Chabad-Lubavitch News

Rabbis living close to Place de la République describe a Shabbat of fire and looting

Pioneered initiatives while remaining deeply rooted in the timeless wisdom of Torah

Gomel, or Homel, was among the first Chabad towns. More than two centuries later, a Chabad couple returns

Gift caps friendship spanning four generations of Kraft family, and joins community effort led by longtime supporters David and Tracey Frankel

A Jewish baby boy joins the Covenant of Abraham at Fort Sam Houston

Ohel destination for global leaders seeking guidance and counsel at holy site

With Bereishit read this Shabbat, the yearly cycle starts from the first verse, and there’s a way in for every kind of learner

The murdered boys’ great-uncle affixes mezuzah

$2.5 million facility in Quebec more than 20 years in the making

Young professionals find friends and community at Intown Chabad

Beth El-Chabad of the Meadowlands will celebrate Simchat Torah with scrolls of its own, even as it waits to rebuild

This Simchat Torah, two Torah scrolls that escaped persecution are being celebrated once again

Co-pilot stabbed captain and sent plane into a dive; all 174 aboard landed safely

What do you see?

‘It is not about how many times the sukkah falls down, but how many times we get to rebuild it’

A non-Jewish neighbor’s pledge helped inspire a mezuzah campaign across the region

‘Oseh Shalom’ has reached highest echelons of government, including Prime Minister Netanyahu

From a giant art-filled one in Tel Aviv to a brightly lit one beneath Masada, Chabad emissaries prepare for Sukkot with their communities in mind