Saadya Notik

In addition to the tens of thousands of people who have pledged to spread goodness and kindness throughout the world, and to take on a specific deed in the merit of those who perished last month in the Mumbai terror attacks, many organizations and ...

Sitting among the government officials and rabbinical leaders who came to the Israeli village of Kfar Chabad to pay their respects to the fallen directors of Mumbai, India’s Chabad-Lubavitch center, the presence of Indian Ambassador Navtej Sarna ...

From Jewish community centers to synagogues to high-school auditoriums, hundreds of memorial services throughout the world concluded that the best response to the darkness of terrorism is the shining light of a groundswell of good deeds.

More than 3,000 rabbis joined 1,000 supporters for the concluding banquet of the 25th-annual International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries.

Ophir Turjeman, 12, one of 160 children from the shell-shocked town of Sderot, Israel, says that what he really wants to do this summer is swim. With the threat of rocket attacks, it’s not really an activity he can safely enjoy back home.