Chabad-Lubavitch News

Two years on from Oct. 7, how hostages found strength through faith despite horrors and captivity.

Attack occurred during holiest day on Jewish calendar; terrorist shot dead by police

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

What Judaism teaches about making amends

The faith of the Punta Gorda Jews, however, remained resolute

The meeting was held to mark Education and Sharing Day and offer wishes for the New Year

As the Jewish people prepare to welcome 5786 on Rosh Hashanah, a look back at 5785

The complex world of honey bees has correlations to Judaism, and not just at High Holiday time

How proactive Jewish pride will propel us into the new year

Amelia Island, Fla., and Puerto Plata, D.R., among nearly 100 communities that welcomed new Chabad centers this year

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

Doubling down with a proud Jewish service at the site on Rosh Hashanah

She would have printed this article out and told me what she thought

Jewish communities are welcoming Rosh Hashanah amid bombs, blackouts and displacement

In the weeks before Rosh Hashanah, scribes worldwide face their busiest season checking tefillin and mezuzot

There’s hope. It depends on you.

Violent response to government crackdown on social media roils Nepal

Blowing shofar amidst the smoke and ashes

Jewish world plunged into mourning following the Monday morning attack