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By Tamar Runyan As a cold snap freezes the Eurasian land mass, Israel’s Army Radio is broadcasting stories off expatriates living amidst arctic weather conditions.
By Tamar Runyan Tzivi Heber, Hadas Orlev and their friends aren’t just playing with Lego building blocks after school. They’re doing it in the name of science.
By Tamar Runyan Moscow’s Jewish community commemorated International Holocaust Remembrance Day during a ceremony at the Shaarei Tzedek social welfare center in the heart of the capital.
By Tamar Runyan The Jewish community of Odessa had a lot to celebrate when, under the protection of a police guard and a parade route closed to traffic, it marked the concurrent dedications of a new synagogue, Torah scroll and orphanage.
By Tamar Runyan With an unusual amount of snow – early reports indicated that it could be the worst such storm in 30 years – falling in parts of Washington, Jewish centers have canceled events and classes in the hope that all will improve in time for the upcoming ...
By Tamar Runyan Jewish residents of Buenos Aires partied the night away in the Argentine capital in a mass show of support for Chabad-Lubavitch of Puerto Madero.
By Tamar Runyan The Jewish community of Bobruisk, Belarus, which two months ago was forced to deal with several anti-Semitic acts of vandalism, now has a lot to celebrate.
By Tamar Runyan Rabbi Aaron Gurevitch, a Chabad-Lubavitch emissary and army chaplain who serves as a liaison between the Federation of Jewish Communities and the military and prison systems, received a gold medal from the Russian Prison Services Administration for his ...
By Tamar Runyan People buy and sell all kinds of things on eBay. Even a Torah scroll.
By Tamar Runyan Following an inspection by the director general of Israel’s Welfare and Social Services Ministry, the Grabski Multiple Sclerosis Center in Migdal HaEmek will be granted authorization to absorb another 15 residents.
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