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The origins of the Rebbe’s ‘tanks against assimilation’
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Helped by rabbinic chaplains and looking forward to a more spiritual life
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As part of a series called ‘Belief,’ Mendel Hurwitz makes a ‘positive impression about Jewish life to the world’
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At Mayanot Women’s Yeshiva, Deena Schanowitz, 20, shares with others as she continues her studies
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Their devotion has earned them a unique place in the Jewish world
A generation committed to changing the world for good.
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They are busier than ever helping others
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Mezritch manuscript with marginal notes by Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi on display in Jerusalem
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A talk with two authors: Rabbi Yanki Tauber and Rabbi Eli Rubin
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Many of the special moments of five-day Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries were shared on social media with the #Kinus hashtag. View some of the epic moments of the 30th annual conference.
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A Chabad researcher sheds light on the most infamous blood libel of modern times
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Learning center, magazine and user-friendly format highlight relaunch
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Counselors look forward to real responsibility at a young age
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Mastering a complex volume overnight
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Jews of all backgrounds find the meaning of life and self in Chabad founder’s works.
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With two weeks left on their itineraries, rabbinical students are continuing their global travels to strengthen Jewish life in remote communities and reach the unaffiliated in established ones.
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Every night when Avery Sax goes to sleep, she says the twice-daily prayer known as the Shema.
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In a world where large families are not unheard of, it’s not uncommon for a student at a Chabad-Lubavitch run yeshiva to find a cousin or two among his peers.
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When the Sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn, of righteous memory, stepped onto a Chicago rail platform on Jan. 25, 1942 to begin a week-long trip focused on inspiring and strengthening the local Jewish community and its commitment to Jewish education, thousands greeted him.
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Before he became a U.S. senator, Rudy Boschwitz moved to Minnesota and opened a family business in 1963. By that time, Rabbi Moshe and Mindy Feller were already there.
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In the months before bar mitzvah boy Jeremy Benjamin ascended to the Torah at his Nashville, Tenn., synagogue, he learned to don the prayer boxes known as tefillin and to read from Judaism’s holiest scroll—all in all, standard pre–13th birthday fare for a Jewish young man. But Benjamin spent quite some time on an activity just as necessary.
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