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By Karen Schwartz As Jews around the world prepare to commemorate the giving of the Torah with the quickly-approaching holiday of Shavuot, Rabbi Menachem Hartman is preparing to milk a cow.
By Karen Schwartz Every night when Avery Sax goes to sleep, she says the twice-daily prayer known as the Shema.
By Karen Schwartz Sheri Ben Aroya talked about her life, and how it changed one ordinary day with a terror attack that left her paralyzed down the right side of her body.
By Karen Schwartz Wounded veterans and victims of terror attacks landed at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport Sunday, arriving to an emotional reception coordinated by the Belev Echad program.
By Karen Schwartz Rabbi Nissen Mangel, a renowned philosopher and author who was sent to Auschwitz as a 10-year-old boy and spent five years in the death camp before his liberation in 1945, addressing the concept of belief in G‑d after the Holocaust.
By Karen Schwartz Jewish communities the world over are heading for the great outdoors this week, scheduling a host of barbeques, carnival games and bonfires in celebration of Lag B’Omer, the festival that marks the anniversary of the passing of the 2nd century sage Rabbi ...
By Karen Schwartz, Chabad.edu Siobhan Waitzman, 22, a senior and president of the Chabad Jewish Student Association at Colorado State University, loves how tight-knit the Jewish community is on her campus.
By Karen Schwartz, Chabad.edu A member of the Jewish-interest sorority Sigma Rho Lambda, which won an award for having the highest grade point average within Greek life at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s campus, graduating senior Sarah Brown herself won honors for ...
By Karen Schwartz Craig Nassi is looking forward to spending next week with a very special group of visitors. Nassi, who lives on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, will be helping host a group of injured Israeli veterans and victims of terror touring the East Coast on a trip ...
By Karen Schwartz Tommy Bernard, of Nashville, Tennessee, beams when he talks about the Genesis Campus for Jewish Life, which welcomed hundreds at its grand opening yesterday.
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