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Long Island cardiology assistant Elisheva Gilman-Smith on coping with crisis
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Rabbis Mendy Kaminker and Chanoch Kaplan honored
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1,000 kids combine summer study and sports in an outdoors environment
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Let the marriage go on says Rabbi Shneur Landa. The big party can wait
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Schools and synagogues are key
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Community residents look forward to a new Jewish presence
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Hundreds who recovered from the coronavirus line up in Brooklyn to aid strangers
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A 25-hour period of fasting and reflection begins on Wednesday night, July 29
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Record sales amid synagogue attendance limits and self-quarantining
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‘Each Person, a World’ pays tribute to 1,200 Jewish COVID-19 victims from around the globe
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In an exclusive interview, the rabbi speaks candidly about his ordeal
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Innovative programs for synagogues, homes and outdoor spaces around the world
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Workshops include instruction, laws and mystical intentions
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Fall programs build on lessons learned during spring lockdowns
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A portrait of the Rebbe inspired Los Angeles benefactors
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Rabbi Mendel Cohen has quietly devoted himself to people in trouble
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Chabad brings the sound of the shofar, and holiday’s message of hope and faith, to millions
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Annual in-person event retools in the coronavirus era
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Observing the holiday on an island split by the coronavirus pandemic
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Outdoor events with social distancing during pandemic exceed all expectations
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Chabad out in force worldwide to enable everyone to celebrate the holiday safely
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Orlando Chabad provides holiday needs to Jewish NBA staff
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Isolated by Covid, Dr. Stephanie Rosen builds her own sukkah for the first time
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Virtual events to unite thousands
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Highlighted at annual conference, young rabbis just starting out model Jewish response to adversity
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At 1 p.m. on Sunday, Shluchim Conference online event to celebrate communities, memorialize victims
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‘Grand Event’ caps virtual international conference during pandemic
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JNet director credits his family’s faith and the world’s prayers
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From Vienna to Birobidzhan, menorah’s glow to shine worldwide in private homes and public squares
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Part of a global effort by Chabad that will reach 8 million Jews
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Chabad Young Professionals and CTeen efforts encourage Jewish volunteerism
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The lights are shining as bright as ever in innovative Covid-safe events
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A night-by-night program to print out for the whole family
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Menorahs great and small brighten a world darkened by pandemic
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As many as 500 to gather for each candle of the first-ever public menorah-lightings
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‘Festival of Lights’ brings much-needed relief and connection worldwide
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Organizations step in as pandemic leaves financial victims everywhere
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In 1989, the ‘Chanukah Live’ program showed satellite technology can advance connectedness, peace and unity
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