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Chabad.org, the world’s oldest and largest Jewish website, has launched Chabad.org Labs, a new platform that offers a look under the hood at the features its team is developing. The announcement comes during the International Conference of Chabad Lubavitc...
Meet Chani Benjaminson, born in Rome, she speaks several languages and directs Chabad.org's Ask the Rabbi team.
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Before there was Wix, Weebly, WordPress and the rest of the popular, user-friendly website builders, creating your own professional-looking website took a team of coders and designers—a complex, cumbersome and expensive process that was beyond the capacit...
25 years ago, Chabad.org was launched at the site of Amazon’s new headquarters
The social responsibility of massively successful high-tech companies was again thrown into high relief last week when Amazon announced that Long Island City—a working-class neighborhood in Queens, N.Y., that has been home to the largest public-housing de...
Four-part series tackles questions that have perplexed humanity from the beginning of time
Online learning has been a rapidly expanding and ever-changing dynamic that began almost as soon as the Internet was born. Video streaming, online discussion rooms and responsive quiz forms have helped educators bring university-level learning to students...
Storytelling has long held a special place in the world of Chassidism. Some of the deepest, most personal and touching lessons can only be couched in the unassuming and amusing wrapper of a tale. Rabbi Yossy Gordon, executive vice president of the Chabad ...
Perhaps no Jewish holiday is more joyous than Sukkot, when Jews of all backgrounds spend time in sukkahs (mobile or stationary), and shake the lulav and etrog as a sign of Jewish unity. These holidays are often accompanied by various laws and rituals that...
While Jews around the world prepare to dip apples in honey on Rosh Hashanah Chabad.org has an apple of its own for people around the world to enjoy before the holiday. For the very first time, Jewish.tv—Chabad.org’s premier video site—can be accessed and ...
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