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A Support Mission for Soldiers’ Wives Across Europe
Philanthropist David Hager launches a support and wellness retreat for the wives of Haredi combat soldiers
Chabad restaurants around the world put greater focus on gourmet
This week in Jewish history: Happy birthday to Mel Brooks, Franz Kafka
No politics, No Exceptions: Feeding Every Family with Dignity
'Can’t imagine if babies had been here’: Iranian missile damages day-care in southern Israel
Security-camera footage shared by the nursery’s management captures the moment a projectile slammed into one of the play areas, underscoring the peril even the youngest face.
After Iran’s Attack, Global Jewish Solidarity Arrives with Urgent Aid
As Israel's oldest continuously operating charity, Colel Chabad is springing into action serving food in municipalities across the country
Jewish-Ukrainian soldier killed in fighting with Russia, third Jewish casualty in two weeks
An estimated 200 Jewish fighters have died in the nearly 3.5-year war, according to the Federation of Jewish Communities.
Jewish community in Zhytomyr mourns beloved teacher killed in Ukraine war
A funeral procession is expected to pass the Or Avner Chabad campus on Wednesday afternoon so students can pay their final respects.
Jewish entrepreneur Jared Isaacman won’t helm NASA after Trump yanks nomination
Donald Trump has withdrawn his nomination of Jared Isaacman, a Jewish entrepreneur who has traveled privately to space himself, to helm NASA.
Rabbis increase security in wake of DC shooting
Many Jewish institutions have used strengthened security measures to instill a sense of safety in congregants after the recent killing of two Israeli Embassy staffers in Washington, DC.
Harvard Chabad blasts students' yearbook featuring 'Holocaust-like denial'
"It must be fake history that the genocidal attack on the Jewish people took place, leading to the greatest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust," Harvard Chabad posted.
Colel Chabad head at Jerusalem Post Conference: “Every single Jew needs a connection to Israel”
Zalman Duchman, Executive Director of Colel Chabad, said that the organization’s mission was to enable Diaspora Jewry to connect by supporting the Jewish community in Israel.
Amid rising antisemitism, Jewish life is surging on US campuses - opinion
A recent study from the Jewish Federations of North America found that nearly a third of American Jews have become more engaged in Jewish life since October 7.
A Call for Unity and Action: Rabbi Zalman Duchman to Address the Jerusalem Post Conference
The Executive Director of Colel Chabad will join the Jerusalem Post's Annual New York Conference to speak about the frontline impact of their National Food Security Project
Rabbis from 40 countries strategize mass Israeli expat surge after Oct. 7
Over 100 Chabad rabbis gathered last week in Montenegro to discuss the mass migration of tens of thousands of Israelis following Oct. 7.
