Chabad-Lubavitch News

Centers across the US provided food and shelter as 40 states blanketed in snow and ice

His return marks the conclusion of a painful 2.5-year saga.

Joined at Sydney Opera House by Prime Minister and government dignitaries, Australia’s Jewish way of loss and healing

Diverse crowd of 100,000 Israelis flock to Tzama, an eight-day celebration in Jerusalem

New space deepens mikvah experience through art, depicting living waters from Creation to present day

Dutch chief rabbi is facing new challenges in his milestone year since his return, but remains undeterred

$100 million gifted campus among largest contributions to a Jewish organization in history

Whether in USSR, Nazi-occupied Europe or America, the Sixth Rebbe remained undaunted

Three Jewish teens were among 40 killed; their community mobilized to provide comfort

Al-Ahmed, who disarmed terrorist at Chanukah shooting, joined Rabbi Yehoram Ulman, director of Chabad of Bondi, at holy site

Yevgeny Bondar, 84, was ‘always ready to help another’

In a first, Australian state government encourages acts of kindness to honor victims

Record activity this week in stores and online mark historic day in modern Chassidic history

Jews of Ireland respond to hatred with light of Chanukah

Joining together at site of Bondi Beach Massacre to remember victims and light menorah

Thousands of mitzvot performed at the site of Australia’s deadliest antisemitic attack

With nowhere to run and nowhere to hide, ordinary people chose action in defense of human life

Nearing three decades of impact, pioneering Institute of Jewish Studies unveils modern campus designed to shape Jewish future

Despite attack, they returned to their Chanukah outreach and pledged not to be deterred