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Only Kosher Culinary School Outside of Israel Expands Into Pastry Arts NORTH AMERICA
Only Kosher Culinary School Outside of Israel Expands Into Pastry Arts

With some 80 graduates working in kitchens around the country, the Center for Kosher Culinary Arts will welcome students to its new professional baking and pastry course.
Leaders of Soviet Jewish Underground Memorialized with Torah Scroll FEATURE
Leaders of Soviet Jewish Underground Memorialized with Torah Scroll

Members of a rabbinical family stretched across the globe gathered in central Israel to dedicate a new Torah scroll in memory of their forebears.
Rabbi Looks to Rebuild After Fire Destroys Jewish Center at Busy Intersection ISRAEL
Rabbi Looks to Rebuild After Fire Destroys Jewish Center at Busy Intersection

Less than two days after a fire destroyed his mobile Jewish center, Rabbi Shmuel Rosenberg was back at work Sunday afternoon at one of Israel’s busiest junctions.
NYU Graduates Return to Campus as Jewish Leaders in Ontario CAMPUS LIFE
NYU Graduates Return to Campus as Jewish Leaders in Ontario

Little did Yishaya Rose know when he enrolled at New York University nearly six years ago that not only would he meet his future wife, he’d find the deep religious connection that led him to the city in the first place.
Troops in Afghanistan Turn to New York Rabbi to Boost Morale FEATURE
Troops in Afghanistan Turn to New York Rabbi to Boost Morale

As the day winds down at coalition headquarters in Kabul and the Friday afternoon sun begins its descent in the Afghanistan sky, a group of Jewish soldiers gathers for a pre-Shabbat infusion of spiritual inspiration.
Concert in Young Woman’s Memory Raises Funds for Israeli Orphanage NORTH AMERICA
Concert in Young Woman’s Memory Raises Funds for Israeli Orphanage

An estimated 100 women and girls gathered at a Brooklyn, N.Y., synagogue to remember Toby Eagle, who passed away in a car accident two years ago, through music.
New England Music Festival Celebrates Jewish Religion and Culture NORTH AMERICA
New England Music Festival Celebrates Jewish Religion and Culture

Whether to enjoy the music, books, art or food, some 900 guests of all ages gathered on Guilford, Conn.’s historic green for the fourth annual Shoreline Jewish Festival.
Jewish Ritual Bath Makes History on Thai Island Paradise THE FAR EAST
Jewish Ritual Bath Makes History on Thai Island Paradise

For the first time in their adopted island’s history, Jewish residents and tourists in Koh Samui, Thailand, inaugurated a ritual bath to serve the many vacationers and honeymooners who annually flock to the Southeast Asian destination.
Chabad House Opens in Second-Largest City in Greece EUROPE
Chabad House Opens in Second-Largest City in Greece

For Jewish travelers and academics exploring Salonica, Greece’s second-largest city and a fabled crossroads between Europe and the East, a new center endorsed by the local community is providing a menu of religious services.
Cambodia to Join Southeast Asian Nations With Permanent Chabad House THE FAR EAST
Cambodia to Join Southeast Asian Nations With Permanent Chabad House

When Rabbi Yosef C. Kantor, director of Chabad-Lubavitch of Thailand, sent two young rabbinical students to Phnom Penh, Cambodia, in the summer of 2006, it was, he said tongue-in-cheek, just “to confirm that there weren’t any Jews there.”
Friendship Circle Campaign Enlists Support of Detroit Radio Host NORTH AMERICA
Friendship Circle Campaign Enlists Support of Detroit Radio Host

Preparations for an annual walkathon benefiting the founding chapter of the Friendship Circle is generating a buzz among Detroit-area residents thanks to the endorsement of a local radio personality and a cadre of dedicated volunteers.
Slow-Going Search for Missing Hiker Takes Closer Look Between Indian Villages ASIA
Slow-Going Search for Missing Hiker Takes Closer Look Between Indian Villages

After a grueling search of all possible routes between the mountainous villages of Khira Ghanga and Bunbuny in northern India, rescuers have shifted focus in their mission to find missing backpacker Amichai Steinmetz.
Alternative Summer Camp Pushes Teenagers to Their Limits NORTH AMERICA
Alternative Summer Camp Pushes Teenagers to Their Limits

Putting a twist on Chabad-Lubavitch teenagers’ usual summer camp experience, a physically-intensive program sent its third-annual group of young men into the wilderness.
Restaurant’s Change Adds to Kosher Options in Russia’s Second-Largest City FORMER SOVIET UNION
Restaurant’s Change Adds to Kosher Options in Russia’s Second-Largest City

After a grueling 17 days of preparations, S. Petersburg’s popular 7:40 restaurant reopened as a completely-kosher eatery.
UPDATE: More Volunteers Join Search for Missing American-Israeli Backpacker ASIA
UPDATE: More Volunteers Join Search for Missing American-Israeli Backpacker

Volunteer rescuers continued to make their way to Manali, India, by week’s end as search teams intensified their efforts to find missing 24-year-old American-Israeli backpacker Amichai Shtainmetz, who has not been heard from since July 22.
Banquet Looks at Jewish Center’s 10 Years at University CAMPUS LIFE
Banquet Looks at Jewish Center’s 10 Years at University

Alumni, students and parents gathered for a reunion banquet celebrating a Jewish center’s decade of work at Stony Brook University in Long Island, New York.
Indian Rescue Efforts Intensify, Will Likely Extend Through Fast Day ASIA
Indian Rescue Efforts Intensify, Will Likely Extend Through Fast Day

Search teams set out from Khalga, India, at 7:30 Wednesday morning to continue the search for Amichai Shtainmetz, the 24-year-old Israeli backpacker reported missing last week.
Round-the-Clock Search for Missing Israeli Scours Indian Mountain Region ASIA
Round-the-Clock Search for Missing Israeli Scours Indian Mountain Region

An Israeli crew assisted by local volunteers and a pair of Chabad-Lubavitch rabbinical students scoured the remote mountains near Kasol, India, for signs of an Israeli backpacker missing since July 22.
Retreat Just Minutes from Concentration Camp Celebrates Jewish Life EUROPE
Retreat Just Minutes from Concentration Camp Celebrates Jewish Life

More than 60 years after serving as a way-station for Jews on their way to concentration camps throughout Eastern Europe, the town of Liebenwalde played host to a weekend retreat for more than 130 Jewish professionals and their children.
PHOTOS: Wounded Soldiers Enjoy Australian Outdoors PHOTO GALLERY
PHOTOS: Wounded Soldiers Enjoy Australian Outdoors

Chabad’s Terror Victims Project, an initiative of the Lubavitch Youth Organization in Israel that helps terror victims and their families, brought 10 wounded Israeli soldiers to Australia this month to share their stories of survival with local Jewish communities.
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