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 Bruria Efune is a co-founder of Ohr Chabad, a new Chabad yishuv in Israel that will welcome visitors from all over the world to experience chassidic wisdom come to life. She frequently blogs about life in Israel and shares jewish inspiration on social media. You can connect with Bruria here.
Amid the destruction and heartbreak in Metula, the Chanukah flames shine through
Inside Lebanon, mere hundreds of meters from Israel’s northernmost border town of Metula, soldiers in the Israel Defense Forces recently discovered a chilling document: detailed plans for an Oct.7-like massacre that never came. Among the intelligence foun...
The worst of times brings out the best of our people.
Gederot War Room non-profit finds partner in Chabad of the Golan Heights
It’s an unlikely partnership: Rabbi Shalom and Devorah Hertzel, co-directors of Chabad-Lubavitch of the Golan Heights; and Alice Duke, who is a fashion designer, tunnel engineer, and director of the Gederot War Room. The Hertzels operate four Chabad cente...
After donning Moshiko Davino’s tefillin, Prime Minister thanks killed soldier’s mother
Tuesday morning, in the midst of wartime meetings and urgent phone calls, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Ruchama Davino and Chabad Rabbi Or Ziv to his office, to say thank you in person. Two weeks earlier, on Israel’s day of remembrance ...
With rising antisemitism on campus, students laud school’s involvement
Amid rising antisemitism in Great Britain and a “deep concern” for its Jewish student community, the University of Manchester hosted a historic printing of the Tanya, the seminal work of Chabad-Lubavitch Chassidic philosophy, at the John Rylands Research ...
A show of solidarity with the people of Israel and with each other
In a display of support and solidarity with Israel and with each other, more than 300 men and women from New York City’s diverse Jewish communities gathered together on Tuesday night, Jan. 13, at the Ohel, the resting place of the Rebbe—Rabbi Menachem M. ...
Featured speaker at Chabad Shluchot conference on Feb. 4
EILAT, Israel—To most Israelis, Eilat is so far away that it might as well be in another country. The nearest big city is Beersheva, and that’s a three-hour drive away, through mostly empty desert. Chanie Klein says that’s why Israelis of all backgrounds ...
Zookeeper back bringing joy to kids after his animals were killed or stolen on Oct. 7
EILAT, Israel—It was a sunny morning at the Yam Suf Hotel garden in Eilat, but rather than tourists splashing around in the swimming pools, children of the Kibbutz Nir Oz preschool sat outside the makeshift tents that had become their schoolrooms. They wa...
Groundbreaking book from educators Sara Morozow and Rivkah Slonim serves as both guide and reference
Some people associate privacy and modesty with shame; they assume that if anything needs to be kept secret, it’s because there’s something uncomfortable or wrong about it. In Holy Intimacy, authors Sara Morozow and Rivkah Slonim masterfully demonstrate th...
“Our friend is here. He just came back from Gaza. Can he light the menorah?”
It was a moving ceremony to begin with. Each year,the skating rink at the Ice Mall in Eilat is packed on Chanukah, and a large crowd, including many tourists, joins Rabbi Mendi Klein each night to light the menorah. But this year Eilat is empty of tourist...
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