Chabad-Lubavitch News

After online mobs threatened a Shabbat celebration at Chabad at Elon, more than 100 students showed up for a proud display of Jewish strength

As Rosh Hashanah approaches, the unmistakable call of the shofar can be heard

For two-and-a-half decades, the Rebbe led a powerful expression of Jewish joy through the streets of Brooklyn

A glimpse at some of the priceless books, manuscripts and Judaic items housed in Chabad’s library in New York

‘Behind the Honey’ teaches children about bees, tradition and sweet harmony ahead of Rosh Hashanah

The Jewish War Veterans’ national convention attracted vets from across the country

600 people showed up to celebrate Mendy Cooper’s bar mitzvah and the Torah scroll written in his honor

Flash floods killed over 1,000 and left 4,400 unaccounted for

‘Derech Chaim,’ authored by Chabad’s Second Rebbe, continues to guide new generations

The Aleph Early Learning Center was built on a Jewish academic education that doesn’t compromise—and doesn’t charge

Launched in 1943, Merkos Shlichut summer visitation program finds new Jewish frontiers

Chabad rabbi in Catskills had only one day to make Joel Schnee’s final journey a Jewish one

Multiple departments teamed up to get friends to the final farewell for Rabbi Eli Schlanger

Torah classes and outreach to young families and young professionals set to expand as two Upper East Side institutions to collaborate

Innisfil’s new Chabad center, including a kosher café, serves fast-growing scenic town

Flames consume hundreds of homes; Rabbi Yisrael Hahn spearheads aid those in need

Dedication at Lukyanivka Detention Center takes place on 82nd anniversary of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson’s passing

The thousands of hours with the Rebbe he recorded fuel decades of inspiration

For Helga Melmed, helping children enjoy their Judaism is reclaiming what was taken from her