dvora Lakein
On Campus: Chabad’s Purim Bashes Draw In the Shy and Wary
Purim, more than any other holiday, say Chabad-on-campus representatives, brings in crowds of students who otherwise keep a safe distance from anything that feels too…
Chabad Partners with First Aid Emergency Services To Open New Division in Sderot
Some 3650 rockets have hit Sderot in the last seven years, making this city one of the most frequented by emergency services. Partnering with Chabad…
Rocky Mountain Collegian Congratulates Chabad on Campus
The university's 3-year-old Chabad organization has spent the entirety of its existence fighting with the City of Fort Collins and the university for bits and…
Challenge Aspen Works With Chabad To Welcome Israeli Soldiers
(lubavitch.com/LNS) On January 31, 2006, Gary Alfmon, a paramedic fighter in Y.A.M.A.M, a special IDF police, was sent into Jenin with his platoon. Working covertly…
By Dvora Lakein
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